Author, Jacob Israel, will be conducting a Blog Tour during April 6-20, 2009 for the release of his new novel, The Calling: A Voice in the Dead Woods (Tate Publishing, December 2008).
1. What is a blog tour any way? Please click here.
2.) If you have a blog, podcast, web site, internet radio show or e-zine and would like to host Jacob Israel as a special guest during the tour, please click here.
3.) For more information about The Calling , please click here.
4.) To contact the blog tour coordinator, please click here.
5.) For a Blog Tour Itinerary, please click here.
1.) What is a Blog Tour any way?
Many blogs provide commentary or news on a particular subject; others function as more personal online diaries. Many are associated with online newsletters or e-zines. A typical blog combines text, images, and links to other blogs, web pages, and other media related to its topic. As of September 2007, blog search engine Technorati was tracking more than 106 million blogs. That means on any given day there are millions of blog owners who must post fresh and original content on their blog or in their online newsletter.
A Blog Tour is an opportunity for blog owners to host special guests on their blog. This hosting can be carried out in various ways from posting personalized Q&A, to allowing the guest to write a journal entry for the appointed day. Some special guests are asked to respond to reader comments, and others appear in live chat rooms associated with the particular blog. An organized Blog Tour also allows readers to travel from one blog to another with the special guest. When combined with the release of a new book or product, a Blog Tour can introduce an author to countless readers around the world.
2.) We invite you to host author Jacob Israel as a Special Guest on your blog, podcast, web site, internet radio show or e-zine during April 6-20, 2009.
Please note that a limited number of blog tour appearances will be available, so schedule your date now.
3.) What is The Calling about?
The Calling: A Voice in the Dead Woods by Jacob Israel (Tate Publishing, December 2008)
'Thomas James shall be his name,' the Angel says mysteriously. The world shall change because of him. Dark days lie ahead for the chosen child. In the small town of Bethel, in a time not unlike our own, a child with a great purpose is born. Years later, alienated by those around him and picked on by his peers, the awkward twelve-year-old struggles to exist after the loss of his family. A terrifying vision of a dark world to come haunts him. He sees and hears things he cannot understand. The world quickly changes before his eyes. Visited by strange messengers and surrounded by mysterious and miraculous events, Thomas fights to comprehend what is real and what is not, while trying to escape the sinister powers that be. After countless horrors, the startling revelation of who Thomas James truly is will change the lives of those around him, setting off a chain of events that could destroy, or save, them all. Inside these pages hides a treasure, just waiting to be discovered. If youve ever wondered if there is more to life or why it is we suffer, then this book will not only captivate youit may just open your eyes to a truth that could set you free. Find out what is in all of us that makes us heed The Calling. The Angel smiles curiously, There is a great truth that must be told. A wicked spirit spreads its wings and humanity is its prisoner. Thomas James is the key.
About the Author
Jacob Israel is a loving son, brother, husband, and father. For twenty years he has written professionally for stage, television and film. Suffering from childhood with a debilitating autoimmune disease, Mr. Israel searched for answers as to why he and so many others in this world had to endure so much. After years of studying various faiths, he found the truth was right there inside him all along. His desire to inspire and encourage others is why he does what he does.
This novel, which is the culmination of his experiences, hardships, and victories, was God’s gift to him and now he gives it to the world.
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Blog Tour Management by CSS does not constitute an endorsement for the book.