#J.D. Cunegan

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Oh, hey, Pride Month, didn't see you there.

There's plenty of queer rep in my books, both because I'm bi/pan myself and because queer people exist and deserve to have their stories told. To wit:

SUMMERTIME, ASSASSINS, AND OTHER SKULLDUGGERIES: Lesbian protagonists, ace supporting character. Queer love story that doesn't devolve into the "kill the gays" trope.

JILL ANDERSEN SERIES: Ace protagonist, M/M romance, trans superhero (from BEHIND THE BADGE on).

NOTNA: Black bi male protagonist. Because too often, bi representation is limited to women and painted in the male gaze.

Visit my website for more!

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The Kill Bill flicks are all-time faves, and a huge inspiration for Summertime, Assassins, and Other Skullduggeries.

KILL BILL: VOLUME 1 Dir. Quentin Tarantino (2003)

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Bisexual BIPOC books

Here is the part one of my bisexual BIPOC books posts where I post books with MCs that are both bi and BIPOC

If You Still Recognise Me by Cynthia So A Map of Home by Randa Jarrar Son of Sin by Omar Sakr The Disasters by M.K. England Lulu Sinagtala and the City of Noble Warriors by Gail D. Villanueva Last Chance Dance by Lakita Wilson Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao Notna by J.D. Cunegan To Shape a Dragon's Breath by Moniquill Blackgoose She is A Haunting by Trang Thanh Tran When the Stars Alight (The Essence of the Equinox, #1) by Camilla Andrew The Gallery of Unfinished Girls by Lauren Karcz Fall Into You by Georgina Kiersten A Lot Like Adiós by Alexis Daria Hani and Ishu's Guide to Fake Dating by Adiba Jaigirdar When It All Syncs Up by Maya Ameyaw Bidding for the Bachelor by Jackie Lau Bearly A Lady by Cassandra Khaw Between Bookshelves by Olívia Pilar Better Catch Up, Krishna Kumar by Anahita Karthik I'll Be the One by Lyla Lee Otherbound by Corinne Duyvis Cupid Calling by Viano Oniomoh The Nightmare-Verse series: A Blade So Black by L.L. McKinney A Dream So Dark by L.L. McKinney A Crown So Cursed by L.L. McKinney

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PRE-ORDER: Boundless by J.D. Cunegan

PRE-ORDER: Boundless by J.D. Cunegan

A little more than two years before the events of Bounty, Jill Andersen makes a life-altering decision. But this decision comes with consequences she didn’t foresee, and her first night as the vigilante Bounty winds up being something for which she was wholly unprepared.

A crisis of faith eventually gives way to certainty: both in terms of discovering who killed a young man named Johnny Ruiz and…

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Book Review: Bounty by J.D. Cunegan (@JD_Cunegan )

Book Review: Bounty by J.D. Cunegan (@JD_Cunegan ) #Bookreview #ISIRTG

Jill Anderson had already spent three years serving the people of Baltimore, it had allowed her to build up a tolerance to crime scenes, but it took every ounce of her restraint not to react to this one. If her peers knew she had known the victim she would be off the case. But she knew her special insight would help to find the people responsible. The victim of the brutal murder was Trent…

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Featured Post: Notna by J.D. Cunegan

Featured Post: Notna by J.D. Cunegan

About Notna:

History’s most peaceful race created one of its deadliest weapons.

Forged in the Living Flame by a long-extinct alien race, The Gem of Notna is the stuff of legends, on par with Pandora’s Box or the Holy Grail. But once archaeologist Dr. Jack Corbett stumbled upon the crystal deep in the Amazon, he triggered a whirlwind of events and found himself neck-deep in a centuries-old holy…

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So, I just found out that yesterday was the start of ASEXUAL AWARENESS WEEK! 💜🖤

Asexuality is defined as “without sexual feelings or associations.” While some aces might feel libido, we generally do not feel sexual attraction toward any other person. (Personally, I have little to no libido and am generally sex-repulsed, but sex-positive — as long as it doesn’t involve me).

I am asexual, as is about 2-3% of the population. (Which is, roughly, 227,308,000+ people). It used to be thought that only 1% of the population was ace, but that isn’t the case — we’re not the most common group of people, but we are out there.

Unfortunately, asexuals aren’t portrayed very much in fiction, but I have read three books with ace characters, and I loved them all!

Bounty by J.D. Cunegan (4 Stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️) & Let’s Talk About Love by Claire (4 Stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️) & How To Be A Normal Person by T.J. (5 Stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️)

I also have a Goodreads shelf of To-Reads featuring asexual and/or aromantic characters, which I will link here! 28 books total, and counting: https://www.goodreads.com/review/list/45830381-britt…

Happy Asexual Awarensss Week! You’re acing it. 😎💜🖤

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Notna - a contemporary apocalyptic fantasy by J.D. Cunegan https://ift.tt/3oyR9GP book promotion sites

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Notna - a contemporary apocalyptic fantasy by J.D. Cunegan https://ift.tt/3oyR9GP Book promotion sites

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JQM LITERARY CHAT WELCOMES J.D. Cunegan

JQM LITERARY CHAT WELCOMES J.D. Cunegan

JQM LITERARY CHAT WELCOMES J.D. Cunegan TELL US ABOUT YOURSELF: J.D. Cunegan is known for his unique writing style, a mixture of murder mystery and superhero epic that introduces the reader to his comic book-inspired storytelling and fast-paced prose. A 2006 graduate of Old Dominion University, Cunegan has an extensive background in journalism, a lengthy career in media relations, and a…

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Hi! Can you recommend any good crime novels? Anything from any era would be great. I'm an aspiring writer and I want to get as much knowledge of crime fiction that I can. Thanks!

When I read crime novels it’s usually because they overlap with other genres I like, so my immediate recommendations are The Grave Report series by R.R. Virdi (UF) and Bounty/Jill Andersen by J.D. Cunegan (Vigilante-Cop). Both series are fantastic and I want everyone to read them. 

Other than that, there’s the classic Sherlock Holmes (though I suppose that’s more detective than crime). I loved the Cormoran Strike series (the one written by JKR under a pseudonym) and’ the Agatha Cristie novels are beloved too. 

My bestie told me I have to read “The Girl on the Train,” “The Woman in Cabin Ten,” and her father added that “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” is awesome too! 

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My statement on National Novel Writing Month's stance on generative AI. SPOILER ALERT: I disagree. And then some.

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Wilde, Tolkien and Shakespere! Also have you read any good books lately? I want to read more and I'm looking for recommendations :)

Wilde: Would you rather relax by reading a new book or by re-reading a well loved book? hm I honestly don’t know but I think I wold rather re-read a well loved book to relax cause then I already know what will happen. like when I read a new book then there’s always this aaaaa oh my god what will happen next?-feeling and it’s not really relaxing? though that probably depends on the genre like am I reading a thriller or am I reading something else so idk but I think I would go for re-reading

Tolkien: Stand alone novels or a series?both are good

Shakespeare: A book that made you laugh?The martian by Andy weir

send me some asks maybe

now the other part:

hmmm I honestly haven’t read that much lately but the last book I read was ‘Everyone's a Aliebn When Ur a Aliebn Too’ by Jomny Sun. it took about 20 minutes to read and it’s. so. good. and sweet oh my god 

and then I don’t know how much you like crime novels but the Bounty Series by J.D. Cunegan is really good they follow a homicide Detective in Baltimore but she is also more than that and I mean we learn about that secret early on in Bounty but I still would say it’s a spoiler so I am not mentioning this right now^^ (it has 4 books as of december and he’s currently writing the 5th and I am so excited oh my god I love Jill Andersen so much!!!!!!!!)

another crime novel series I really like is the In Death series by J.D. Robb. I think that one has 45 books right now? I have read 11 so far. they’re really awesome. follow the homicide detective Eve Dallas in New York in the year 2058 and the following years as well which is fun to read. 

though yeah I don’t know how much you like to read crime novels or prefer other books

also always good to read: Aristotle and Dante discover the secrets of the Universe by Benjamin Alire Sáenz is a really good book

uhm also all the Booky by sebastian Fitzek, he’s a german thriller author but his books get translated into english. Though Noah was a weird book. But every other book is amazing. and just wow. also very creepy as it’s usually the case for thriller I think^^

oh and one more book is Tschick by Wolfgang Herrndorf (also a german book that got translated. the english title is “Why we took the car” I don’t really understand why they changed the title since Tschick is the name of one of the two main characters but yeah that’s a thing) I read it in 2010 when it came out and loved it and then in 2016 they madea movie which I loved so I wanted to read the book again. and I was worried I wouldn’t like it as much anymore as that sometimes happens when there are years between reading books but I still loved it and that was nice

yeah they all aren’t necessarily recently read books but I can recommend them

also here is my goodreads account in case you want to see what else I read or didn’t read or want to read and stuff

Oh The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas is also really awesome but yeah this is getting longer and longer and maybe the Goodreads is a better idea here (if you have it if not then I am always ready to tell you more about books I read and liked and all but then I would probably answer this privately as I feel like this is getting too long omg

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Self Isolation Author Interview: J.D. Cunegan

Self Isolation Author Interview: J.D. Cunegan

Back with a new interview! Today I bring you one with J. D. Cunegan for your viewing pleasure, so I hope you guys enjoy 🙂 He’s awesome, go check out his work!

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Notna-J-D-Cunegan-ebook/dp/B075BRCB1X/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Notna&qid=1587802974&s=books&sr=1-1

    First of all, tell me about yourself! What do you write? 

  First of all, thank you for having me!

  My name…

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Boundless Jill Andersen Mysteries Prequel by J.D. Cunegan Genre: SciFi Superhero Mystery

Boundless Jill Andersen Mysteries Prequel by J.D. Cunegan Genre: SciFi Superhero Mystery

A little more than two years before the events of Bounty, Jill Andersen makes a life-altering decision. But this decision comes with consequences she didn’t foresee, and her first night as the vigilante Bounty winds up being something for which she was wholly unprepared. A crisis of faith eventually gives way to certainty: both in terms of discovering who killed a young man named Johnny…

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JILL ANDERSEN MYSTERIES

Welcome to the Silver Daggers Blog Tour! BHR is hosting tons of absolutely amazing authors whose books will blow you away. Please feel free to check them out and spread the word- and don’t forget to leave reviews. Those are the warm fuzzies we get when we know our readers have embraced our hearts!     Boundless Jill Andersen Mysteries Prequel by J.D. Cunegan Genre: SciFi…