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The SPRG is the fictional school-based organization featured in the SPRG Series, the paranormal romance trilogy by A.S. Santos. This site gives you inside information about the books, its characters, and the author, as well as fr*e downloads to help enhance your SPRG experience.
Showing posts with label urban fantasy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label urban fantasy. Show all posts
Saturday, August 22, 2015
She was in love with Migs -- a quote from "Corpse in the Mirror" by A.S. Santos
Saturday, August 15, 2015
Keeping Secrets: a quote from "Voices in the Theater"
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| "Voices in the Theater" is now available for purchase. Print Edition: www.KerygmaBooks.com Instant Digital Downloads: www.Flipreads.com and www.Amazon.com |
Monday, August 10, 2015
Letting Go: a quote from "Voices in the Theater" by A.S. Santos
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"Voices in the Theater" is now available for purchase. Print Edition: www.KerygmaBooks.com Instant Digital Downloads: www.Flipreads.com and www.Amazon.com |
Sunday, June 28, 2015
Book Trailer for "Darkness in the World"
Darkness in the World is the third and final book in the SPRG Series, the college paranormal romance trilogy that's set entirely in Manila, Philippines. :-)
SPRG stands for "Student Paranormal Research Group," the university org that our heroine Samantha Davidson joins when she moves to the Philippines, hoping she could find answers about her disturbing experiences.
Watch the book trailer here:
Meanwhile, you can also get the basic information you need on the SPRG Trilogy here (just click on the photo):
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Saturday, December 6, 2014
Top 3 Reasons Teachers Should Discuss The SPRG Trilogy With Their Students
Teachers who assign "book reviews" or "book reports" to their students can start considering using the SPRG Trilogy in their discussions... for 3 very good reasons.
Here they are:
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