Mystery Game - Find the Pinterest Board

Okay, here's the gig, I've scoured the lovely pinterest boards of our authors this year and have stolen five pins each from a number of them. Your task: Deduce from the pins which author it is, and what board/Board subsection I stole the pins from. Email your guesses to kendraeardnek(at)gmail(dot)com. Then, in the comments, try to deduce what the stories are ABOUT just based off of the five prompts.

Disclaimer: Neither I nor any of my featured authors own these pictures. All credit goes to the original creators.

Now edited with answers.

1. Tammy Lash's Letters: Jonathon+Izzy
     

2. Erika Mathew's Tales of Taerna: Victory's Voice
    
3. Kendra E. Ardnek's Storyboard: Eternal Queen
    
4. Victoria Lynn's Shadows in London
    
5. C.B. Cook's IDIA Inspiration
    
6. Savannah Jezowski's The Neverway
    
7. Katy Huth Jones' The Land of Finian Jahndra 
    
8. E. Kaiser Writes' Fia's Journey
    
9. Emily Mundell's {Story: The Amazons}
    
10. Hope Ann's Storyboard: The Stealthmaster's Shadow
    
Just look at all of these fascinating stories!

Comments

  1. Sarah PenningtonMay 22, 2018 at 6:50 AM

    Oh storms. This is not going to be easy.

    Also, I don't know what the last story is, but I want to read it YESTERDAY.

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    1. Kendra E. ArdnekMay 22, 2018 at 10:30 AM

      Heheheh. That is a brilliant series, and I'm on the edge of my seat waiting for that particular volume. You need to read the whole thing YESTERDAY. I just found the first of the series on your Goodreads TBR.

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    2. Savannah GraceMay 22, 2018 at 2:51 PM

      Ooh, is there any chance you'll be posting the answers as to which story goes with which Pinterest board at some point? I'd love to read some of these - but I have no idea what they are! ;D

      ~ Savannah
      Inspiring Writes

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    3. Kendra E. ArdnekMay 22, 2018 at 5:27 PM

      When the winners are announced, I will edit this post to contain the answers, just as I did for the games last year.

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    4. Savannah GraceMay 22, 2018 at 7:28 PM

      Epicness, thank you! <3

      ~ Savannah
      Inspiring Writes

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  2. Savannah GraceMay 22, 2018 at 8:32 AM

    OH MY GRACIOUS - I don't have a clue as to which author has which board, but MY. All of the stories look delightful! I'm intrigued by ALL of them! <3

    ~ Savannah
    Inspiring Writes

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  3. E. KaIser WritesMay 24, 2018 at 9:21 PM

    Question: is one of them mine? I feel like I recognize some of the pins... but maybe that's cause great minds think alike?

    Anyway, just had to ask...

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    1. Kendra E. ArdnekMay 24, 2018 at 9:39 PM

      To answer here would be a give away. Buuuuuuuut ... I will say that I at least considered one of your boards. (There were a few boards that I considered but didn't use.)

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    2. E. KaIser WritesMay 24, 2018 at 10:00 PM

      AhahH!! ;-) That tells me very little. But I respect your position!
      I'll have to wait and see!

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    3. E. KaIser WritesMay 31, 2018 at 12:45 AM

      AhahH!!! So I DID recognize Fia's journey on there!!! :-) Jeweler's Apprentice, Traitor's Knife, and the upcoming King's Ward are a lovely set of locations, characters and plot points to visit with!!! Love the pins you chose from that board!

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  4. Marie ChristineJuly 18, 2020 at 4:26 AM

    When it comes to Pinterest automation the first tool that strikes in my mind is PinPinterest com. I have used various tools and websites to automate my Pinterest account, but no marketing tool can compete with the results that I got with PinPinterest. I am getting a lot of traffic on my websites and its increasing day by day. All thanks to PinPinterest.

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