BREAKABLE By Aimee L. Salter Genre: YA Magical Realism Rating: 5 / 5 stars Blurb When seventeen-year-old Stacy looks in the mirror she can see and talk to her future self. “Older Me” has been Stacy's
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Me with part of the LG OCONNOR “Village” – Lesley, Marilyn, and Pat It takes a village. And I’m not talking about raising a child. I’m talking about giving birth to your novel. Not
Continue reading“Original. Authentic. Heartbreaking.” – New York Times Bestselling Author, Cora Carmack Publication Date: November 4th I'm so thrilled to be able to do a cover reveal for
Continue readingPersonally, I think the dog yawning in the background doesn't bode well. Just sayin'! Back to my questions. Ask almost any writer what they thought of Fifty Shades of Grey and let the games begin. The
Continue readingCHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN One of the many hats I’ve worn professionally has included that of a marketer. With that comes an appreciation and understanding of brand. Companies brand their products to reach
Continue readingMICHAEL I’ll admit it, I love my characters. When I first started writing, I couldn’t understand what other writers meant when they said that their characters spoke to them, creating an incessant
Continue readingOr hit ‘Publish’ on Amazon if you’re self-pubbing! The first thing that comes to mind when I see first time writers, such as myself, post something in one of my writing communities to the effect
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A couple of months ago, my maiden blog post asked the question: “Are #1 New York Times Bestselling authors teaching new writers bad habits?” The reason is because many new writers are fighting an increasingly
Continue readingBOOK REVIEW: ANGELFALL (Young Adult / Science Fiction & Fantasy) by Susan Ee RATING: 5 STARS (out of 5) I noticed ANGELFALL on someone's list in my Goodreads group and decided to download it. In
Continue readingI'd like to introduce my whippet, Chloe. She plays a character in my upcoming series, The Angelorum Twelve Chronicles . Being French, she's quite dramatic and has always wanted to see her name in lights.
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