Amey Zeigler's Blog - Posts Tagged "new-release"
Summer of Sundaes Release Sept. 11th!
Yay!
Summer of Sundaes is finally out and ready to be shared with the world. I love this book so much. There is a fun "competition" between Brahms and Bailey as she struggles to keep her ice cream shop open.
I spent 8 years of my childhood in Alaska. Most of my formative experiences happened there. I'm so excited to share this unique location with my readers.
Today was also the first day of school for my kids. It's been an incredibly stressful week so far--on day one!
I'm looking forward to Summer of Sundaes Launch party! This Friday Sept. 11 7pm (CT) on YouTube live streaming. Prizes and giveaways. Here's the link:
https://youtu.be/n3YFWGzyFuk
Summer of Sundaes is finally out and ready to be shared with the world. I love this book so much. There is a fun "competition" between Brahms and Bailey as she struggles to keep her ice cream shop open.
I spent 8 years of my childhood in Alaska. Most of my formative experiences happened there. I'm so excited to share this unique location with my readers.
Today was also the first day of school for my kids. It's been an incredibly stressful week so far--on day one!
I'm looking forward to Summer of Sundaes Launch party! This Friday Sept. 11 7pm (CT) on YouTube live streaming. Prizes and giveaways. Here's the link:
https://youtu.be/n3YFWGzyFuk
Swiss Mistletoe and Macarons
I love macarons. I think they're the perfect cookie--the texture of a meringue , but with filling. I had to write a Christmas story featuring this delicious cookie.
When our CEO/EIC proposed the idea of writing a series with cookies in the title, I knew just which one I would do. Continuing on the story of Yves and Lainey from The Swiss Mishap, I created another couple who had troubles of their own. Jean-Marc needed a partner for his new show, but his ego had left him without many options. Livi wanted to go to pastry school, but she needed to stand up for herself and take time for herself. I love it when the two protagonists find what they need in each other.
I dedicated this story to my brother, Marc, who is an amazing storyteller. Actually, all of my brothers are great storytellers, but Marc should be a writer. I hope you will check out Swiss Mistletoe and Macarons. It has 4.75 on its ratings on Goodreads.
When our CEO/EIC proposed the idea of writing a series with cookies in the title, I knew just which one I would do. Continuing on the story of Yves and Lainey from The Swiss Mishap, I created another couple who had troubles of their own. Jean-Marc needed a partner for his new show, but his ego had left him without many options. Livi wanted to go to pastry school, but she needed to stand up for herself and take time for herself. I love it when the two protagonists find what they need in each other.
I dedicated this story to my brother, Marc, who is an amazing storyteller. Actually, all of my brothers are great storytellers, but Marc should be a writer. I hope you will check out Swiss Mistletoe and Macarons. It has 4.75 on its ratings on Goodreads.
Billionaires Don't Go to Camp
Billioniares Don't Go to Camp released at the end of March and it's being well-received! It's a fun book about a tech billionaire who thinks he can get his way if he just pays enough money and Clara, who follows the rules and wants to see justice served.
She catches him speeding through a school zone and posts it to social media.
He tries to pay her off.
She rejects his charm and his generous take-down money.
What will happen with the judge order him to work 120 hours at her struggling camp?
I wanted to write a fun, moving story about someone who has integrity and won't be bought off. I love Clara and I love Elliott. They both get the wrong impression of each other in this enemies to lovers, forced proximity, clean billionaire romance. Enjoy!
She catches him speeding through a school zone and posts it to social media.
He tries to pay her off.
She rejects his charm and his generous take-down money.
What will happen with the judge order him to work 120 hours at her struggling camp?
I wanted to write a fun, moving story about someone who has integrity and won't be bought off. I love Clara and I love Elliott. They both get the wrong impression of each other in this enemies to lovers, forced proximity, clean billionaire romance. Enjoy!
Fake Fiancee is done this week
Hello!
I'm almost finished with the fake fiancee book. The first of three attempts. This is also the first time I took a plot trope and made a story out of it. It's fun. I'm super excited to share this. It has baseball, friends-to-more, and crazy family.
tagline: the dating is fake, the feelings are real.
Dobson has had a crush on Kay ever since he's started working at the marketing firm, but he's never admitted it, even to himself. Still smarting from his last long-term relationship, he can't bring himself to admit to his family that he's no longer in a committed relationship. Desperate for their approval, he makes a deal with Kay for her to pretend to be his girlfriend.
Kay needs the promotion to help pay the ever-rising cost of living in San Francisco. When her boss offers her an opportunity to get ahead, she takes it. But she'll need extra help. When Dobson approaches her with a deal, she can't pass it up. He'll help her finish the demanding workload in exchange to come home with him to his dying grandma's birthday and pretend to be his girlfriend.
Sounds easy, right? Until they both start catching feelings, and the grandma expects a hospital bedside wedding, Kay must decide what's the most important thing to her.
I'm almost finished with the fake fiancee book. The first of three attempts. This is also the first time I took a plot trope and made a story out of it. It's fun. I'm super excited to share this. It has baseball, friends-to-more, and crazy family.
tagline: the dating is fake, the feelings are real.
Dobson has had a crush on Kay ever since he's started working at the marketing firm, but he's never admitted it, even to himself. Still smarting from his last long-term relationship, he can't bring himself to admit to his family that he's no longer in a committed relationship. Desperate for their approval, he makes a deal with Kay for her to pretend to be his girlfriend.
Kay needs the promotion to help pay the ever-rising cost of living in San Francisco. When her boss offers her an opportunity to get ahead, she takes it. But she'll need extra help. When Dobson approaches her with a deal, she can't pass it up. He'll help her finish the demanding workload in exchange to come home with him to his dying grandma's birthday and pretend to be his girlfriend.
Sounds easy, right? Until they both start catching feelings, and the grandma expects a hospital bedside wedding, Kay must decide what's the most important thing to her.
