Natasha Boyd's Blog - Posts Tagged "all-that-jazz"
ARC Sign up for Eversea Spin off: All That Jazz
Hi Everyone ~
Have you see this?
Jazz and Joey's story is finally here, and it's a doozie!
If you are a blogger and would like a review copy here's the form:
http://goo.gl/forms/ZJG9CBKsKc
I AM SO EXCITED.
RELEASING MARCH 22nd 2016
With love, and thanks for your patience <3
Natasha
Have you see this?
Jazz and Joey's story is finally here, and it's a doozie!
If you are a blogger and would like a review copy here's the form:
http://goo.gl/forms/ZJG9CBKsKc
I AM SO EXCITED.
RELEASING MARCH 22nd 2016
With love, and thanks for your patience <3
Natasha
Jazz and Joey's Story is here and it's a doozy
A word from me about this book:
Today is a huge, huge day. For almost three years, people have been begging me for Jazz and Joey's story from the Eversea series. Well, it's been a long time coming, but today All That Jazz finally released into the wild.
Their story was so intense and Jazz Fraser just blew me away the more I got to know her.
Part of me wishes I'd followed my instinct and gotten this book to you sooner. And the other part of me knows it wouldn't be the book it is today without the time and experience it took to bring you the best telling of Jazz's story I could possibly manage.
Thank you so much for your patience and I hope you love their story as much as I enjoyed writing it!
Amazon: http://amzn.to/1SnZcBo
iTunes: http://apple.co/1U6xKIz
Kobo: http://bit.ly/24G2K73
Nook: http://bit.ly/1U0W9Rr
With love and hugs,
Tasha xo
Today is a huge, huge day. For almost three years, people have been begging me for Jazz and Joey's story from the Eversea series. Well, it's been a long time coming, but today All That Jazz finally released into the wild.
Their story was so intense and Jazz Fraser just blew me away the more I got to know her.
Part of me wishes I'd followed my instinct and gotten this book to you sooner. And the other part of me knows it wouldn't be the book it is today without the time and experience it took to bring you the best telling of Jazz's story I could possibly manage.
Thank you so much for your patience and I hope you love their story as much as I enjoyed writing it!
Amazon: http://amzn.to/1SnZcBo
iTunes: http://apple.co/1U6xKIz
Kobo: http://bit.ly/24G2K73
Nook: http://bit.ly/1U0W9Rr
With love and hugs,
Tasha xo
Deep Blue Eternity wins an award ...
A few months ago I was notified that my book Deep Blue Eternity was a FINALIST in this international writing competition run by Chanticleer Reviews and Media. I was pretty excited, and a little skeptical it was some kind of mistake, because apparently there were about 5 or more rounds of increasingly competitive judging, and sudden death type culling, and somehow I made it to be a finalist.
Then to find out that Deep Blue Eternity was announced as a FIRST IN CATEGORY TITLE, is beyond what I could imagine. I love this book. I love it and I hate it.
I love it because I adore Tom and Liv and the world they live in. I love their story and their slow fumble toward intimacy and trust.
I hate it because writing it was an emotional journey and people viewed it as my ugly stepchild of a book because it didn't conform to this light and fluffy Eversea world I'd created.
But over time it had readers who didn't read Eversea first and who appreciate the story on its own merit. Who don't compare it to anything. They allow it to live and breath on its own, and take it at face-value. I'm guessing the judges of this competition did that too. I couldn't be more honored by this award.
http://www.chantireviews.com/2016/03/...
Then to find out that Deep Blue Eternity was announced as a FIRST IN CATEGORY TITLE, is beyond what I could imagine. I love this book. I love it and I hate it.
I love it because I adore Tom and Liv and the world they live in. I love their story and their slow fumble toward intimacy and trust.
I hate it because writing it was an emotional journey and people viewed it as my ugly stepchild of a book because it didn't conform to this light and fluffy Eversea world I'd created.
But over time it had readers who didn't read Eversea first and who appreciate the story on its own merit. Who don't compare it to anything. They allow it to live and breath on its own, and take it at face-value. I'm guessing the judges of this competition did that too. I couldn't be more honored by this award.
http://www.chantireviews.com/2016/03/...
