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March 30, 2014
Author Interview at Flashlight Commentary!
A huge, warm thank you to Erin Davies over at Flashlight Commentary for conducting an amazing author interview! Please be sure to check it out! :)
MY FLASHLIGHT COMMENTARY INTERVIEW
MY FLASHLIGHT COMMENTARY INTERVIEW
February 11, 2014
Buy Links Up & Running!
Hi, friends! :)
So it looks like Amazon jumped the gun a wee bit early! The Frost of Springtime can now be purchased in both paperback and kindle formats. And if you’re a prime member, you can download/borrow the kindle version for FREE! Woot!
AMAZON KINDLE
AMAZON PAPERBACK
BARNES & NOBLE PAPERBACK
Thank you & happy reading!
Rachel :)
So it looks like Amazon jumped the gun a wee bit early! The Frost of Springtime can now be purchased in both paperback and kindle formats. And if you’re a prime member, you can download/borrow the kindle version for FREE! Woot!
AMAZON KINDLE
AMAZON PAPERBACK
BARNES & NOBLE PAPERBACK
Thank you & happy reading!
Rachel :)
February 5, 2014
Giveaway! Woohoo!
Hey, guys! :)
I’m giving away 1 autographed copies of The Frost of Springtime 3/21-3/4! Hope the winner enjoys! :)
Happy reading,
Rachel
I’m giving away 1 autographed copies of The Frost of Springtime 3/21-3/4! Hope the winner enjoys! :)
Happy reading,
Rachel
January 25, 2014
Introductions
Hi, friends! Thank you for dropping by! I’ve been meaning to start a blog for ages, though have continually placed the task on the proverbial back burner. But now that’s it’s the new year (cheers for 2014!), I figured it’s a pristine time to give blogging a go!
So here I go … !
For my first post, I thought I’d keep things short and sweet and briefly introduce myself.
Writing is my life’s blood, my passion, and obsession. It has always been, and always will be. Heck … I’ve been writing before I physically learned to write. As a wee child, one of my favorite pastimes was imagining stories and characters while my mom would jot them down for me. Now, at the ripe age of twenty-five, my passion for creating living, breathing worlds is stronger than ever.
My ultimate dream is to move readers and leave an emotional impact through my words. Hopefully The Frost of Springtime will be a first stepping stone in this lifelong journey. And I invite you all to come along for the ride with me. :)
Now, a bit on The Frost of Springtime–
Writing this book was an intensely emotional experience and is the product of a four year love affair with the hero. I have always held a special affinity for unconventional, edgy stories and tortured protagonists … and Aleksender de Lefèvre is very much a wounded soul. Severely scarred inside and out, his twisted past and the horrors of the battlefield have hardened his heart–and Sofia’s love and compassion presents the ideal counterpoint to his darkness. Like Aleksender, she suffers from a tragic, ill-fated past. And only through their shared love–a mutual compassion and deep understanding–can two shattered souls be made complete.
In closing, I wish everyone a happy, fruitful, and fulfilling 2014! Hope this was an adequate first post. :P
Do you have a favorite tortured hero? What story is he (or she) from, and what drives you to connect with his plight? I’d love to hear your thoughts!
So here I go … !
For my first post, I thought I’d keep things short and sweet and briefly introduce myself.
Writing is my life’s blood, my passion, and obsession. It has always been, and always will be. Heck … I’ve been writing before I physically learned to write. As a wee child, one of my favorite pastimes was imagining stories and characters while my mom would jot them down for me. Now, at the ripe age of twenty-five, my passion for creating living, breathing worlds is stronger than ever.
My ultimate dream is to move readers and leave an emotional impact through my words. Hopefully The Frost of Springtime will be a first stepping stone in this lifelong journey. And I invite you all to come along for the ride with me. :)
Now, a bit on The Frost of Springtime–
Writing this book was an intensely emotional experience and is the product of a four year love affair with the hero. I have always held a special affinity for unconventional, edgy stories and tortured protagonists … and Aleksender de Lefèvre is very much a wounded soul. Severely scarred inside and out, his twisted past and the horrors of the battlefield have hardened his heart–and Sofia’s love and compassion presents the ideal counterpoint to his darkness. Like Aleksender, she suffers from a tragic, ill-fated past. And only through their shared love–a mutual compassion and deep understanding–can two shattered souls be made complete.
In closing, I wish everyone a happy, fruitful, and fulfilling 2014! Hope this was an adequate first post. :P
Do you have a favorite tortured hero? What story is he (or she) from, and what drives you to connect with his plight? I’d love to hear your thoughts!
