Alix Nichols's Blog, page 3
October 15, 2015
A huge multi-author sale you'll love
I'm thrilled to be participating in the Fall 2015 Multi-Author Promotion. We've gathered a robust collection of books for you to choose from. There's something here for everyone--we even have some non-fiction! Enjoy!
What If It's Love? - FREE
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What If It's Love? - FREE
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August 11, 2015
Cyril's Songs
Since Falling for Emma was published, readers have been saying they wished they could hear Cyril’s songs. Believe me, I wish I could hear them too . . . that is, in real life, and not just in my head. - Read More
November 8, 2014
Love Paris? Here’s how to make it love you back
Audrey Hepburn says in Sabrina, “Paris is always a good idea.” Most would agree… except those whose Parisian dream turned into a huge letdown.
When Lena (the heroine of my novel What If It's Love?) arrives in Paris, she’s thrilled, even though she has been to the City of Light before. But this time is different. Lena plans to settle in for at least a couple of months, maybe a year, and experience Paris as a local.
That’s exactly how I felt 15 years ago, when I arrived here for a semester… and ended up putting down roots. Countless joys and disappointments later, I’ve learned some precious lessons and discovered the secret to feeling at home in Paris.
It’s quite simple. All you need to do is follow 3 ground rules that form an open sesame to the heart of Paris. They are helpful even if you’re envisioning just a weekend visit to promenade down the Champs-Elysées and climb the Eiffel Tour.
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When Lena (the heroine of my novel What If It's Love?) arrives in Paris, she’s thrilled, even though she has been to the City of Light before. But this time is different. Lena plans to settle in for at least a couple of months, maybe a year, and experience Paris as a local.
That’s exactly how I felt 15 years ago, when I arrived here for a semester… and ended up putting down roots. Countless joys and disappointments later, I’ve learned some precious lessons and discovered the secret to feeling at home in Paris.
It’s quite simple. All you need to do is follow 3 ground rules that form an open sesame to the heart of Paris. They are helpful even if you’re envisioning just a weekend visit to promenade down the Champs-Elysées and climb the Eiffel Tour.
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