Calling all book clubs :: Let me send you a review copy
So my awesome publisher has produced a nice glossy advance-reading-copy edition of STARLIGHT ON WILLOW LAKE.
Lakeshore Chronicles #11, but you don’t have to be familiar with the series to fall in love with this one.
I know all writers will tell you “this book has a special place in my heart,” but this one REALLY does. After you read the dedication page in the front and the acknowledgment page in the back you’ll know why.
It’s a good book club topic. The storyline deals with��with tragedy, a person’s role in caring for a parent, and how exploring the past can lead to a whole new perspective on life. Just as bonus, there are dogs, comedy, Balinese cooking, a few cuss words. and love scenes that will curl your toes but not offend your mother. Swear.
You know what’s missing? A reading group guide. I’d love your help with this. What’s the most thought-provoking topic your group has every discussed?
I have 15 copies of the ARC (pub-speak for “advance reading copy”) to give away. Here’s how to enter. Send��the name of your book group, along with a contact person and mailing address, to susanmwiggs (at) gmail dot com, and fifteen winners will be chosen at random on May 1. You’ll receive the ARC along with some other goodies for readers to enjoy long before the book gets published.
Sound good?
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I have been wanting to start a book group. (with neighbors and friends) This looks like a good one to start with. (I'm in a little mountain community where the local county library provides a bookmobile service and it comes to our community every other week)
Friends and I started our book club just over a year now. It has been the best. I need to use audio books, one needs the large print, and we all love getting together at each other's houses. This one looks like a good choice!
Patty, glad to see you writing that different people in your book club use different types of books. One of my friends only does Audio. I do audio, but still read regular books.
Anne-Marie