NYT Best Selling Author: Marissa Meyer Vlog Post

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I live in Tacoma, Washington, with my fiancé and our two cats. In addition to my slight obsession with books and writing, I'm big on road-tripping, wine-tasting, and hunting for antiques. I'm represented by Jill Grinberg.

CINDER, my debut novel, is a futuristic re-envisioning of Cinderella in which Cinder is a cyborg mechanic. Release date: 3 Jan 2012.

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Humans and androids crowd the raucous streets of New Beijing. A deadly plague ravages the population. From space, a ruthless lunar people watch, waiting to make their move. No one knows that Earth’s fate hinges on one girl. . . .

Cinder, a gifted mechanic, is a cyborg. She’s a second-class citizen with a mysterious past, reviled by her stepmother and blamed for her stepsister’s illness. But when her life becomes intertwined with the handsome Prince Kai’s, she suddenly finds herself at the center of an intergalactic struggle, and a forbidden attraction. Caught between duty and freedom, loyalty and betrayal, she must uncover secrets about her past in order to protect her world’s future.

Marissa Meyer’s Cinder is a unique twist to the classic Cinderella story. Throw out everything you know about that classic tale. Marissa mixes in her own twists and creates a story unlike anything before. Cinder is the perfect book to kick-start the Lunar Chronicles Series. The fact that Cinder is a cyborg already yells for something unique and different.

After the death of Cinder's adoptive father, his wife blames her for his death and has nothing but hatred towards Cinder. Her step-sisters aren’t exactly the type you would want sisters for. The plot takes off once Cinder uncovers the secrets of her past. Armed with this information, she sets forth on a mission to find out who she really is. Meanwhile, she has caught the eye of the handsome Prince and a doctor who may know a thing or two about what she is.

Marissa’s character development of Cinder is simply amazing. She is this cyborg but yet she has problems that the average person faces each day. The choices she makes are similar to what a person would actually do and is always proactive when she knows what she wants.

The world that is built for these wonderful characters is absolutely astounding. Every aspect of their world is like a mystery that readers will want to know why certain things are the way they are. While it is expected for book one to not uncover everything, Marissa does a wonderful job of keeping readers’ interest levels at peak at all times. A unique twist on a familiar story, equipped with astonishing writing, with unforgettable characters, Cinder is sure to be a must-read for any book lover.

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Thank you Marissa for making this giveaway possible.

1 Winner will receive a complete a copy of Cinder, Signed Bookmark & Sticker by Marissa Meyer.
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Jennifer Bosworth Author Interview

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JENNIFER BOSWORTH lives in Los Angeles, California, where lightning hardly ever strikes, but when it does she takes cover. She is the writer half of a writer/director team with her husband, Ryan Bosworth. 

      

What’s one thing that readers would be surprised to find out about you?
I’ve been fired from almost every job I’ve ever had. I’m basically no good for anything except being a writer.

What was the greatest thing you learned at school?
Don’t punch other kids. Even if they deserve it, you’ll get suspended.

What is the best piece of advice you ever received from another author?
Let the reader know that your characters aren’t safe. Be willing to pull the trigger.

What are some of the common challenges that new and experienced authors face and what advice do you have for over-coming them?
For me, the hardest part of being a writer is coming to terms with the fact that, no matter how many people love your work, no matter how many awards you win, no matter how great a book deal you get, you’ll never feel validated unless you love what you’ve created. I always thought I’d be validated once I got a book deal, but, if anything, I’m harder on myself and my work than I ever was before. Write for the love of writing, not for the praise or the accolades. Write for the right reasons.

For those who are unfamiliar with your novel; Struck, how would you introduce it?
It’s a post-apocalyptic novel with a supernatural twist, similar to Stephen King’s “The Stand,” but with earthquakes and lightning instead of a plague.

What was one of the most surprising things you learned in creating Mia?
I didn’t realize how hurt and lonely she was until I wrote her (several times, through several rewrites). She’s so tough on the outside that it took me a while to figure out she was in pain.

Why do you feel you had to tell this story?
When I think about the way it was to be a teen, I remember a feeling of possessing power, but still being powerless. Of feeling like there was all this potential bottled up inside, but I didn’t know how to use it. Having lightning trapped inside seemed like an appropriate metaphor for what it feels like to be a teen, and I needed to explore that.

Do you have a favorite quote that you keep visible in your work environment to help inspire you?
“When there’s nothing left to burn, you have to set yourself on fire.” I heard it in a song, but I’m not sure who first said it. It’s a theater mantra, I believe.

If you could introduce Jeremy to any character from another book, who would it be and why?
Probably Gandalf. He needs a new father figure.

What are some of your current and future projects that you can share with us?
Gah! There are so many! I’m working on a film project right now titled, “Robots of the Civil War,” which is an alt-history, steampunk series I’m writing and producing. My husband will direct. I’m also working on a novel called THE HIVE, which is sort of like “Big Love” meets “The Ring.” It’s a weird one, for sure. Working on a few other screenplays and novels, too, but I can’t talk about them . . . yet. Soon!

What’s the best advice you can give writers to help them develop their own unique voice and style?
Write fast! That’s when you find your voice. Whenever I write slowly I find myself imitating other authors. If I write fast, my voice takes over.

Where is the best place in the world you’ve been?
Salem, MS on Halloween!

What book are you reading now?
“Breed” by Chase Novak. It’s about rich people who will do anything to get pregnant, even if it means going to an Eastern European country and subjecting themselves to an experimental treatment that leaves them . . . less than human.

What do you think is the most useless class in high school?
To be honest, I found just about every class in high school useless except English and History.

When asked, what’s the one question you always answer with a lie?
I don’t lie! I have truth tourettes.

What's the worst summer job you've ever had?
Cleaning my dad’s furniture store. I’m allergic to dust!

When was the last time you cried?
At the SCBWI summer conference, during the breakout session I was teaching. But they were good tears.

Mia Price is a lightning addict. She’s survived countless strikes, but her craving to connect to the energy in storms endangers her life and the lives of those around her.

Los Angeles, where lightning rarely strikes, is one of the few places Mia feels safe from her addiction. But when an earthquake devastates the city, her haven is transformed into a minefield of chaos and danger. The beaches become massive tent cities. Downtown is a crumbling wasteland, where a traveling party moves to a different empty building each night, the revelers drawn to the destruction by a force they cannot deny. Two warring cults rise to power, and both see Mia as the key to their opposing doomsday prophecies. They believe she has a connection to the freak electrical storm that caused the quake, and to the far more devastating storm that is yet to come.

Mia wants to trust the enigmatic and alluring Jeremy when he promises to protect her, but she fears he isn’t who he claims to be. In the end, the passion and power that brought them together could be their downfall. When the final disaster strikes, Mia must risk unleashing the full horror of her strength to save the people she loves, or lose everything.

Praise for STRUCK

“...compelling.” ―BCCB

“With a complex plot, several intriguing characters, and a believable future L.A., this novel should earn a spot on supernatural romance shelves.” ―School Library Journal

“Part apocalyptic survival fiction, part supernatural romance, this taut novel is entirely absorbing.” ―Horn Book

“A creative premise and developed setting with a fast, fun...plot.” ―Kirkus

“Bosworth's debut catches attention with vivid descriptions and a snazzy premise…” ―Publishers Weekly

“Cinematic! Struck builds into a massive, darkening, electric storm of a novel.” ―Jay Asher, author of Thirteen Reasons Why and The Future of Us

“Fast-paced and crackling with action, Bosworth's gritty saga of a lightning-kissed girl with a dangerous gift kept me rapt until its final riveting pages. Struck is a striking debut.” ―Ransom Riggs, author of Miss Peregrin's Home for Peculiar Children

“The premise is wonderful . . . This story has a solid build up and a terrific ending.” ―Terry Brooks, author of the Word & Void series

After major natural disasters left its wrath and destruction on Earth, Mia finds herself stuck in the aftermath’s wreckage of Los Angeles. As a survivor in a world that has forever changed, she sets herself apart from the two militaristic groups, the Followers and the Seekers. However, being a lightning addict that can withstand multiple strikes, she is sought after by the two groups due to their beliefs that Mia, the lightning addict, will bring on the apocalypse.

Characters within the story are well rounded and plausible. Readers will feel an immediate connection with Mia as she struggles and faces many of the same issues that the typical teenager goes through. The romance is present but is not a main focus of the book. There is a little bit of everything.

Jennifer Bosworth’s Struck is set in an apocalyptic world. She references the Bible and many religious theories of how the world will end. Her writing style will make it comfortable for readers who are less familiar with religious views. She takes a world of chaos and produces a story that is worth your every while. She presents a wonderful writing style that lures your interest in and keeps it throughout the book. Struck is a unique story that will resonate long after it is read. One of my favorite reads for 2012.

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Thank you JENNIFER BOSWORTH for making this giveaway possible.

2 Winners will receive a complete Swag of Struck by Jennifer Bosworth.

(Signed Copy of Struck, T-shirt, Necklace, Temp Tattoo, Tarot Cards, Fingerless Glove, Bookmark)

3 Winners will receive one Signed Bookmark & Sticker.

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Phoebe Kitanidis Author Interview

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Phoebe Kitanidis is a West Coast writer and a founder of OddRocket. She is the author of WHISPER and GLIMMER, published by Harper Collins. As a former contributor to Discovery Girls magazine, she wrote THE FAB GIRLS GUIDE TO FRIENDSHIP HARDSHIP, published by Discovery Girls Inc. Phoebe grew up in a variety of places, including Athens, Greece; the American Midwest; and the San Francisco Bay Area. She lives with her family in Seattle.

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Was there a defining moment during your youth when you realized you wanted to be a writer?

I always wanted it. But there was a defining moment when I let myself dare to believe that the dream could come true. Of course by believing that I started giving myself permission to do the things that would help it come true.

Why is storytelling so important for all of us?

Because, as The Giver says to Jonas, everything is a story. We understand our own lives through the stories we tell about them. And, bonus: when you read about events in a story, your brain actually reacts in many ways as if you were living through those events. Reading stories is a way to sneak in a few extra lives.

In your new book, Glimmer can you tell my Book Nerd community a little about it and why they should read your novel?

Read Glimmer if you’re interested in ghosts, love, amnesia, and creepy little towns where everything seems perfect… on the surface. Read Glimmer if you’re in the moods for a standalone story-fix. Read Glimmer if you’re looking for an “out of the box” paranormal—this is a truly weird little tale, and I’m the author saying that.

Can you tell us when you started Glimmer, how that came about?

I started Glimmer in 2010. I had always wanted to write about a bizarre, enchanted town like the places in Dark City, Pleasantville, Stepword Wives, and so many other movies and books I have enjoyed. The first image that came to me was of two people, a boy and a girl, waking up together with no memory of going to bed together. I knew that these two were the only sane people in their town. Trapped there, what kind of dangers would they be in? What kind of bond might each one form with The Only Other Real Person In The World? Then I started to ask myself, What kind of character would grow from this experience rather than simply being shattered by it?

What part of Marshall did you enjoy writing the most?

I liked writing Marshall’s memories. He’s pretty, ah, different in those from the character we see in the present.

If you could introduce Elyse to any character from another book, who would it be and why?

After growing up in Stepford Falls, Elyse could use a really intelligent and insightful female friend. Someone who’s comfortable in her own skin and who embraces her own uniqueness. Hermione Granger.

What are some of your current and future projects that you can share with us?

I’m outlining a time travel trilogy called Untimely. I’m also slowly working on a companion to Whisper, called Wail. And I’m self-publishing an adult novel called Be My Yoko Ono later this summer—I can’t wait to show off the cover, it’s stunning!

When asked, what’s the one question you always answer with a lie?

Brilliant question! If someone I’m not super close to asks, “What did you think of X (person place or thing)?” I will probably say, “I liked her/him/it.” or “I think he/she/it is pretty intriguing.” Even if I can’t stand X, I don’t want to gossip about it with someone I don’t know all that well. However, if it’s one of my best friends asking, it’s a different story. I can snark with the best of them.

What’s the best advice you can give writers to help them develop their own unique voice and style?

Read for variety. The more different types of voices you read, the more your brain will get the message that it’s okay to be who you are. If you read, say, all 21st century American teen paranormals, you’re going to feel boxed in, limited. Instead, follow your curiosity and serve yourself a unique blend of books that no one else is reading. Personally, I love oral history, poetry, feminist and political blogs, self-help books, Regency romances, and business books. What do you read that no one else is reading?

Who is the first person you call when you have a bad day?

My husband. And I don’t just call him; I relentlessly email, text, think loudly at him, drive to his office, and knock on his door until I get to him. Luckily (for him) I don’t often have bad days.

Who was your first boyfriend?

A darkly brooding type I dated briefly when I was sixteen. We’re still friends. In fact, I wrote my first novel while staying in his house. He’s not darkly brooding anymore, now he starts companies.

What is the one, single food that you would never give up?

Fish. Especially sashimi. (Some of you are grossed out right now. I can tell. I can feel it through the internet. Pretend I said chocolate. Chocolate’s good too.)

Where can readers stalk you?

Twitter (phoebekitanidis)
Website (www.phoebekitanidis.com)
Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Phoebe-Kitanidis/238441929113?ref=hl)

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When Marshall King and Elyse Alton suddenly wake up tangled in each other's arms with zero memory of how they got there or even who they are, it's the start of a long journey through their separate pasts and shared future.

Terrified by their amnesia, Marshall and Elyse make a pact to work together to find the answers that could restore their missing memories. As they piece together clues about their lives, they discover that they're in the idyllic mountain resort town of Summer Falls. Everyone seems happy there, but as Marshall and Elyse quickly learn, darkness lurks beneath the town's perfect facade. Not only is the town haunted by sinister ghosts, but none of its living inhabitants retain bad memories of anything—not the death of Marshall's mom, not the hidden violence in Elyse's family, not even the day-to-day anguish of being a high schooler.

Lonely in this world of happy zombies, Marshall and Elyse fall into an intense relationship founded on their mutual quest for truth. But the secrets they're trying to uncover could be the death of this budding love affair—and of everyone, and everything, they love in Summer Falls.

Phoebe Kitanidis’ Glimmer is the compelling story of two people waking up together with no recollection of who they are whatsoever. It is not a bad hangover--Marshall and Elyse have no idea who they are and why they are naked together in bed. From the very beginning, the book already paints a gripping tale and readers are immediately hooked to see what becomes of the two. With such an intriguing premise, Glimmer is bound to deliver heart-stopping thrills and jaw-dropping revelations.

As Marshall and Elyse go through some tough and weird predicaments to rediscover who they are, they find themselves meeting weird people along the way. Characters are well developed and with alternative points of views between the two young characters, it provides readers with insights and deep emotions they go through.

It is evident that Phoebe has ironed out all the wrinkles in this thought-provoking story she has created. The details she splatters on each page will bring the events of the story to life. She touches on the theme that how can one define themselves if they have no memory of who they are. This is something most of us take for granted. Glimmer delivers excellent writing with a story that will leave readers thinking about what exactly defines us as individuals.

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Thank you Phoebe for making this giveaway possible.

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Excerpt with Jolene Stockman

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I’m Jolene, a fast-talking film fan that loves fizzy drinks and shiny things. I was the shy kid. I couldn’t speak but I read a lot, and plotted my world take over by torchlight.

When my lack of confidence threatened my dreams, I took action and changed my life! I know what it takes to think big, jump in, and create a dream world. Now I want to help you do it, too!

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Lucy Tenaro is annoyingly perky, teen-queen perfect. Her shallow future goal to be rich and famous has started to splinter Poppy’s plans. Poppy’s friend Ella is dreaming of a future onstage, but even her passion is starting to make Poppy feel insecure.

“Are you watching TV?” It was Ella. She was practically squealing.

“No, what channel?” I excused myself and raced out to the living room.

“Thirty-one. You won’t believe it.”

I turned the TV on. The audio came through first: “…and with just a self-built website, Lucy Tenaro has caught the attention of critics and collectors alike. Now it’s not just the web that she’ll be rocking…”

Ella cut in. “Lucy’s been discovered. She’s going to New York.”

“No way!” I sat in front of the screen, and sure enough, there was Lucy. She was in her ultra-pink bedroom being interviewed. Blinking like a cherub doll and pretending to type on her jewel-encrusted computer. Her smile was disgustingly unsurprised. I listened intently with Ella at my ear. “…because at just sixteen years old, Lucy’s art will be going from Lakewood, to the world…”

Jealousy ripped through me. The splinter wedged into my head, crumbling my carefully constructed world. Lucy was getting everything she wanted. Just the way she said. No work, no stress. Suddenly all my hours of study seemed pointless. I tried to talk it down: it’s not like I wanted to be some famous artist. I had Columbia. I had a plan. Still, seeing Lucy lit up like a Christmas tree filled me with conflict.

“Did you hear that?” Ella broke into my thoughts. “She’s leaving at the end of the week!” That, at least, I was grateful for. “Ha! Well, that keeps her gloating time to a minimum.” Then I realized: if I was grass-green jealous, Ella had to be forest-green, at least. She’d wanted fame forever, and she actually deserved it.

“El, you must be spewing!” I said. Funny, the way jealousy sounded a lot like empathy.

“No way!” Ella surprised me. “If it can happen for her, it can happen for me! This just confirms it.”

“True,” I agreed. “And you’ve worked really hard, so when it happens you’ll totally deserve it.”

What else could I say? Rich and famous. Lucy was halfway there. A strange, twisty feeling was gnawing at my stomach. And the other thing gnawing at my stomach? Knowing that when it came to Lucy Tenaro, things were only going to get worse.

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A total meltdown. The whole school watching. Now Poppy’s an ex-straight-A with no Plan B.

When Poppy Johnson throws away a full scholarship to Columbia, she can only blame the jelly beans. The yucky green ones? Midnight cram sessions and Saturday’s spent studying. The delicious red? The family legacy: Columbia, and a future in finance. Except now it’s starting to look like Poppy’s jelly bean theory is wrong. School has been her life until, but maybe it’s time to start living now.

Poppy has thirty days to try a new life. No school, no studying. Just jumping into every possible world. Thirty days to find her passion, her path, and maybe even love. The Jelly Bean Crisis is officially on.

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C.K. Bryant Author Interview

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C.K. BRYANT has always been a writer. Even before she could compose a single word with pen, she scribbled her version of cursive along the open page just to see what it looked like. As a teen, she swiped her dad's old Royal typewriter so her muse could breathe life into what her vivid imagination had created.

She's spent the last twenty-five years married to the man of her dreams and raising their two sons. After helping run the family restaurant for most of their marriage, Christine finally broken away to pursue her dream of being an author.

When she's not with her family or tickling the computer keys, she loves camping, reading, scrapbooking, listening to all kinds of music, and making new friends.

Christine currently living in the middle of sage brush and lava rock with a spectacular view of the Snake River Canyon in South Central Idaho.

        

What was the greatest thing you learned at school? 

Ha! It wasn’t until AFTER school that I learned I should have paid more attention while I was IN school. I missed a lot and was a huge slacker, so yeah. I wish I would have seen it for what it was and embraced the learning process. It would have made being a writer so much easier.

Is there such a thing as a formula for storytelling? 

There are thousands of formulas for telling a story, even more formulas than storytellers. But the key is to find what works for you and stick with it. My friend swears by the book, Save the Cat, and uses what she refers to as a “Beat Sheet.” Whatever! I’ve tried and tried to do it her way—the CAT way—and always end up just doing it MY WAY. It’s what works best for ME.

What are “Character Rules” and give us some examples. 

ACK! I know you want some kind of techno mumbo jumbo here, but this question just makes me laugh. I visualize trying to create some kind of cookie cutter character that fits into a groove someone else made for them and that doesn’t work for me. The fact is, my characters have no rules. They are in complete control of the story and wouldn’t listen to me if I begged them.

What are some of the common challenges that new and experienced authors face and what advice do you have for over-coming them? 

Honestly, I think the biggest challenge for all writers is believing in themselves. So many writers refer to themselves as an “aspiring” author or say they “want to be” an author one day. Fact is, if you write, you’re an author. You create stories just like the best-sellers do. Get over the fear of not being good enough and embrace your gift.

In your newest book, Broken; can you tell my Book Nerd community a little about the novel? 

Broken continues the story from where BOUND left off, with Kira poisoned and Octavion trying to save her life. Only instead of being on earth, they’re in Lydia and Octavion’s world where everything is wild and dangerous. Kira is definitely out of her element as she rediscovers her weaknesses and strengths along with a lot of sorrow and heartache along the way. You won’t be disappointed. Promise.

What was one of the most surprising things you learned in creating Octavion? 

Well, I really enjoyed doing research for an inspiration photo of a young, hunk of a man. Growl. Not what you were looking for in an answer? Ummm, well . . . I guess there was one other thing that surprised me. How much I enjoyed writing from the male point of view. I’d never done that before and in the beginning I struggled with finding his voice, but once I discovered it, I was hooked. It sparked the idea for another project I want to do when this series is finished.

Do you have a favorite quote that you keep visible in your work environment to help inspire you? 

*looks around* Nope. I have two Post-it notes, one is on my monitor reminding me I need to post on one of my group blogs tomorrow and the other one has the code for a free DVD on Redbox. I don’t like clutter and since I have so many quotes that I love, I couldn’t pick just one anyway.

What do you feel is the most significant change since book Bound? 

Definitely my writing. While I’m happy with the way Bound turned out, I feel like I’ve grown as a writer since finishing it and that my skills have gotten better. I hope that’s evident in Broken.

Most horrifying dream you have ever had?

I dreamed about spiders crawling all over me and falling from the ceiling. I hate spiders. Still can’t watch that spider scene in Harry Potter. *shiver*

When asked, what’s the one question you always answer with a lie? 

Sheesh! I’m not telling, then everyone would know I lied about it. ;-)

If I came to your house and looked in your closet/attic/basement, what’s the one thing that would surprise me the most? 

SHOES! Lots and lots of SHOES, but the surprising part is that they’re not mine. They belong to my husband. He has a shoe fetish. Poor guy. LOL

When was the last time you cried? 

OMGosh, I cry all the time. Movies, commercials, fan mail, songs. I’m such a softie. But the last time I REALLY cried was last week when my Grandma died. She was 101 and it was her time to go, but it still broke my heart.

Who is the first person you call when you have a bad day? 

My beloved hubby. He’s the one I go to with everything. He’s my rock.

With Kira injured and dying, Octavion's last hope is to plead with the king of Panthera for a cure. But King Ramla's magic isn't free. The price he asks Octavion to pay goes against everything he's fought so hard to protect and could destroy his bond with Kira. Will Octavion trade his crown and swear allegiance to a kingdom feared by all, or will he sacrifice the woman he loves to remain faithful to his father and Xantara? Find out when BROKEN takes you on a journey into the savage and unpredictable world of Ophira.

Broken is the amazing continuation of The Crystor Series by C.K. Bryant. It picks up right where the first book, Bound, left off. Right from the beginning, Broken will take a hold of your attention and will not let go. The world and the characters that live in it are so engrossing that readers will find themselves going through this book rather quick.

Kira and Octavion have taken further steps into their relationship. Their connection felt real even if it takes place in another world. They have their normal insecurities but thrive on flourishing it. It was refreshing to get an insight of Octavion’s point of view which made the story more appealing and engaging.

The writing of C.K. is absolutely enthralling. She has a natural talent of putting words together and placing a vivid image into your imagination. Her style of writing made the reading fun, exciting, and easy. The plot progression is simply superb. Just as you think that you have figured out what is happening, C.K. pulls the rug right under your feet and take you on the edge of your seat and present something so unthinkably remarkable.

Broken continues to possess the elements that made Bound such a wonderful book. I do not see C.K. taking a step back and can only imagine what she will have in store for these unforgettable characters in the next installment. I know I will be one of the many who are waiting to see what is next.

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Thank you C.K. BRYANT for making this giveaway possible.

1 Winner will receive a Signed copy of Broken, Signed Bound & Broken Bookmark by C.K. Bryant.
3 Winners will receive a Signed Bound & Broken Bookmark by C.K. Bryant.

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