BOOK EVENT with AUTHOR JENNA LEE-YUN
Sunday, June 1st at 2 PM
Brick & Mortar Books
Redmond Town Center
Redmond, WA
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Book events are always more fun when you can do them with a friend! Join the amazing Jenna Lee-Yun, author of THE LAST RHEE WITCH series and me as we share the inside scoop on our new books. If you love spooky camp stories (and I do) you'll want to dive into Jenna's series. I can't wait to ask her more about it. We'll have plenty of swag to give away, too! You might even win a tote bag filled with goodies. Hope to see you there!​​​​​​​​​​
Updated: May 1
Check out my Spring Newsletter for the latest scoop on EXPLORER ACADEMY. There's a special gift for pre-ordering THE UNBREAKABLE BOND ahead of its June 3rd release and a book signing event for friends in the Puget Sound area!
Hope to see you down the road!
Updated: May 1
Reviews are never easy for a writer. I usually read mine, if I read them at all, with my hand over my face and peeking through my fingers. Yes, we write for the fun. We write for the satisfaction. We write for ourselves. But we also write to be read. If a reader doesn't connect with your work, it's nothing short of heartbreaking. The goal is to take the reader on a thrilling journey with the hero, and if I've done my job right, it's a path of wonder and discovery.
Sending a book out into the world is both exciting and nerve wracking. You wonder, will it be well received? Will readers enjoy the story? Will they embrace the characters? That's why kind reviews like this one of my new book, THE SAILOR CIPHER, from Luminous Libro mean so much:
"I love this spin-off of the Explorer Academy series! It has all the elements that I loved in the original series: adventure, codes and puzzles, world travel, nature conservation, cool technology, and amazing complex characters."
Yes! This is exactly what you hope to hear (you can read the full review HERE).
Whenever someone says, "I loved that book!" I am quick to ask, "Did you write a review for it?" Reviews help other readers find good books. They drive advertising and sales. They also mean the world to an author, like me. So the next time you enjoy a book, be sure to put it in writing!
