Friday Recap

First of all, I just wanted to give a BIG shoutout to all of you for making this one of the best release weeks ever. For The Love of Ash hit two best-seller lists, as did ALL of my novels during their free day (which ended up lasting nearly two days!). So thank you for purchasing the books, sharing my Facebook/blog posts, and joining in on all of the fun. I had an amazing time and love all of the feedback from you guys. The reviews are amazing and brighten my day. 

Here's a quick recap...

• I participated in #pitmad March 11th and got three responses from publishers and agents interested in The Last Legacy! It was literally one of the most fun contests I've ever entered. I met a lot of great people through the hashtag and can't wait to see what comes of it. Will post more on Monday.
• All of my novels are officially Amazon Bestsellers. On Monday there was a point when all three Curse Books novels were under #20. Plus, For The Love of Ash is the first one of my novels to make a list while being full price. So that's AMAZING. 
• I've decided to start releasing UNEDITED The Last Legacy episodes beginning April 3rd. Next week, I'll write a more in depth post explaining the format and how it will go down, BUT April 3rd is the "pilot" and I will release it at 4pm. Once the ten week season is over, I will remove them from my website and release them in novel format (After my editor goes through them) so they can be read all at once! 
• I gave away 6 books this week in giveaways! So make sure to subscribe to get notifications from this blog so you're involved. The Facebook page has been hopping and I'm so excited to get to meet you all and interact! :) It's been a pretty awesome week.

Now, here's a quick teaser from For The Love of Ash
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"You should come with me,” June said, perking up more and more to the idea. She leaned over the center aisle, tapping her finger on my desk. “Seriously, I don’t have many friends. I like you. I think we should hang out.” 

“I really can’t. I have a lot going on.” I pretended to write something down on the paper, hoping that she’d drop her nagging. I realized my other hand was pinching the lower hem of my navy blue v-neck tee. 

“Listen, I get it. You’ve got your brother and all—”

“Excuse me?”

“Shit, sorry.” June leaned back, putting as much distance between us as possible. The draw together expression on her face told me that she knew more than she was letting on.

“How do you know about him?”

“It’s public knowledge. You do realize we live in a small ass town.”

“You know about my parents?” I asked her, praying that she didn’t. They were terrible people. I didn’t even want to be associated with them, but in situations like this, it was impossible to get away.

“Yeah…” she answered, but it wasn’t as sure as before. 

“Fuck,” I muttered, gathering my things before storming out of the class.