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Free Short Story - Emily Smiles for April

Emily Smiles for April by Jay Nichols




My new short story, Emily Smiles for April, will be free for download on Amazon Kindle today and tomorrow (4/29-4/30). It’s a young adult/chick lit story, but the themes are universal. Anybody can read it. No, scratch that. Everybody should read it.

http://www.amazon.com/Emily-Smiles-fo...

Here’s the breakdown:

Emily receives a bouquet of violets for her sixteenth birthday. She thinks they remain in a vase on her nightstand, but they keep showing up in the most unusual places.

In a perfect world, this mysterious phenomenon would elicit a bewildered smile from Emily, but Emily doesn’t doesn’t smile much anymore. Then again, Emily’s world is far from perfect.


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Free Short Story - Emily Smiles for April

Emily receives a bouquet of violets for her sixteenth birthday. She thinks they remain in a vase on her nightstand, but they keep showing up in the most unusual places.

In a perfect world, this mysterious phenomenon would elicit a bewildered smile from Emily, but Emily doesn't doesn't smile much anymore. Then again, Emily's world is far from perfect.


Looking for reviews!! On here and Amazon. Emily Smiles for April by Jay Nichols




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Published on December 27, 2013 17:51 Tags: abuse, amazon, chick-lit, depression, drama, fiction, high-school, kindle, mystery, short-story, supernatural, teen, wherewolves, ya

Sad Girl Gets Sadder in Emily Smiles for April

Free for the next five days:

http://www.amazon.com/Emily-Smiles-Ap...

Emily receives a bouquet of violets for her sixteenth birthday. She thinks they remain in a vase on her nightstand, but they keep popping up in the most unusual places.

In a perfect world, this mysterious phenomenon would elicit a bewildered smile from Emily,
but Emily doesn't doesn't smile much anymore. Then again, Emily's world is far from perfect.

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Top Ten Reason to Read Canis Major This Summer

Top Ten Reason to Read Canis Major This Summer

10. No vampires or zombies
9. Teenagers saying "fuck" and "shit" every other sentence
8. Rabid dog(s)
7. A small redneck town in Alabama losing its goddamn mind over nothing
6. The enduring love between master and dog
5. A dirty cop who's in way too deep digging himself in even deeper
4. At $2.99 for Kindle Ebook and 192,000 words, that works out to be $0.0000015573 a word!
3. A deranged owner and his sick dog may be committing a most unwholesome kind of sodomy
2. Heatwave in Alabama during the Dog Days of Summer will make your summer seem more bearable in comparison
1. An ending that will freeze your heart, then thaw and shatter it



Get it here in Ebook and paperback formats:

http://www.amazon.com/Canis-Major-Jay...

Canis Major by Jay Nichols
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Canis Major will be Free August 1-5

My debut novel Canis Major will be free the first five days of August. You can catch it here:

http://www.amazon.com/Canis-Major-Jay...

Fair warning: This is a loooong novel. The payoff is worth it, though. You will never read anything quite like it.


That's all.

Jay


Canis Major by Jay Nichols
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Valentine's Day Got You Down?

Read a free ebook! My short story, Emily Smiles for April, is free today. Get your copy here: http://www.amazon.com/Emily-Smiles-Ap...


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Published on February 14, 2015 09:49 Tags: amazon, amazon-prime, heartbreak, high-school, kindle, love, romance, short-story, teen, valentine-s-day, young-adult

Who Likes Free Stuff? (I Like Free Stuff!)

One of my short stories, Emily Smiles for April, is free over at Smashwords. Did I mention it was free?

Here's the link and description:

https://www.smashwords.com/books/view...

Emily receives a bouquet of violets for her sixteenth birthday. She thinks they remain in a vase on her nightstand, but they keep popping up in the most unusual places.

In a perfect world, this mysterious phenomenon would elicit a bewildered smile from Emily,
but Emily doesn't doesn't smile much anymore. Then again, Emily's world is far from perfect.
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