Jacqueline Levine's Blog - Posts Tagged "kindle"

Createspace tells me that the Kindle version of Spiral will be available by the end of next week, which is so exciting! I can't wait to release the digital version of Spiral for readers! Stay tuned!

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Well folks, looks like I spoke too soon! Spiral is actually available NOW on Kindle! Check it out - it's only $2.99! I am so beyond excited!!

Thanks to Julie and Stephenee for their reviews - I am so happy people like the book and can't wait to hear what YOU think! Don't forget to review Spiral on Goodreads.com, Amazon.com, Facebook, your blogs - anywhere and everywhere! I appreciate all of your support!Spiral

It's so hard to believe and yet so incredibly exciting that 300 people are planning on reading my debut novel. This is the best way to end my week - and what a week it's been! The kindle version has been released, I received a stellar review from a very kind fan, and now the book has exceeded my expectations for the month. Thank you to the publishing gods, thank you to my reviewers, and thank you to my future readers! I look forward to sharing all of Jack and Cherie's adventures with you!

...to sign up for the Spiral giveaway! Five lucky winners will receive a free, signed copy of Spiral! Hurry up, giveaway ends September 20!

If you don't win, no worries - it's also on Kindle for only $2.99, which is almost like free, right? RIGHT? Come on - you're going to want to read it before I post that excerpt from the sequel, Twist, next month...

I'm ready to release the excerpt from Spiral's sequel, Twist. I think I've waited and edited and held onto it long enough...now it's ready.

But because I don't want any of my readers to experience this little bit of Twist without first having read Spiral, I just did the unthinkable. I promised myself I would never do this with my book, but I just had to. I want to share Spiral with the world. I know it's still a recession, y'all. I get it. I don't want you to have to choose between my book and a Starbucks. Why not have both?

That's right. I made Spiral free on Kindle. It's just for tomorrow, and it's just so that those of you who are going to go ahead and read the excerpt to Twist have a fighting chance at seeing where Jack and Cherie started. Let's do this, guys. Spiral

Hey everyone!

The weather is getting colder (except for you lucky southern folks), but that just means all the more reason to pick up a great book to snuggle with by the fire (or your radiator, whatever works...)

Only two more days to the end of the Spiral giveaway! Make sure you sign up to win a free autographed copy of Spiral!

XOXOSpiral

So, I'm embarking on the journey that is Nanowrimo this year. I attempted it once, about three years ago, and then life got in the way and forbid me from really investing myself. Now that I'm in a steady flow of writing daily(on the train, at home, in random places where it's okay to simply whip out my iPad and go to it), I think I can take the writing challenge head on. I'll probably get to my 50,000 word count goal too but, more than that, I'll be able to finish Twist.

I can't tell you how excited I am for this book. Spiral is and always will be my baby, but Twist has given me the chance to step out of the glittery, candy coated world of two teenagers fighting the love they feel to the theme of two people fighting to stay in love. Entering the darker parts of Jack's psyche has been a really cool adventure, and the book is only halfway completed at 76,000 words. There is so much more to be told, so much rise and fall.

In Twist, the reader follows Jack and Cherie through a year of ups and downs and, like in real life, there are a lot more downs than ups. My theory behind this was that downs are a big part of everyone's life. Everyday, people are met with challenges that test their strength, their commitment to others, and their faith in themselves. Celebrities aren't any different than regular people - their problems are just out there for the world to see and, sometimes, their problems are made worse because the public hungers to hear all about their drama. Suddenly, things that wouldn't happen or wouldn't even matter in real life are exploited and exacerbated for the sake of ratings.

My hope is that, by the end of the book, the reader will have a hard time deciding who is at fault. More than anything, I want the reader to step back and say, "Wow, there really are two sides to every story." I'm sure we have all been in the line of relationship fire before, and no matter which role you played, you can sympathize with Jack and Cherie, and all the hurdles they will have to jump through to stay together. If they stay together.

So I will be using my NanoWrimo time to finish Twist. For now, you can check out the excerpt, and take the poll. I'd love to hear your thoughts! http://spiralseries.com/2013/10/25/tw...
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It's that time of year again....Fall, which means pumpkin spice everything and FOOTBALL! My favorite part of high school was the all-important Homecoming game - from the pep rallies to the parades to the extra special halftime show my cheerleading squad always prepared, homecoming never disappointed.

On Friday, October 17, I'll be having a little homecoming of my own at Barnes and Noble in Mohegan Lake, right near my hometown of Cortlandt Manor! It is so exciting to return to the place where I grew up to do what I always dreamed: sharing my writing with the world!

If you live near the area, come by to celebrate my first homecoming! The signing starts at 6:00PM. Hope to see you there!

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Xpresso Tours is currently posting a query for Spiral for interested book bloggers! Click the link below to learn more:

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