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STRING BRIDGE and my ultimate confession.

By Laura on November 11, 2011 in book reviews

So, I have this blogger friend. I’m pretty sure you know her because she’s super fun and so honest in her blog posts and has a ton of followers.

She writes for adults. I write for children. She lives across the world from me. I’ve been watching her publishing journey. I know she writes gritty literary women’s fiction filled with brutal honesty.

The blog post I remember the most is where she talked about her epiphany. That she didn’t have to keep beating down the door of New York publishing. She went with a small press and from what I can tell she’s been loving it.

She has this incredible singing voice and I watch her book trailer just so I can listen to her sing and feel the emotion, which is raw and powerful. I have a feeling her writing is the same way.

You may have heard of her. Her name is Jessica Bell, and she wrote STRING BRIDGE.

Today is the Amazon chart rush and she was kind enough to send me the copy and paste thingy to say but it’s all in html code, which I guess Blogger will translate for you but I had no clue with word press. So I’m making up my own thingy. I have no idea what she really wanted me to say but I hope this will do.

I haven’t read String Bridge yet but I know I will. All the information is below!

Jessica – best of luck with STRING BRIDGE!