Book Tour ~ Book Excerpt: Weclome to HELL by Demelza Carlton

About The Author

Demelza Carlton has always loved the ocean, but on her first snorkelling trip she found she was afraid of fish. She has since swum with sea lions, sharks and sea cucumbers and stood on spray-drenched cliffs over a seething sea as a seven-metre cyclonic swell surged in, shattering a shipwreck below. Sensationalist spin? No - Demelza tends to take a camera with her so she can capture and share the moment later; shipwrecks, sharks and all. Demelza now lives in Perth, Western Australia, the shark attack capital of the world. The Ocean's Gift series was her first foray into fiction, followed by her suspense thriller Nightmares trilogy. She swears the Mel Goes to Hell series ambushed her on a crowded train and wouldn't leave her alone.

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About The Book

  Welcome To Hell

"Good morning. Welcome to HELL."

Mel hates job interviews - and this one's shaping up to be the interview from Hell.


From the grumpy receptionist to the disturbingly demonic interview panel and the sleazy CEO, it seems landing her first job is the least of Mel's worries.


Can she make it out of the office alive without selling her soul?

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Book Excerpt

"Good afternoon, welcome to Hell-"

Did she really just say that? Mel wondered, staring at the receptionist.

"-lth, Environment, Life and Lands Corporation. How can I help you?"

"Ah, I'm here for a job interview?" Mel left the statement hanging as a question – half hoping she'd be told that there was no interview or vacancy, so she wouldn't have to undergo this ordeal.

"Oh, you're the girl from the agency? Take a seat and I'll let them know you're here," the girl said, waving toward the uncomfortable-looking bucket chairs. She picked up the phone receiver and stared at her until Mel's nervous knees folded, dropping her onto one of the seats.

"Hi, it's reception. I have an agency girl here who says she has an interview." The receptionist sniffed as if she felt the accuracy of this information was questionable. A pause. "No." The girl's chin pointed at Mel.

"What's your name, agency girl?"

"I'm Mel," said Mel.

The receptionist's shoulders slumped as her eyes implored Heaven for something she evidently lacked. Mel wondered if it was patience, good manners or the ability to smile, as the girl seemed to lack all three. "She says her name is Mel. Just…Mel," the girl said.

Mel summoned a smile. She could be both patient and polite – evidently it was a rarity in this office, if the receptionist was anything to go by. Perhaps the girl was only a teenager, too young to know better, or maybe she'd just had a bad morning…

"She's on her way," the receptionist said as she clicked the phone into its cradle.

Mel considered asking who the girl was referring to, but decided not to bother. She didn't expect any answer from her anyway, but if she was patient she'd soon see.

The door beside the reception desk opened and a red-suited woman emerged, scowling. She propped the door open with one shiny, red stiletto.

"Melody Angel?" she asked, squinting at the sheet of paper in her hands.

Mel winced. "I'm Mel," she repeated, extending her hand to shake the red woman's.

She ignored it. "Follow me."

She turned to her right and entered a small meeting room. No, an interview room, Mel told herself, looking at the office chairs circling the table. The furniture was occupied by two men, a jug of water and some empty glasses.

Oh Hell. I hope all my practise questions with Raphael were worth it – and that I don't forget anything, Mel thought, attempting to keep calm. Please, don't let me stuff this up.

The door clicked shut behind her with a terrible finality as Mel took her indicated seat.

 

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Book Tour {Guest Post & Giveaway} Prosecco pink by Traci Andrighetti

Prosecco pink by Traci Andrighetti

Prosecco Pink is a quick and entertaining read that will keep you on the edge of your seat wanting to know where each clue or plot thread was going to lead. The entire book is engaging without a dull moment. The murderer is cleverly kept under wraps, ramping up the suspense in a great way. ~Sapphyria's Book Reviews

The story is funny and easy to read it definitely keeps you turning the pages for sure, so don’t make my mistake and start it in the evening. :D You should also have some sort of deep fried pastry covered in powdered sugar on hand when you start. I guarantee you will be craving them. ~Tea and A Book

With a murder that will keep you on the edge of your seat, this whodunit with sweep you way reading into the night . What a great read. ~Shelley's Book Case

Colorful characters, antebellum mansions and life in the Big Easy take center stage in Prosecco Pink, Traci Andrighetti’s newest addition to the Franki Amato Mystery series. ~Queen of All She Reads

Prosecco Pink (Franki Amato Mysteries Book 2)

File Size: 1520 KB

Print Length: 274 pages

Publisher: Gemma Halliday Publishing (October 29, 2014)

Paperback: 274 pages ISBN-13: 978-1502974945

Synopsis

**Now in development for a TV movie!**

For Franki Amato, life in New Orleans is anything but “The Big Easy.” When she met handsome bank executive Bradley Hartmann, she knew she’d finally found a man she could trust. But she can’t say the same for his sexy new secretary, who is about as trustworthy as Mata Hari and every bit as seductive. Meanwhile, Franki’s best friend and employer, Veronica Maggio, has named her the lead investigator in the murder of a gorgeous cosmetics CEO who was found lying dead in the master bedroom of a historic plantation home.

Now the pressure is on Franki to figure out what a bottle of pink lip gloss and the legend of a pink diamond have to do with the bizarre killing. The problem is that the plantation is notorious for being haunted, and Franki is less than enthusiastic about the prospect of meeting a ghost. Adding to her stress, her Sicilian grandma is up to her usual meddling antics—this time planning Franki’s engagement to Bradley before he’s even considered popping the question. As Bradley grows distant and plantation employees begin dropping like Southern belles during a sweltering summer, Franki turns to a psychic with a phobia of ghosts to solve the mysterious murders and her own relationship fears.

Franki Amato Mysteries:

Limoncello Yellow (book #1)

Prosecco Pink (book #2)

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It is so appropriate for me to be on Kelly P’s blog to talk about the release of Prosecco Pink, the second novel in the Franki Amato mysteries. Why? Because my book involves so many p’s!

PROSECCO PINK

For starters, there’s the title. I always feature an Italian liqueur or wine and its color when I come up with a name for a book, and both are an integral part of the mystery. Since Prosecco is so popular right now, it seemed like an obvious choice for one of my titles. It comes in two colors, clear or pink, and there was no way I was going to call the book Prosecco Clear. Ugh!

PLANTATIONS

When I was creating the plot for Prosecco Pink, I decided to draw on the rich history of New Orleans and the surrounding area. The first thing that came to mind was all the fabulous plantation homes on Great River Road. I named my fictitious sugar cane plantation Oleander Place, and I set the murder in “the pink room,” which was inspired by Oak Alley Plantation’s gorgeous “lavender room.”

POISON

For my victim, I conjured up a beautiful cosmetics CEO named Ivanna Jones, who is found in a bed in the pink room laying like Sleeping Beauty and clutching a bottle of pink lip gloss. When I selected the manner of death, I was indirectly inspired by a true story from Myrtles Plantation involving a house slave named Chloe and oleander poison. But before you jump to conclusions about how and why Ivanna died, remember that I said “indirectly.”

PIRATES

To add some history to Ivanna’s murder, and to throw Franki and the cops off track, I made it appear similar to the murder of the original owner of Oleander House’s wife, Evangeline Lacour. Back in the 1800s, she was found in her bed in the pink room clutching an oleander flower. What happened to her? All I can tell you is that she was romantically involved with her husband’s brother, a notorious pirate who was the right-hand man of none other than Jean Lafitte. Blimey!

To find out more about my plot (and a few of its other p’s), be sure to get your copy of Prosecco Pink!

About This Author

Traci Andrighetti is the author of the Franki Amato Mysteries. In her previous life, she was an award-winning literary translator and a Lecturer of Italian at the University of Texas at Austin, where she earned a PhD in Applied Linguistics. But then she got wise and ditched that academic stuff for a life of crime--writing, that is. If she's not hard at work on her next novel, Traci is probably watching her favorite Italian soap opera, eating Tex Mex or sampling fruity cocktails, and maybe all at the same time. She lives in Austin with her husband, young son (who desperately wants to be in one of her books) and three treat-addicted dogs.

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Book Tour {Guest Post & Giveaway} One Garish Ghost & Blueberry Peach Jam by Jennifer Fischetto

 One Garish Ghost & Blueberry Peach Jam
(Dead by the Numbers Mysteries) (Volume 1)

Paperback: 218 pages

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (October 24, 2014)

ISBN-13: 978-1502961587

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From National Bestselling author Jennifer Fischetto comes a hauntingly humorous new series…

Gianna Mancini has chatted with ghosts most of her life. It’s never affected her much. Until now. The latest ghost in Gianna’s family-centric, boy-complicated, job-depleted world is Emma Tinsdale, a woman Gianna despises. Wanting Emma out of her apartment and her orbit, Gianna chooses to help her move on, but she doesn’t expect to come across poisonous jam, a vengeful cop, or a group of friendly clowns. When a relative is framed for Emma’s death, Gianna must dig deeper and faster to find out what really happened that fatal night on the beach. With help from her sister, her cop brother, and her ex-boyfriend, Julian, she gets close to figuring out the truth. But when the killer closes in, Gianna better watch her step unless she wants to become the latest member of the dearly departed.

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Ghosts, or the idea of them, has always interested me.

As far back as I can remember, I’ve believed in the supernatural. I’m sure that comes from my mother and the rest of her family, but while some of them only believe in a few aspects of the paranormal world, my mom’s mind has always been widely open. It made ghost stories all the more fun. We never viewed it, or at least I didn’t, as something to fear. The unknown is simply unknown, which also makes it interesting and the possibilities exhilarating.

But, unfortunately, for someone who believes anything is possible, I only had a couple of experiences I consider to be supernatural.

One was the night my brother and I believed we saw a UFO flying past our apartment on Long Island. This was in the late 70s, my mother was vacuuming the living room. It was nighttime, and we were in my bedroom staring out the window, although I don’t remember why. Maybe it was just our thing, or we were bored. I’m betting on bored. There weren’t a lot of kids in the neighborhood who were my age, and I remember being bored a lot. :)

Anyway, this object, in typical saucer shape, slowly flew across the sky. My brother and I stared at it. Then we discussed the shape and its comparison to an airplane, the speed, and the probability. I was a young teenager. But we weren’t so young that we didn’t know what a plane looked like. We wondered if we were seeing things…for a few seconds. Then we screamed for Mom, but due to her cleaning she didn’t hear us, and neither of us wanted to get her and miss the action.

She eventually turned off the vacuum cleaner just as it passed. She didn’t doubt what we were told her. She just wished she’d seen it too. And I truly believed we saw a UFO for many years later. Now, I’m not so sure if that was one. Due to the shape and slow speed, I don’t think it was an airplane, but it could’ve been something else from our world. I wasn’t well versed in military aircraft. I’m still not, so who knows what we saw.

My very first brush with the supernatural went differently though. Rewind a decade.

Before my brother arrived, Mom and I lived in a smaller apartment. I had a toy box with a hinged lid. The sides of the box had some sort of nylon basket weave on it, and the top had an inch or so of foam covered in thick plastic.

I was lying on top of it, on my back, and my left arm dangled over the side, between the toy box and the wall. Granted, I was a toddler/pre-schooler, so my arm couldn't dangle that much.

All I remember is that I felt another hand, and it gripped mine. The actual memory is hazy, but I recall the feeling of the fingers gripping mine, of the bolt of fear that ran through me and made me jump up and cry to my mom.

She told me it was just a doll. And I was plenty of them. I was quite spoiled. ;) She said I must've grabbed a doll’s hand and thought it grabbed mine back. Despite my age, I knew that wasn’t true, and I never considered otherwise. I always knew and still know what I felt. :)

Years later, when I called Mom on it, she told me she only said that to calm me down, but she had believed me. Yay! ;)

When it came time to start a new book series, I knew I wanted it to have a paranormal slant. Dead by the Numbers deals with ghosts—just the souls of people who are now dead. Nothing dark or demonic. It’s all pretty straight forward. And fun. Who says the unknown can’t be hilariously fun? :)

About This Author

Jennifer Fischetto is the National Bestselling Author of the Jamie Bond Mysteries. Unbreakable Bond, her adult debut novel, has received a National Reader’s Choice award nomination. She writes dead bodies for ages 13 to six-feet-under. When not writing, she enjoys reading, cooking, singing (off-key), and watching an obscene amount of TV. She also adores trees, thunderstorms, and horror movies—the scarier the better. She lives in Western Mass with her family and is currently working on her next project.

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Blog Tour ~ Unnatural Selection by Victoria Escobar

Unnatural Selection

By- Victoria Escobar

Genre- YA Sci-Fi

Publication Date- November 4th

I had no name. My assignment was M001/A5. Marpesia Project Test One, Fifth Embryo. I wasn’t considered human. I was a thing to be owned.

I just wanted freedom. I wanted out of the lab and away from being the guinea pig for hundreds of scientists. I wanted to see the world with my eyes not through a computer monitor.

Instead I took two bullets, fell from twenty stories and ran to save my life. From who and what I had no idea and that wasn’t important at the time. Life was important.

I had my freedom but no idea what to do with it. There’s no way to out run the past, and I had to face it. There were too many strings loose and too many people that would be more than happy to lock me in a cage again.

Life was an evolution of natural selection but thanks to human intervention I was Unnatural. I would be deciding who to allow living, and who needed to die.

  

About the Author-

Born in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, but with the ability to claim eight states as home; Victoria Escobar writes fiction from her current home in New York. She writes whatever comes to mind and because of such has a variety of genres written including Young Adult, New Adult, Paranormal, Urban Fantasy, and Contemporary Fiction.

In spare time if not with family, and friends Victoria enjoys curling up with a book from a favorite author with music playing. If not reading or writing she spends time drawing, sketching, crocheting, or some other random art project. She enjoys staying busy, but most of all enjoys staying creative.

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Book Tour {Guest Post} Kelly’s Koffee Shop by Dianne Harman

Kelly’s Koffee Shop (A Cedar Bay Cozy Mystery) (Volume 1)

Series: A Cedar Bay Cozy Mystery

Paperback: 152 pages

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (November 8, 2014)

ISBN-13: 978-1503015630

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Kelly pulled into the harbor parking lot next to the pier and noticed that Amber’s car wasn’t in its usual place and there was no sign of her. She was usually standing at the door of Kelly’s Koffee Shop, waiting for Kelly to open up. Wonder what that’s all about, she thought. The local residents of Cedar Bay come to Kelly’s Koffee Shop for breakfast, lunch, and lots of gossip. Kelly serves it all up as she works to solve the murder of the high school Homecoming Queen. The townspeople can’t believe what has happened in their sleepy little Oregon seaside town. She identifies five prime suspects, but which one did it? Follow Kelly, her boxer dog, Rebel, and her boyfriend, Mike, the county sheriff, as they try to determine who the killer is in a murder that’s shocked the town.

Kelly’s Coffee Shop is a mouth-watering cozy mystery with recipes

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The Road to Kelly’s Koffee Shop

It pretty much started with this little guy! I love dogs and I love to cook. A cozy mystery incorporating those two things felt like a natural thing for me to do. The problem was that no one else wanted me to write about dogs and food.

Here’s why. I’ve published several books in the suspense and mystery genres which have done well. Blue Coyote Motel, Coyote in Provence, and Cornered Coyote were all award winning, bestselling books. The thinking by my mentor and others was – “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” In other words, don’t change the genre because you’ll lose your reader base.

Their point was valid, but for one year I kept thinking about writing a cozy mystery. Early last October my husband I took a vacation through Bryce Canyon National Park, Zion National Park, and Sedona. Our son and daughter-in-law flew in from Seattle to spend some family time. I remember getting my iPad out early one morning while I was drinking coffee in bed in the hotel. I sketched out Kelly’s Koffee Shop and decided to write it when I got home. I started it the day after we returned and it just flowed. The characters dictated where the story was going and Rebel, based on my boxer dog above, was a big part of the book, along with family recipes which I included in the book.

So against the advice of mentors, I published the book, did some social media on it, and that was it. I’d done what I wanted to do – write a cozy mystery A week later it was on the Hot New Releases in Animal and Culinary on Amazon. Since then it’s consistently been at the top of the cozy lists! I started doing a Happy Dance and writing the next book in the series. Since my other books had done well, but not this well, I didn’t encounter any resistance when I told the naysayers that I was writing a new book, Murder at Jade Cove, with Rebel, a couple of puppies, and more food. This book did the same thing that Kelly’s did. Climbed right to the top of the charts!

Naturally, the characters told me they needed more exposure, so I began writing White Cloud Retreat which continues the story of Kelly, the amateur sleuth who owns Kelly’s Koffee Shop, the county sheriff she’s engaged to, Mike, Rebel, and a cast of quirky characters. Dogs, teens, boomers, and lots of food figure into the novels.

People always ask where I get my recipes and ask me if I really cook those things. Yep! Our family has always liked to eat and when my husband was a California Senator, we entertained a lot in our home. I did all the cooking. I think one of my favorite memories was when someone asked my husband if they could have the name of the caterer because they’d like to use the caterer. They couldn’t believe it when my husband told them it was me. While I’ve never worked in a restaurant, I’ve taken a lot of cooking classes.

While I’m not one of the characters in my books, per se, a lot of the experiences and places I’ve been are. Unfortunately, we had to say goodbye to Rebel this year, but we just bought a new little boxer puppy who will be joining us on Valentine’s Day. Rather appropriate I think! And what are we naming her? Why, Kelly, for Kelly’s Koffee Shop, of course!

Hope you enjoy the read as much as I enjoyed the write. And here’s our new Kelly! How cute is she???

 

About the Author

Dianne lives in Huntington Beach, California with her husband Tom, a former California State Senator, and is a frequent contributor to the Huffington Post.

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Amazon: Blue Coyote Motel

Amazon: Tea Party Teddy

Amazon: Coyote in Provence

Amazon: Tea Party Teddy’s Legacy

Amazon: Cornered Coyote

Amazon: Coyote Series

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Giveaway ~ Bloodlines by Vanessa Skye

Bloodlines

Book 3 of Edge of Darkness Series

by Vanessa Skye

Release Date: January 22 , 2015

Published by The Writers Coffee Shop

Genre: FICTION / Suspense / Dark

ISBN e-book: 978-1-61213-366-9

Available from: Amazon, Kobo, Barnes and Noble, iTunes and TWCS PH

~~SUMMARY~~

Following the acclaimed debut of The Enemy Inside and its sequel, Broken, comes the stunning conclusion to the ‘Edge of Darkness’ series by investigative journalist Vanessa Skye, Blood Lines.


Detective Alicia “Berg” Raymond is lying. She’s lying to the Chicago Police Department, to her boyfriend, Captain Jay O’Loughlin, but most of all, she’s lying to herself—about her past, her future, and her ongoing addiction.


As Berg investigates a series of brutal rapes and sinks under an ever-increasing caseload, she finds herself juggling every aspect of her life—finding justice for victims of crime, keeping her own sordid past buried from her colleagues, struggling with blackmail that threatens to push her over the edge, and protecting her lover from the details of all of it.


Wrapping her damaged head around living in a state of domestic bliss she’s certain she doesn’t deserve, Berg is driven by the need for justice and a determination to stop a rapist before any more innocent lives are ravaged.


But when enemies from the past threaten her present, she is once again vulnerable to the demons that have plagued her every day of her life.


It’s only a matter of time before her lies unravel and the fairy tale she’s finally started believing implodes . . . but the biggest threat of all, as it turns out, is her very own bloodline.


Can she save herself, and the casualties of crime, from the lurking darkness waiting to strike, or will her own mistakes drag her under—this time for good?  

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~~ABOUT THE AUTHOR~~

Vanessa Skye has always had a love of words and spent her school years writing poetry, speeches, and fictional essays.


After completing a Bachelor of Arts in print journalism and studying psychology at Charles Sturt University, Vanessa got a job at Australia's largest publisher of regional and agricultural news and information, Rural Press, where she worked as a journalist in the central west of New South Wales for four years.


Thousands of stories later, Vanessa decided to move back to Sydney and try her hand at public relations while studying for a master’s degree in communication.


Skip forward a few years and Vanessa was once again joyfully studying various psychology subjects while managing a Sydney public relations firm. Enthralled with examining the motivations behind people’s actions, Vanessa realized what she really wanted to do in life was combine her love of words with her fascination for human behavior.


So Vanessa quit public relations to begin the significantly more impoverished life of a professional writer.


Inspired by a recurring dream, Vanessa wrote her crime fiction debut, The Enemy Inside, which challenges the concept of justice, asks if the need for vengeance sometimes justifies murder, and explores whether you can ever heal from childhood abuse. Broken is her second book in this series. In her spare time, Vanessa wrote a short story, The Piece, which was published in February 2012, by Dark Prints Press as a part of the 'One That Got Away' dark fiction anthology.


Vanessa now works as a freelance writer, lives in Sydney’s northern beaches, and tries to immerse herself in salt water at least once a day.  

Be sure to look for Book One-The Enemy Inside and Book Two-Broken well!

 

 

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Praise for Bloodlines

"So good! As with the previous two books in this series, I absolutely loved it. The pacing was great, there was nice dry humour to lighten the very dark tone, and all the characters completed a satisfying arc from books one and two. Berg in particular is fantastic – I loved that she didn’t completely go back to her old ways when she was at her lowest, and the ending leaves us with hope for her future. " - Andrea

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Blog Tour {Giveaway} PRIYA IN HEELS by Ayesha Patel

Title: Priya in Heels
Author: Ayesha Patel
Genre: New Adult, Contemporary Romance, Multi-cultural
Publication: August 28th, 2014

A new adult title from Entangled’s Embrace imprint…

Love doesn’t conquer all…does it?

Priyanka Patel is the epitome of an obedient daughter. She’s finishing up her medical residency at one of Houston’s busiest emergency departments, and has agreed—albeit reluctantly—to marry the man her family has chosen for her. The only thing that can derail the “perfect” life laid out before her is the sexy musician down the hall who wants into her life…and into her bed.

Tyler O’Connor has been infatuated with Priya since she treated his sprained ankle in the ER, and after saving her from a brutal attack, he can't get her out of his head. When Priya puts her family's wishes before their relationship, agreeing to an arranged marriage with another man, Tyler is devastated.

But love is fierce and unreasonable and clashes with the carefully sculpted life her parents want for her. Is going after her heart such a big deal, or will it truly unravel Priya’s world?

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"Priya in Heels is an exquisite mix of culture, romance, and humor all brought together by two characters you can't help but love from the get-go. It's a must read!" ~NYT Bestselling Author Anna Banks

"Sweet and sexy with a dash of spice." ~USA Today Bestselling Author Nicola Marsh

"Chemistry jumps off the pages in this sexy-fun tale of family, “firsts," and doing anything for true love. I swooned over Ty right along with Pree!" ~USA Today Bestselling Author Ophelia London

“A moving story about a girl at a crossroads between her Indian culture and what's expected of her, and the American boy who's stolen her heart.” ~USA Today Bestselling Author Cindi Madsen

"A thoroughly entertaining romance that deftly captures the enduring conflict between conservative Indian traditions and contemporary American culture." ~Shobhan Bantwal, Award-Winning Author of the Dowry Brid

Ayesha Patel was born in the rich and colorful state of Gujarat in western India before moving to Texas. She quickly found her footing in languages and creative writing and weaves her diverse background into her stories. She currently lives in the beautiful, though rainy, state of Washington with her husband. With a splendid view of Mt. Ranier behind her, a cup of coffee in her hand, and a ridiculously fast laptop at her fingertips, Ayesha is thrilled to explore the literary world. 

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