Tag: Follow Your Heart

  • I’m on a blog talking about books, refrigerators and feet!

    The lovely Sandra Nickel featured me on her blog as part of her “What was on her…” series.  If you click here you can read about what was on my to do list, refrigerator door, nightstand, to read pile, feet and mind (though not necessarily in that order). You’ll also get to find out my favorite Lewis Carroll quote.  (Here’s a hint: The Queen of Hearts says it.)

    Thank you so much for inviting me to visit, Sandra!

  • Happy 2014!

    Happy 2014!

    Happy New Year, everyone!  I’m especially excited for 2014, because this year the first four books in the Sparkle Spa series will be launching–and so will the first Follow Your Heart book.

    Plus, when I got home from my holiday travels, this very sparkly jacket sample was waiting for me in my mailbox. I love that glitter!

  • A Summer Love blurb from Andrea Cremer!

    Ms. New York Times bestselling author Andrea Cremer read Summer Love and loved it! She even gave my editor a blurb to put on the book.  She said:

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  • Follow Your Heart Cover Reveal

    Follow Your Heart Cover Reveal

    I hope everyone out there is having a wonderful fall so far. Even though summer seems pretty far away, I already have the book jacket for my first novel for teens, which is coming out on May 1! It has thirteen different endings and even more paths to get to those endings, so you can find a new story each time you read it. Here’s what the cover looks like! (I totally love it.)

  • Sparkle Spa and Follow Your Heart

    Happy spring, everyone. I know I haven’t posted on here for a while, and it’s mainly because I’ve been so busy writing! I’ve been writing the Sparkle Spa books that I posted about in October—the first two of which will be out on February 11, 2013—and I’ve also been writing another new series called Follow Your Heart, which will be published by Puffin in the summer of 2013. It’s for a slightly older audience and lets the reader decide which ending of the book is the best one for them. So many books to write! But that’s the best kind of problem for a writer to have.