Natasha Slight Books

Book Tour Stops for Guardians of the Grimoire

2013-02-26T06:01:00.001-05:00

Guardians of the Grimoire tour stops have been announced!

If you want to follow the tour, here is the list of where the book will be hosted for February 28th and March 1st.

Don't forget! There will be a giveaway for an eBook copy of Guardians of the Grimoire for each day of the tour!

Book Tour for Guardians of the Grimoire (Feb.28-Mar1)

2013-02-13T08:32:00.000-05:00

Wow! This year is promising to be very exciting for me. Defenders of the Grimoire (book 2 of the Grimoire series) is moving along quite well, and I'm revved up to write Keepers of the Grimoire (book 3) right after. I'll be investing a lot of energy into the trilogy this year with cover reveals, book tours, reviews, giveaways, swag products, and merchandise. If you don't want to miss out on anything make sure you sign up via email, so you can receive all the information.

If you're a book reviewer or simply have a blog and want to help support this tour, click here to sign up today. There will be a tour wide giveaway for each day. You'll have the choice between doing a Review+Promo or a Promo only (no review). All information, banners, tour buttons, and images will be provided by CBL Book Tours.

Please note: Signups will close Feb.25.

Here's to looking toward the horizon and seeing a bright future! :)

Interview at The eReader Cafe

2013-02-04T11:11:00.000-05:00

The lovely folks at The eReader Cafe have spotlighted me as the Author of the Week with an interview. I've had the privilege of speaking with the lovely Caroline Lansing who is part of a team that brings free Kindle books to readers.

I invite you to visit their site and read the interview. You can access it here. There you will discover some of my preferences, why I wrote Guardians of the Grimoire, my advice for aspiring writers, and what are my future writing plans.

I want to say thank you to The eReader Cafe team for giving me this opportunity!

What is The eReader Cafe? Here's an explanation in their own words...

The eReader Cafe is a virtual hangout for authors and readers alike. We are a team of passionate book readers of all tastes and styles. Every day we scour through the list of Kindle freebies to find the cream of the crop and feature them here for you.

Liebster Blog Award

2013-01-07T10:47:00.000-05:00

Wow, what a way to start the new year! Can you imagine my surprise when one morning I logged into Twitter and saw that I had received an award? I could not help but smile and think about how my year was off to a great start.

I want to say thank you to J.J. Collins who is a Political and Historical writer. You can find his website here. J.J. Collins (a.k.a. Jason) has nominated me for the Liebster Blog Award and I am truly honored. I met Jason via Twitter and we quickly became friends. He is a great supporter and I am always grateful to be able to count him among my friends. I wish you a great new year and great success with your writing, Jason!

As for the rules, well, I'm supposed to offer random facts about me and answer Jason's questions.Yikes! This is the part that always gets me nervous, so I'm going to dive right in....headfirst.

Random Facts

1- I love to cook for fun and I often use my family as test subjects for the concoctions I try. Add a double dose of pleasure when my 12 year old daughter joins me in the kitchen. We can whip up a five course meal together, while listening to music, and never step on each others toes in my small kitchen. We work like a well-oiled machine, so beware to all those who would get in the way! LOL

2- My favorite teas come from a store called David's Tea. I especially like those with coconut in them, such as The Alpine Punch.

3- I love to travel the world and hope to never stop. I teach my kids to not be afraid to try new foods, new languages, and most importantly to be open-minded toward other cultures.

4- My favorite summer past time is swimming.

5- My favorite all year round past time is reading.

6- I take time off of my work by cuddling up in a soft blanket with a book and a cup of coffee.

7- I collect things that come from France, especially the Provence region.

8- I hate waiting for an appointment and not having a book to read. For me, that is time wasted. Actually, I can often be found standing at the stove, stirring a sauce and reading a book at the same time. I don't have a lot of time to read, so every minute counts.

9- I always thought I had no imagination. You know the pretend games young children often like to play? Those were my least favorite to play with my kids, because I always thought I had no imagination. Pfft! The jokes on me since I discovered my love for writing. Now, I can't keep my mind quiet and often lose sleep over ideas I have for other books.

10- I hate cold weather. Cold and I don't get along...really don't get along. I'm thinking I might have been a bear in a previous life, because when winter time comes and it's -30 degrees outside, I hibernate and wait for spring to come.

Questions from my Nominator - J.J. Collins

1. Smart or Funny?
I'd say a little of both. I know I'm funny and hope I'm smart. ;)

2. How much of your personality and life experiences are in your writing?
There are many facets of my personality in my characters. I also believe that if you can draw from life experiences, then your writing will be richer for it.

3. Biggest influence in your life?
This is a tough question, but I have to say the art of positive thinking. Being grateful every day is a powerful tool to help you realize what you have and be happy with it. I don't pine after material things, I don't care if I have the biggest house on the block, nor if I have the latest model of a car. What's important to me are the ties that bind a family together. When you can make those real tight, the rest is superfluous.

4. Favorite place to escape and write?
I have my own office in my home where I am surrounded by things that make me smile. They are simple things like a glass bowl in my favorite color or a post card from Provence. Little souvenirs from my trips around the world make me happy. I can also say that it is the one room in the entire house that reflects who I am and I feel at peace. I sit in that room 7 days a week for 8-12 hours a day and the restful atmosphere helps me concentrate.

5. Favorite holiday destination?
Avignon, France is a town that has so much history, yet you can find modern artisans who sell their wares in the open market. The food market is a great place to meet and greet friends, there are many antique book stores, while the Popes Palace adds a wonderful touch of history. The surrounding cafés and terraces are the perfect place to share a meal with family and/or friends.

6. Favorite drink?
Good quality hot chocolate, the darker the better.

7. If you were at a lunch and you ordered a rare steak and they brought it to you well done, what would you do?
I would politely explain the situation and ask for a second steak. If you go from rare to well done, there's a major difference, but if I'd asked rare and got med-rare, I'd keep the steak and be happy with what I got.

8. What’s the best movie you’ve seen in the last year?
The Avengers. I love that movie, it's filled with action and humor, and I absolutely love Iron Man.

9. What’s the best book you’ve read in the last year?
The Canterbury Tales. Reading that book is time well spent.

Hey, that was not so bad after all! Thank you, Jason, for giving me this opportunity to share a few things about myself. Glad to see I'm still in one piece. The important thing is to smile and be sincere! After all, what's the worst that can happen? :)

Happy Holidays!

2012-12-04T13:23:00.000-05:00

It's a Blogoversary!

2012-11-22T14:01:00.000-05:00

What's this? A blog anniversary? Yes! And you are invited to come join the celebration!

Ashley over at FireStarBooks is celebrating her first year blog anniversary. To help celebrate I have donated one signed paperback copy of Guardians of the Grimoire.

GIVEAWAY IS NOW OVER.

So what are you waiting for?! Come join the party! :)

Please note: The giveaway is only opened to Canada and US residents.

A 5 Star Review for Guardians of the Grimoire

2012-11-03T11:30:00.000-04:00

I wanted to share the latest review that Guardians of the Grimoire received two weeks ago. If you haven't seen it yet, I've posted it below. The lovely Tara S. Wood has written what I call an epic review. I literally cried when I read this, because it proved to me that all the hard work I put into this book, making certain everything is as professional as can be, was worth it. Guardians of the Grimoire is the first book I wrote and that was 3 years ago. It is not only my baby, but it is also my guinea pig, because I have learned A LOT about self-publishing. The first book in the Grimoire Trilogy came out one year ago on December 1st, 2011. Since then some have wondered why I haven't published another book. It's simple really, I've been studying and researching the business side of self-publishing.

I am happy to say that I am now writing book 2, which is in fact my third attempt at it. I like where I'm heading with it and if you thought book 1 was jam-packed with action, wait and see what I have in store for you in book 2.

Also, I want people to know that these reviews the book is receiving doesn't come from friends or family, in fact, my family speaks French and the book is in English. I approach people I don't even know and politely ask them if they would be interested in reviewing the book. What you see in the reviews is their honest opinions. I'm not interested in a review for a review, I consider that dishonest, what I'm looking for is for real feedback. The reason I mention this is because I've been seeing a lot of trash talk from others, saying that any book that receives only good reviews, it must come from the authors entourage. I find this offensive to any author who has put in all their blood, sweat, and tears into publishing something deserving of good reviews.

If you're a new author, here's a tip for you. If you're looking for real, honest feedback, approach people you don't know. Only then will you truly see your book's true worth.

If it looks like some of them are my friends today, well they are, but the difference is, they became my friends AFTER they reviewed my book, in the beginning we were total strangers. I count my blessings for getting to know these wonderful book reviewers who put in so much of their time to review books without receiving compensation. I tip my hat in thanks to them and I hope they know how much I appreciate it.

And so, without further ado, here is the latest review.....

Tara S. Wood's Review

Epic fantasy, high fantasy, dark fantasy: I love everything about this genre. And I love everything about this book.Guardians of the Grimoire is deserving of space on my bookshelf next to the tomes of Robert Jordan and David Eddings. If you’re looking for a rehash of the plot, go elsewhere. This review is to tell you WHY you need to read this book.

Ms. Slight contacted me via my blog and requested a review of her work. I took a look at her website, peeked a little at Guardians on Amazon and decided instantly that this was a must read. Best. Decision. Ever. FYI, I don’t do paid reviews, and a copy was furnished to me by the author. This is a keeper that I want my daughter to read when she’s old enough. It’s targeted for YA, but any reader of fantasy will enjoy this. Reading this took me back to the first time I picked up a copy of Pawn of Prophecy by Eddings. I was hooked. Utterly. Completely. Pawn of Prophecy still sits on my shelf today. I’m dusting off a spot next to it for Guardians.

The world-building is just amazing. Everything is drawn out in rich detail with vivid imagery, making it so easy for my mind’s eye to conjure. Complex, yet not complicated, there are layers here: everyday life, magic, sorcery, politics. And all of them woven together intricately and seamlessly. There is a lot of information; there has to be in a story this size. It is inevitable. However, at no time did I feel like there was information just being dumped on me for the sake of plot exposition. There is a story to be told, not facts to be given.

From the beginning it was Kerani that caught my attention, and even though there are multiple points of view throughout the book, it was Kerani’s that spoke to me the most. In a book this size with this much plot, multiple points of view can become bulky and unwieldy for the reader, as there isn’t enough for them to really get to know each character. Not here. Ms. Slight does an amazing job at characterization through dialogue and exposition. At the end, I felt I knew these people and had a personal investment in their stories.

Speaking of characterization: *insert slow 80’s clap here* Brilliant. Marvelous. Archetypal, but not hackneyed. They are good, solid fantasy incarnations. Even the villains (Kael, Merazar, and Nox) are fleshed out in detail. And as the saying goes, “Character builds plot.” The characters and their wants and needs drive this story, so much so that as the journey unfolds, you find yourself alongside them. You know it’s a good book when you want to crawl inside and tag along. I was ready to take up arms to protect the Grimoire and kick some serious butt.

The dialogue is easy. I don’t mean simple, I mean effortless, natural. The interactions between the characters flow like water. There is nothing awkward or stilted. It’s a difficult pace to maintain in a book this long, but Ms. Slight does it with a deft hand.

I mention the length, because if you are not familiar with the genre, books here tend to be longer. It’s the scale of the story that requires it. Fantasy novels tend to work several angles and plot threads, all the while introducing new characters, places, creatures, and concepts. Guardians of the Grimoire is no exception. This is a sweeping story that pulls you in from the very beginning and keeps you at a breakneck pace until the end. And when you get there you realize with a clench of the heart that the end of this story is only the beginning. That is a hallmark of good fantasy. I eagerly await the next book in this series.

Five out of five stars, all of them epic.

Tara S. Wood: Interview with Natasha Slight and Review of Guardians of the Grimoire

2012-10-17T15:13:00.000-04:00

On October 16, 2012 Tara Stogner Wood has invited me over to the TARASPHERE (I always use a superhero's voice in my head when I see that name LOL). She has put me through the meat grinder that is her interview and I am happy to say I have come through with only a few bruises. Juuuust kidding. Tara knows how much I love to kid around, she could see it in the answers she twisted out of me (again kidding), which brings me to my point.

If you're interested to know a little more about the crazy/joker/writer/passionate person that I am (notice how I put crazy first?), I invite you to come and join me on Tara's site. You see the pub above? We'll be sitting at a small table in a dark corner, waaaaayy at the back, ready to have some fun! (Sorry, Tara, no Starbucks around.) So grab a pint of beer or a glass of wine (or a cup of coffee if you're in the mood to get noticed in a queer way. Coffee in a pub?) or whatever else catches your fancy and come join us! There's plenty of room for everyone.

Don't miss out on Tara's review!

Not only am I being interviewed, but Guardians of the Grimoire has been put under Tara's microscope for a review. What does she think of the book? Actually, I can't answer that one since I don't know myself. What does she think of the crazy author who wrote the story? Well, I'd rather not answer this one.

Seeing as I've got your attention for a moment, you see this picture on the right? That's the paperback version of my book. Now, scroll up the page and look at the other image there is of the book. That's the Kindle version. Notice the difference in colors? Here's a tip for authors thinking of printing via Createspace. Make sure the cover image you upload is lighter than what you want. Createspace has a tendency to print much, much darker than you would anticipate, so save yourselves a couple of proofs and lighten the image. If you're working with a cover artist let them know about this.

I hope this tip saves you a few headaches. I look forward to seeing everyone tomorrow. If you leave a comment you have my most humble and sincere thanks.

Until the 'morrow my friends......

P.S.: The pub pictured above is located in Aachen, Germany. I used to walk by it every day. :)

WRITING, BLOGGING, AWARDS AND A WHOLE LOT MORE...

2012-09-15T09:05:00.000-04:00

Oh my poor, poor blog. I am being pulled in so many directions that I've sadly neglected it. This summer was quite a busy one for me as I had to prepare my youngest daughter for the high school admission exams. To use her words, "This summer was boring." Well, I can understand what she means. Some of you may remember that last summer we had some work done outside our house. Unfortunately, things have been dragging because we had to wait for the city to come and dig up the front yard. To make that long story short, basically a water pipe needed to be fixed. Along with this, the border lining our driveway had to be replaced, which is also taken care of by the city.

What does this mean for all the work left for us to do? It means my driveway couldn't be repaved and the 'half' of a sidewalk left on my property hadn't been removed and our grass reseeded. Honestly, I feel quite embarrassed with how things looked.

As of today, the pipe has been fixed (after a huge monster crater was dug from my front yard all the way into the street), the grass has grown back (although, I now have a two-tone grass), and the border of my driveway has been fixed. The driveway still needs to be paved, but that's going to happen only next summer, for we need to lay down a layer of gravel so this can be compacted during the winter.

It is thus understandable, that because of all of this happening, we stayed at home this summer....so no vacation, but at least we had the pool!

Despite all of this, I had to prepare my daughter and we studied math, French, logic, and general knowledge questions in preparation for the exams. The poor sweetie feels like she's had no vacation at all this summer. She is scheduled to take her exams in September and October and then we'll know which private school she's accepted in. Our fingers and toes are crossed!

This school year is also a different story for her. She is in the English immersion program where her school year is divided into French and English. She is now doing the French part, which means the homework load has doubled. Every day I sit with her and spend two hours doing homework with her. I'm happy to say the routine has kicked in and everyone is back to normal. Except me.

Hence, why the blog being ignored for the past 2 months. Have I been writing lately? Heck, no, but I wish I was. But first things first. At this time of year I usually take care of all the niggling little things that have to be done and have accumulated over the summer. Those things are finally done and on Monday I can finally....finally say that I'll sit down and write. My summer writing schedule with the kids at home is practically non existent, hence why I'm always happy when school starts again. Don't get me wrong I love my kids, and I dedicate 100% of my time to them during the summer, but momma always has a smile on her face when school starts again. Because that means it's writing time!

Fabulous Blog Ribbon Award

And what better way to begin my next writing season, but with a wonderful award bestowed upon me by the lovely Sandra Valente from SSBookFanatics. She has given me the Fabulous Blog Ribbon Award!

Thank you, Sandra, for the lovely award. As always, you've succeeded in putting a huge mega-watt smile on my face. I am blessed to have you in my life as a friend. I also want to wish you another successful year with your blog. The first one blew by so fast and we had so much fun getting to know one another. I look forward to the this year and can't wait to see what is in store for both you and I. :)

Hugs to you my friend!

Natasha

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Are you an author? Perhaps you are self-publishing just like I am? Then I strongly suggest you get to know Sandra Valente. She is a staunch supporter of indie authors and I applaud all the effort she puts into helping those of us who are trying to break down the negative self-publishing stigma. Sandra will not only review your book, but also give advice when something is not right with a story. She has a keen eye for detail and typos and has one of the biggest hearts! So, be gentle with her and don't forget to be polite in your requests. A simple 'please' goes a long way.

Here is the link where you can find Sandra: http://ssbookfanatics.blogspot.ca/

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Awards, Awards, and more Awards

2012-03-14T10:27:00.000-04:00

Well, I have been truly blessed. A great friend of mine, Sandra Valente from SSBookFanatics, to whom I bow down for the special shower of awards she has thrown my way, has given me 4 blogging awards! You can imagine my surprise when I saw this! I strongly suggest you get to know this wonderful, kindhearted, supportive, and ALWAYS smiling lady. Sandra is the type of person who embraces others wholeheartedly, and that's what makes her so special!

Sandra and I met, on what I think is my most lucky day, via Twitter. Ever since our first direct message, we have remained in contact and have seen our friendship blossom despite the 4,000 or so miles that separate us. Ah, the joys of technology. I am very grateful to have her as a friend. You can find Sandra on her blog and on Twitter.

With these awards come a few rules. I must now share 7 things about myself (I hope you don't run away screaming after reading these) and pass on the awards to 15 blogs. I'm relatively new to blogging, so I don't really know 15 bloggers, but I'll do my best!

Without further ado, I give you my 7 little tidbits about me:

1) I've always wanted to be a Navy Seal. Boom! There ya go. See? Right off the bat I caught you by surprise, didn't I? But, yes, it is true. I'm the kind of gal that ain't afraid of hard work. I don't mind getting my hands dirty, and going through grueling physical and mental demands. Actually, I seem to thrive in a hectic, too much to do at once environment that makes your brain go nuts. You couldn't tell by looking at me, though, as I am very calm and quiet. I like constant change, adapt very well to almost any situation, and I am always looking for ways to change the 'routine'. That is why if I live in the same place for more than two years, I seem to get itchy feet and wanna move, which brings me to point number two.

2) Ever since I was eight years old, I've moved practically every year, which makes it hard for a kid to keep friends, but I adapted. Every time I would come back to the same school a year later, kids would never remember me, so I became known as 'the one who moves all the time'. LOL I'd mention this and the kids would say, "Ah, it's you!"

3) The oddest job I ever had was being a 'live mannequin' in a clothing store window, but it was also the most fun! The lady who owned the shop would, at Christmas time, hire me and another girl to be her 'mannequins'. We'd stand in the window, frozen in a position, trying to convince people we were 'fakes'. Most people would go by not noticing anything unusual, until someone spotted us and then a crowd would gather. The kids were hilarious. Once, one of them came up to me from behind and poked my hand to see if I was 'real'. I grabbed his hand, making the kid jump. He then burst into a fit of giggles, which in turn made me giggle. Why is it that every time we DON'T want to laugh, that is when we can't help laughing?

4) This may seem odd, but I'm fascinated by the concept of parallel universes. I've read Stephen Hawking's book The Grand Design, Anathem by Neal Stephenson, and I watch shows like Fringe. I find the subject very intriguing and the possibilities endless!

5) My favorite TV shows are Ancient Aliens, Ancient Discoveries, Museum Secrets, Secrets d'Histoire (all about France's castle history)...History channel, I know, I know, boring right? I used to hate history class. Go figure!

6) What would I do if I didn't write? I'd own a restaurant! I enjoy cooking so much, that if I'm not reading for leisure, then I'm cooking for fun. My family are my own personal guinea pigs on whom I test out various recipes. Luckily, they've all been successful so far! LOL

7) Finally and most importantly, I strive to be grateful every single day for at least one thing. I don't care how small or big it is, but a day doesn't go by where I don't mentally give thanks for something or someone. By doing this, I am able to see something 'good' even in the harshest situations, and that my friends, makes for a very good outlook on life!

Phew! Okay, that takes care of the first three awards. Now, for the fourth, which is the:

The Liebster Blog Award originated in Germany. Liebster means “favourite” or “dearest”. The recipient of this award agrees to the following:

1. Show your gratitude to the blogger who gave you the award by linking back to them.

2. Reveal your top 5 picks for the award, and let them know.

3. Post the award on your blog.

4. Bask in the love from the most supportive people in the blogsphere.

5. And last, have fun and spread the karma!

So, for those of you who are still reading and haven't runaway...yet, I now present these awards to the following bloggers. These are people I have gotten to know over the course of the past few months, and yes, I am grateful to know them. :)

1) Sandra Valente: In my heart of hearts, I truly believe that Sandra deserves every single one she's given me. So, I cannot accept these awards without bestowing these on Sandra herself. She just deserves them!

2) R.J. Moore: She is the first blogger I got to know and the one who gave Guardians of the Grimoire its very first review. Her words had such an impact on me, I literally fell off my chair (okay, maybe not literally, but you know what I mean). I've never forgotten her, she is such a sweetheart.

3) Blaire Kensley: I first began following this blogger from behind the scenes, and I enjoyed her humor so much in her posts that I decided to become a member of her blog. Sending you lots of hugs and sunshine, Blaire!

4) Glenn Starkey: I follow Glenn on Twitter, read his blog posts, and lately saw that he received these same awards, but I can't help adding to them. I'm dying to read his books as they pertain to historical fiction (yes, I know, history again, but I can't help it).

5) Junying Kirk: Dear, Junying! I don't know why, but every time I see a tweet of hers or read something she's written, I always use a 'soft voice' in my head. She's a down-to-earth kind of person who seems very soft-spoken. I love to travel, so I always gobble up the beautiful travel pictures she posts on her blog. Her latest video is in Greece, accompanied by what I believe is the song Zorba's Dance!

6) Dannie C. Hill: I am discovering Thailand through Dannie's blog. It is always fun to see how Dannie (the non-native) adapts to this beautiful country. He approaches life there with an easy smile and an open heart. No wonder the people love you, Dannie! :)

7) Carlyle Labuschagne: Carlyle is always so sweet, she actually satisfies my sweet-tooth. LOL She is also preparing to launch her big charity event for the coming out of her book. Bravo, Carlyle!

There you have it, folks. Congratulations to all the recipients, you certainly deserve it. :)

Smashwords' Read an Ebook Week Sale

2012-03-04T10:46:00.000-05:00

I am very happy to announce that Smashwords is having its annual Read an Ebook Week Sale starting March 4th until March 10th, and I have enrolled Guardians of the Grimoire in it. This means for this week only, you can purchase the ebook at 50% off. At checkout, all you have to do is use the coupon code REW50 to get the special price of $2.50 USD.

What are the realms to do when a corrupt god seeks to destroy three girls? When his greed extends into the human world, and sorcerer and king alike are seduced by the promise of ultimate power hidden in the Grimoire. If man opens the book, chaos is unleashed. If a god touches the book, he shall be rendered mortal.

After being instructed by the Spirit Mother to guard the Grimoire and protect its future guardians, the goddess Gaïa must seek refuge on a hidden island and make certain the sacred book is kept safe. When they come of age, Kerani, Tiluvia, and Cesca are awakened to their destiny in becoming Guardians of the Grimoire, and so begins their journey. But in a land shrouded in magic, and filled with as many friends as there are foes, will the young women be able to reach Gaïa in time, or will the forces of evil take over Utopia and forever haunt the universes?

GIVEAWAY for Guardians of the Grimoire

2011-11-30T08:25:00.020-05:00

Guardians of the Grimoire released December 1st!

December 1st, 2011 is a date I've been waiting on for a little more than two years, and it is one that will remain with me forever. To celebrate this grand occasion I have 12 copies (6 electronic/6 print) that I will be giving away through various blogs. It all begins with Sandra and Suzanne's blog SSBOOKFANATICS. Today, they have posted an interview on little old me and the giveaway begins tomorrow.

There are 6 ebook copies for international participants

And 6 signed print copies for Canada/US residents

Here is what the schedule looks like right now:

~~Giveaway December 1-11~~: Go by SSBOOKFANATICS for a treasure hunt.
Up for grabs: 2 signed print copies (Canada/US)
                   2 electronic copies (International)

WINNERS (Dec.12): Print - Marie-Helene D.
                                May R.

                                  eBook - April E.
                                             Yuki K.

~~Giveaway December 12-22~~: Visit Andrea at THE BOOKISH BABES.
Up for grabs: 2 signed print copies (Canada/US)
                   2 electronic copies (International)

WINNERS (Dec.23): Print - Vivian
Heather R.

   eBook - Michelle D.
Zoe H.

~~Giveaway December 23-January 01~~: Last stop is RJMOORE REVIEWS' blog.
Up for grabs: 2 signed print copies (Canada/US)
                   2 electronic copies (International)

WINNERS (Jan.02): Print - Enna P.
    Stella C.

eBook - Brittany S.
   Tierney C.

I want to share the gift of reading with you all this holiday season. :)

Good luck to everyone!

Natasha

Official Release Announcement

2011-11-01T08:37:00.002-04:00

THE OFFICIAL RELEASE FOR GUARDIANS OF THE GRIMOIRE WILL BE DECEMBER 1ST!

My fans on Wattpad have been waiting since the month of May, and because of their amazing patience with me, as a thank you, I am going to post a new chapter every Friday on Wattpad until the book comes out.

If you are a book reviewer and would like to review, host a giveaway, or interview the author of Guardians of the Grimoire, please contact me at natashaslight (at) gmail (dot) com. I look forward to hearing from you.

Official Book Trailer

2011-08-29T17:55:00.004-04:00

The official book trailer for GUARDIANS OF THE GRIMOIRE