Do you know about the book bundle giveaway I’m hosting on my shop’s IG page? It’s for the My First, My Last book bundle. The giveaway ends tomorrow night, Saturday 8/14 at 11:59 pm EST, so there’s still time to enter to win.
What makes this giveaway great is that if you win, a reader friend will win too. And who doesn’t like gift giving when there isn’t a holiday in sight?!
Eight is my favorite number and according to a lot of numerologists, today, 8/8, is one of the luckiest days of the year! So, it seemed only right to host a sale today.
The $8 paperback sale is going on right now and is only for today. A select number of my paperbacks including my latest release, My First, My Last is on sale for a limited time.
Tonight I’m hosting a book discussion for My First, My Last via my Facebook group Brookelynites Book Lounge. If you’re interested in talking about all things Ayla and Hassani, swing by!
Click the link below to join the group or search Brookelynites Book Lounge on Faecbook.
See you tonight!
Here’s the thing with my ideas – they are kind of limitless. When I character develop, I act as a vessel to the voice I’m allowing my characters to have and what I’ve learned is in doing this; they come to life on their own.
When I decided to self-publish in 2015, honestly, I didn’t think I would publish more than the title I released. I’d mastered the creative process but didn’t fully understand self-publishing and the discipline needed to produce and promote content. But when I took the time to familiarize myself with the process and the order of things, I decided I wanted to create a reading experience that was exciting.
Here enters a new launch of book bundles and jewelry via my online shop, ByBrookelynMosley.com!
Sistah Girls Book Club launched a dope new audio series where authors and writers read stories they’ve written specifically for the series or passages from published works. I recorded my short story Muse, and it is now live via their website. To listen, click the link below.
Yup! A bonus epilogue for my latest release, My First, My Last, is going out to BK Insiders later tonight! If you want to get it too, join via the link below.
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Three of my Christmas-themed titles are on sale for $0.99 from now and until midnight August 1st! If you’ve read any of these stories on KU and would like to own copies or if you’ve never read a story by me before (what?🙉 ) now is the time to get acquainted with my brand of writing. Click the links below to download and enjoy!
The unofficial supporting character in My First, My Last. The Twin Towers were characters in my story that needed no character development. They came fully packaged and with a compelling backstory. The Twin Towers were a sight to behold in its prime. It shaped the New York City skyline beautifully and could be seen from miles. If you walked the Brooklyn Bridge or rode the train over it like I did, you marveled at its height. It towered over the surrounding buildings. It was iconic. Period.
My fourth published friends-to-lovers story, My First, My Last is available now for download! There isn’t much else I can say here so keep scrolling for the link.
We are getting closer to the release date for my next book, My First, My Last! My First, My Last is a story I started last year, in May 2020. I started writing the book during quarantine. I’d gotten the idea for the premise of the story in a dream and explored it by adding in the elements that make a story one I’d love to read. I took on the weight of writing a new project while preparing the release of other’s last year to distract myself from all that was happening.
That didn’t really work out because I’d started and stopped this project several times while dealing with life and the surrounding scenes of life known as the pandemic.
Nevertheless, I did type the end and created a story about two friends whose destinies run into more obstacles than hurdles on a track. It stars characters who are relatable, who are – what I like to describe them as – frustrating, and characters who embody the saying that the people who hold us back the most are ourselves.
