Oh I loved loved loved Razor Girl! I will check out Writing Mr. Wrong (it’s not one of those “character comes to life” books is it? I honestly hate those.) I don’t think I can handle Tuberculosis.
I loved season one on Hallmark -- I had no idea it was based on a book. And now I know it's YOUR book, which I will be reading! Congrats to you on the book AND the series, what a fantastic accomplishment!
I'm afraid I just wrote you a comment in Notes that really should have been in comments, so I'm sorry if that was like a HUGE, inappropriate buzzkill, bc what you've done is nothing short of miraculous and I will be reading your book immediately. And if you really are taking reading recs (even though my soul is being crushed by book promotion), I'd love for you to read Stay: A Story of Family, Love, & Other Traumas. I'd be happy to send you a copy or it's on audible (and free on Spotify Premium, I narrated)
Something completely different: John Green's Everything is Tuberculosis, although I will admit it riled me up (partially his intention). If you want over-the-top implausible and laugh out loud inanity, I recently listened to Carl Hiaasen's Razor Girl. Just how wacky can the Florida Keys be? Listen and find out. It's from 2016, so slightly dated? Kelley Armstrong's Writing Mr. Wrong was fun!
Oh I loved loved loved Razor Girl! I will check out Writing Mr. Wrong (it’s not one of those “character comes to life” books is it? I honestly hate those.) I don’t think I can handle Tuberculosis.
Will be watching!
I loved season one on Hallmark -- I had no idea it was based on a book. And now I know it's YOUR book, which I will be reading! Congrats to you on the book AND the series, what a fantastic accomplishment!
I'm afraid I just wrote you a comment in Notes that really should have been in comments, so I'm sorry if that was like a HUGE, inappropriate buzzkill, bc what you've done is nothing short of miraculous and I will be reading your book immediately. And if you really are taking reading recs (even though my soul is being crushed by book promotion), I'd love for you to read Stay: A Story of Family, Love, & Other Traumas. I'd be happy to send you a copy or it's on audible (and free on Spotify Premium, I narrated)
Something completely different: John Green's Everything is Tuberculosis, although I will admit it riled me up (partially his intention). If you want over-the-top implausible and laugh out loud inanity, I recently listened to Carl Hiaasen's Razor Girl. Just how wacky can the Florida Keys be? Listen and find out. It's from 2016, so slightly dated? Kelley Armstrong's Writing Mr. Wrong was fun!