The request was to help announce the debut novel of Marian Thomas by hosting a post on our blogs.
I agreed to help. The book is “Color Me Jazzmyne.” I haven’t read it yet, but the following information was provided and it sounds interesting. I will have the tote giveaway button on the sidebar until it deadlines.
Check out the debut novel and the Amazon Spike Day on Nov. 27.
THE BIGGEST SHOPPING DAY OF THE YEAR—NOVEMBER 27th!
WIN FREE STUFF AND MAKE A GREAT HOLIDAY CHOICE!
On Friday, November 27, click on Color Me Jazzmyne’s Amazon page (http://www.amazon.com/Color-Me-Jazzmyne-Marian-Thomas/dp/0615270670/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1257816957&sr=8-1) and buy a copy for yourself (and one for a friend). In order to be entered into the drawing to win a very special tote bag from the author, you must email a copy of your Amazon receipt to the folks at Author Exposure Book Blog (bookpromo at authorexposure dot com) within 24 hours of your purchase.
Everyone who purchases a copy of Color Me Jazzmyne on November 27th from Amazon.com AND emails a receipt to bookpromo@authorexposure.com will have a chance to win a nifty tote bag!!
A brief synopsis of the book:
Color Me Jazzmyne by Marian L. Thomas is a fictional story of a jazz singer named Naya Mona, who was raped by her father. In the tale, Naya recounts her life to her son whom she is meeting for the first time. How do you tell your son that your father is his? Women will relate to the drama, romance, and struggles Naya Mona goes through as she takes on the stage name - Jazzmyne. She has a voice that commands your attention and takes you on a journey through the life of Naya Mona that is filled with the melodious tones that make Color Me Jazzmyne a true reading pleasure.
To read the first three chapters of Color Me Jazzmyne, visit the author’s website at www.marianlthomas.com (or us the direct link…http://www.freado.com/book/4169?Color-Me-Jazzmyne)
About the author:
Marian L. Thomas is a native of Chicago with a passion for the words that reflect the issues that face women today. However, the concept of putting her thoughts into written form wasn’t realized until her second year in high school when she wrestled with the thought of writing a book she then called What Color is Jazzmyne. In fact, 20 years would pass before she finally debuted a more refined version of her original concept, calling it Color Me Jazzmyne. It was just a few years prior to this that she completed her Bachelor’s Degree in Business Communication, graduating Magna Cum Laude.
Marian now resides in Atlanta, Ga., with her husband and their spoiled, but playful dog. She enjoys writing short stories that have full impact and is currently working on her second novel.
I find it interesting that the title (I love it!) can provoke a desire to read the book!
ReplyDeleteThe synopsis adequately entices one to head over to Amazon and check this book out! Stick one in my ever-growing shopping cart, and also read the chapters you provided a link to.
It is a catchy title. Thanks for stopping by and I hope you enjoy the book. It's not my usual murder mystery style book, but it does make you want to read more.
ReplyDeleteIt would be a great spelling of the name for a girl, wouldn't it? I mean, Jasmine is okay as far as names go...I like "different" or original names - like Mason :)
ReplyDeleteBut Jazzmyne...it's GREAT! I just LOVE it! (Said that already, didn't I?) LOL!
I'm with you. I like original names and it is a pretty name.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Mason Canyon for posting this blog.
ReplyDeleteAlso thank you Crystal for stopping by and loving the name. I chose it because the main character is a Jazz singer so out came Jazzmyne.
Marian