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The Teaberry Strangler Meet the author Laura Childs |
The Confessions of Catherine de Medici Meet the author C.W. Gortner |
Collusion Meet the author Stuart Neville |
An Amish Love Meet the author Beth Wiseman, Kathleen Fuller & Kelly Long |
Amy Koppelman
Dear Reader, Is saying you're sorry enough? That question was rattling around my head as I wrote my second novel. I'm still not sure (but I don't think so). I SMILE BACK, asks the reader to answer this and many other questions that deal with the legacy of trauma. ISB isn't an easy novel but it's honest. I hope you will take the time to look at it. Also, please know I would be happy to speak to your book group by telephone, email and/or in person if you live close to New York City. I am giving away five free books. To enter the contest please answer the following question and send your answer to me at amykoppelman@aol.com. If your best friend was being self-destructive (cheating or drinking/drugging or engaging in anorexic/bulimic behavior) and you had the opportunity to tell her (in a scene) how to get her act together (stop the bullshit), how would you do it? What would you say? Thank you, Amy Koppelman www.amykoppelman.com "[Koppelman's] brave and challenging look beyond appearances of beauty to the ugly reality of a disturbed mind will remain with readers long after they've finished the book. Highly recommended for literary collections." -Library Journal |