Win a signed copy of THE WAITING ROOM!!!
All you have to do is like my author Facebook page š
Once I reach 500 likes (I’m so close!) all names will be entered in the giveaway.
Win a signed copy of THE WAITING ROOM!!!
All you have to do is like my author Facebook page š
Once I reach 500 likes (I’m so close!) all names will be entered in the giveaway.
Number 1 fantasy? Every person who follows me on WordPress writes me an Amazon review for THE WAITING ROOM.
[that would be over 1,100 people…]
Fantasy #2: every person who follows me on Twitter then writes a review as well.
[almost 3,000 people]
Fellow authors- do you have these daydreams as well?! I mean, I could go on and on…every single person who has liked my author Facebook page (btw, when I reach 500 likes I’m doing a signed book giveaway!), every single person who I’m personally friends with on Facebook…every single person who I’m actually friends with…every single family member.
WordPress friends- go ahead, make my fantasy come true, haha!
-Alysha š
Book People is now selling copies of THE WAITING ROOM!!!
You can find it in the local author section OR in their Romance section š
C’mon Austinites, I need you!
Find out more about my novel at http://www.alyshakaye.com
That’s right, I have an opportunity to float on over to the traditional publishing world! Well, two opportunities actually- in the last few weeks, I’ve had TWO offers from two very different indie publishers. It should be a dream come true, right? Right?! How could I even be considering turning them both down?
Sigh.
So many things to think about here.
First of all, one of the publishers is e-book only. BUT, I’d get to keep the print rights- so technically, I’d still be self-published with the paperback version. I don’t know how I feel about that though- they wouldn’t be linked on Amazon. Different edits, different covers…it’d be like having two completely different books out there…
Not to mention, I LOVE my current cover. And then there’s the reviews to think about…I cherish each and every review I’ve received on Amazon and Goodreads. If I take the book down and sign a contract with a publisher, I lose all of those kind words that are sooo dear to me!
While I’m rambling, let’s go ahead and throw in the bizarre moral obligation I feel to the wonderful self-pub world. A strange guilt has washed over me at the mere thought of abandoning my proud post as ALYSHA KAYE, SELF-PUBLISHED AUTHOR.
There’s also the inevitable feeling of, “What if an even BETTER offer comes along, and I just need to wait it out?”
It’s a tough call to say the least. I wish I had a year to think it over, but I’ll be making a decision before this month is over I’m sure. Wish me luck!
And check out THE WAITING ROOM while it’s still in it’s lovely original format š
Before THE WAITING ROOM was released to Amazon, I did what every self-published author does: I emailed an ARC to any lovely book blogger who was willing to give it an honest review!
Many of them have been my #1 supporters–not just posting blogs, but hosting interviews, sharing on Twitter and Facebook, re-posting on Amazon and Goodreads, and more. These people have shown me more love than some of my own family and friends (sadly).
But what about those other book bloggers?
…you know, the ones who promised an honest review but then…disappeared faster than underage college kids when the cops show up to a frat party.
I mean, I sent you an ARC, man! And a follow-up email!
Is this just something indie authors have to live with? Am I rightfully bummed?
Amazing writers/bloggers/reviewers (they’re really just everything good in the world) have signed up to participate in my blog tour, beginning Thursday! There will be interviews, excerpts from THE WAITING ROOM, reviews, and more!
Here’s the line-up:
7/10 The Owl Lady
7/11 Ronovan Writes
7/12 Penny Dreadful Book Reviews
7/14 The Wessex Literary Review
7/15 A Simple, Village Undertaker
7/16 Fran the Bookie
I hope you check out their blogs and I hope you check out THE WAITING ROOM, out now on Amazon!
P.S. It’s my birthday today. I plan on embarrassing myself at Top Golf and also telling everyone I know that all I want this year is for them to buy and review my novel! I mean, it’s the perfect gift.
Hey bloggers! Yes, YOU!
Interested in hosting me for part of my blog tour?
LOOKING FOR:
-bloggers interested in supporting indie authors
-bloggers who love turning pages!
-bloggers who think THE WAITING ROOM sounds like a good read š
WHAT DO YOU GET?
-links to your blog will appear on my website, my author Facebook page, my Twitter, and here on my blog!
-the freedom to choose what exactly you’d like to feature on your blog (author interview, book review, promotional flyer reveal, etc.)
-the chance to support an indie author (karma, baby)
EMAIL ME: ALYSHAKAYE@GMAIL.COM
And check out the reviews so far on Amazon and Goodreads!
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The author of a new romance novel about reincarnation doesn’t seem like someone who would have a good sense of humor especially about their own book. That is why this interview with Alysha Kaye is surprisingly funny. Alysha Kaye is a Texas State alumna whose new book The Waiting Room will…
This review of THE WAITING ROOM made my day (which is amazing since I am exhausted and sunburned from a rather tiring beach trip)!
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Another great review of ‘The Waiting Room’ from Australia! PLUS, a chance to win a free *autographed* copy!!!
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Saturday Night's Alright for Writing
Title: The Waiting Room
Series: none
Author:Alysha Kaye
Genre: Romance, Philosophy, Fiction
Rating: 4 stars
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First of all I want to congratulate Alysha on the release of her fantastic self-published novel. Iām so happy for her! To celebrate her achievement, weāre doing a giveaway! Scroll down the bottom to enter to win a signed copy of her novel!
Ā Synopsis:
Jude and Nina are the epitome of that whole raw, unflinching love thing that most people are jealous of. That is, until Jude dies and wakes up in The Waiting Room, surrounded by other souls who are all waiting to pass over into their next life. But unlike those souls, Judeās name is never called by the mysterious āreceptionistā. He waits, watching Nina out of giant windows. Heās waiting for her. What is this place? How long will he wait? And what will happenā¦
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