Here's a little progress from today... Since most of my writing time happens while the baby is napping, every little bit counts. The following is another excerpt from Volume 2 of Craving Beauty (title pending). Happy reading! Ceddrych’s tall shoulders blocked the sunlight and she giggled as she followed him down the slope toward their... Continue Reading →
Source: Blog Tour: Craving Beauty by Jennifer Silverwood Cover2Cover hosts my newest release on her lovely book review site, & shares her thoughts on Vynasha's journey in Craving Beauty!
Hello everyone! For those of you who may have been wondering, no I'm not dead, maimed or seriously injured. I am, however, living in a house in the middle of the forest that is over a hundred years old. And while we have cable television, we have no internet access. Yes, there are still places... Continue Reading →
Approximately one minute ago I finished my revisions and new ending for Vynasha Part One (still working on a better subtitle, lol) There are still edits and last run-through revisions to be made before we publish again of course. I'll need to have my beta, Allison read through and correct the little things because she... Continue Reading →
"The darkness had come to claim her at last and she gave into it willingly. Her beast would keep her safe." -Craving Beauty, Volume One
So I thought I'd share something about Vynasha and the recent writing process/progress. I've been working through revisions, as you all know, but have still felt something missing. My husband went out of town for a few days recently and I was kind of excited. I'd get the computer all to myself and envisioned blissful... Continue Reading →
"It had been so long since she cared enough to think of her future and love meant nothing to her. Love meant losing the ones dearest to her heart and the pain of missing them afterward. Loving someone was like passing on a death sentence and she had not allowed herself to grow close to... Continue Reading →
“What they didn’t know is that I am the monster that lurks in the shadows. I fear the spark of the flames that scarred me. I am the true beast, but most people do not know it..." -Vynasha
"The first thing she noticed were clusters of berries, gleaming like drops of blood in the snow. Dead shrubs stood valiantly against winter’s harsh grip, lined out in symmetrical rows and mapping out a strange pattern around the open garden. A frozen fountain sat at the garden’s center and pathways extending from it had been... Continue Reading →
Jennifer Silverwood 