Price: Free! 2840 words. Published on November 22, 2011. Fiction.
NaNoWriMo 2011 book. Last updated 2011-11-30 20:11:29
Member Since: Sep. 23, 2011
Valerie Gillen
Biography
Valerie Gillen lives in Vermont with her husband,daughter, 7 cats, 1 dog and a black-and-white rabbit who chews everything. She is a competitive Irish stepdancer and currently working on her next YA adventure.
Books
Everything to Live For
by Valerie Gillen
Price: Free! 2840 words. Published on November 22, 2011. Fiction.
NaNoWriMo 2011 book. Last updated 2011-11-30 20:11:29
Check out the first chapter of my new YA novel, Everything to Live For.
A shattering loss.
A deadly betrayal.
A love that spans time.
Price: Free! 2840 words. Published on November 22, 2011. Fiction.
NaNoWriMo 2011 book. Last updated 2011-11-30 20:11:29
A Little Magic
by Valerie Gillen
Price: $2.99 USD. 50390 words. Published on September 25, 2011. Fiction.
(3.00 from 2 reviews)
Siobhan didn't believe in magic - until the magic chose her. She's been warned it's evil, but with her grandmother felled by a deadly curse, she must make a bargain with the local Fairie prince - the return of their sacred Jewel in exchange for her grandmother's life. And it just might work too - if only she can escape the dark witch who's made Siobhan her prey in the hunt for a deadly blood spell
Price: $2.99 USD. 50390 words. Published on September 25, 2011. Fiction.
(3.00 from 2 reviews) Siobhan didn't believe in magic - until the magic chose her. She's been warned it's evil, but with her grandmother felled by a deadly curse, she must make a bargain with the local Fairie prince - the return of their sacred Jewel in exchange for her grandmother's life. And it just might work too - if only she can escape the dark witch who's made Siobhan her prey in the hunt for a deadly blood spell
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Smashwords book reviews by Valerie Gillen
- Tyler Palewhite:Soft-Boiled Detective
on Dec. 05, 2011
Just finished reading Tyler Palewhite, softboiled detective. Wow, the ending was pretty intense! I liked this book, I felt Tyler was a sympathetic character who grew throughout the story, and would be interested in reading his further adventures. As an author myself, I could sympathize with Tyler's efforts to get his novel published and the falsehood he resorted to, to get what he knew to be a good novel out of the slush pile. The rocky transitions could be easily solved by double spacing between scene changes