Location: United States
Member Since: June 23, 2011
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Cameron D. Garriepy


Biography

In the eighth grade, Cameron wrote her first romance novel on an antique typewriter, using a stack of pink paper. Detours between that draft and her publishing goals have included a BA in Music, a professional culinary education, and twelve years in the child-wrangling industry.

Cameron is an editor at www.writeonedge.com.

She lives outside of Boston with her family.

Where to find Cameron D. Garriepy online

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    Blog: http://camerondgarriepy.com

    Books

    Buck's Landing (A New England Seacoast Romance)    by Cameron D. Garriepy
    Price: $2.99 USD. 41580 words. Published by Bannerwing Books on January 21, 2013. Fiction.
    Sofia Buck has one goal, to keep her late father's business running until it's sold without letting her painful past into the present. Silas Wilde is content in his new life and livelihood, until a chance encounter with his new next-door neighbor awakens him to the one thing he's missing. Summer heats up more than the sandy Boardwalk, but will Sofia risk facing her memories for Silas's love?
    Parallel Jump    by Cameron D. Garriepy
    Price: $0.99 USD. 13980 words. Published on June 3, 2012. Fiction.
    14-year-old Jack Snow is late for practice when Calliope and Phineas Wing cross his path. Jack realizes helping them means he won't make it to practice, but he cannot imagine how far from home he will end up as a result. When a mysterious force draws him through a crack in reality, leaving his two new acquaintances behind, Jack, Phineas, and Calliope must all make their way home amongst strangers.
    Closing Shift    by Cameron D. Garriepy
    Price: Free! 1950 words. Published by Bannerwing Books on August 12, 2011. Fiction.
    0.75 star(4.67 from 12 reviews)
    Elli prefers working the evening shift in a coffee shop so she can plan, unnoticed, her escape from a life of quiet desperation. Will the arrival of an intense stranger draw her out?

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    Smashwords book reviews by Cameron D. Garriepy

    • Solstice on Sep. 24, 2011
      star star star star
      A sensuous, sweet romance with likable, relatable characters.
    • Unholy Cow, A Story for Demented Children on Oct. 07, 2011
      star star star star
      This is a tenderly bizarre (or bizarrely tender?) and VERY EVIL story. So EVIL, in fact, that I suggest you never, ever download it. Hey! I said, "Never, ever!" Don't you... Fine. Download it. But you'd better not grin once while you read it. And don't say I didn't warn you.
    • Unseen on May 13, 2012
      star star star star star
      Danaë longs for normalcy, even as she passes through the world, cursed to be unseen and untouched by the living, cursed to be a last vision for the dying. An angel of mercy. When Christian reaches out to her in a Texan honky-tonk, she wonders if there is hope, and finds only terror. Ms. Murakami's ability to write the horrific with startling beauty leaves me breathless. She is both a wordsmith and a storyteller. Her characters move and breathe in their space: Danaë is tender, deflecting pity with wry humor, and marvelously passionate at the crisis point, and Christian embodies the frighteningly mundane face of evil. I had to force myself to slow down, to read this story with the care it deserves, even while the narrative pushed me to devour it.