Award Winning Novel Novels & Stories

CEO's Mistress (2 book series under the same book) Forced Marriage to the Secret Billionaire (A forced/Arranged Marriage and One night stand standalone) Forced by the Mafia (Revenge based Dark Romance Standalone) Life of Lies (A billionaire romance Standalone) Mated to the Rogue Lycan (Werewolf Standalone) By the way, I have another piece of news to share with you all. A GOOD NEWS!!! This book won the second prize in a recently concluded contest here. The Genre Carnival. And like the rest of my accomplishments, I believe you all played a big part in this win as well. So, from the bottom of my crying heart right now (because of the ending of this story), I am grateful to you all ❤️ Thanks for

Jarred shouted, making everyone laugh. CEO Reyes chuckled. “Right, my bad! Rule number one in Arrow — no plagiarism!” Laughter echoed through the hall. Then he looked back at me, eyes warm. “Kidding aside — I have some good news. Our dear Sin has been nominated for the National Book Award for her debut novel, The Four Seasons of Love! For the first time in twenty years, we finally have a nominee!” Applause erupted. I blinked in disbelief. My heart pounded so hard I almost forgot to breathe.

“Favorite novelist?” “Jane Austen. Pride and Prejudice, before you ask.” “By God, boy!” he exclaimed in glee and clapped his hands. “We have a keeper with this one!” He turned to me again. “Second favorite?” I chewed my lip for a second. “Dickens or Louisa May Alcott. It’s tough, but Alcott might just win out. Her ability to create a whole cast of compelling, lovable characters – not just one or two – is something I’ve yet to find in another writer.”

"I wrote the letter." Jane must have looked blank. "The letter. To Lucy Adams. Telling her she won first prize in the contest. Do you want to hear it?" Neither Jane or Emily replied. Mary began to read: 'Dear Ms. Adams, We are pleased to inform you that your poem 'Snow Bird' has won first prize in the entire nation out of all the entries in the National Poetry Contest. The judges were particularly impressed by its lovely imagery. You are a young poet of extraordinary talent. Congratulations on winning this prestigious award.

silence filled the air as the woman slowly took the name out of the envelope. “Our winner is Elysia Alderidge, for the book ‘The woman he could never love.’” John Mickelson smiled, applauding as he watched her mount the stage again to receive it, the surprise, quite evident on his face since he knew that for the past eight years, it has always been between him and Freya. “Wow,” he muttered under his breath. “I guess there's someone new in the game. I'm impressed.” “And lastly, for this distinguished storyteller award, we have names that have won today, but surprisingly, the winner is…Emily Donovan!”

Chapter 88 – Gray at the Temples, Gold in the Glow (Eli POV – 18 Years Later) The award sat on the mantel like it was embarrassed to be there. A small glass plaque—nothing flashy—engraved with “Best Edited Literary Collection” and the name of the anthology I’d spent three years fighting for. Authors from six countries. Voices that had almost been silenced. A book that almost didn’t exist. It won on a Thursday. I found out at 7:12 p.m. via email while Dante was in the garage tinkering with the old motorcycle he swore he’d “fix one day.”

When they announced her award, she understood what was going on and why they were giving it to her. “We’re now onto the award for creative marketing for our community by a woman. Juliette Barron, also known as A. K. Crusader, has now written her fifth novel about us and expounded the good and the bad of men and women of our community in fictional stories. Normally that wouldn’t warrant any recognition, but the redeeming quality of the people within her stories leave our community looking better and more attractive to new members moving their homes and businesses here. She leaves her readers believing that we are open to welcome others who are different to us. That we can grow and develop an

I will gladly appreciate it so I will know which of my book is best for the Goodnovel's 2020 contest. Thank you for reading the first chapter of Please be mine.

"Today, we are going to be announcing the winners of our annual writing contest which has served as a stepping stone to many writers who graduated from our school. And now to announce the three sets of people who blew our minds with their amazing works. The second runner-up is in the person of Annabelle Green with the book Enemy Luna under the paranormal genre." The girl on my left waved with a big smile on her face as the camera turned toward her and zoomed on her face. "The first runner-up is in the person of David Adams with the book Not your ordinary love story under Young adult." Chloe continued and the guy on my right repeated Annabelle's actions. "And the overall winner is the person

Author Note ************ Hello Besties! It's your homegirl, Tinaa. And I want to thank you, first and foremost, for reading my novel till this point, like seriously, you are awesome! Just for doing that I want to give you the amazing award but you already have it…so keep it then😍. I also want to ask for a favour from you. The love and support I feel from afar as you read each chapter and wait for the next but do you know what will have me giggling like our favourite silly Colette, your comments.