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Alie The invitation says Conversation on Story: Building Worlds for Real Life which is the kind of title that makes you feel smart while you drink tea out of a paper cup and pretend the folding chair isn’t a folding chair. The bookstore is small, all honeyed wood and lamps that try to be kind. Someone strung twinkle lights between nonfiction and essays, like stars got cozy in the ceiling.

We are moving into the next phase of the book, and I want you all to fasten your seat belts because the road is going to be hot and bumpy. I also have a trailer for the book on my social media pages. Author Fireworks on F******k, I*******m, TikTok, and YouTube. Please like and leave a comment. And don’t forget to leave your reviews, comments and support the book, it encourages me to write. Also do check out my other books while you wait! ❤Love, Fireworks🎆

So I made a short video (THRILLER)of this book, and I don't know if I can show u all on F******k. I promise you are going to love it 😁😁 Await it okay. I want to do a small promotion for it. 😚😚 You'll see your characters come to life. You'll see Scarlet, Damien, Kayla and some others too. Stay tuned 😁😁

I winked at him and he smiled. I did have one and it got published two days ago as an e-book. I was so thrilled and so satisfied, as it already made almost a hundred sales; it was unbelievable. “What time is the event again?” Max asked me. “At eight, we have to get ready soon” It was a formal event with my publishing company at some big bookstore downtown. It was about promoting the book, along with other writers from the same publisher. Max helped me zip my dress in the back and whispered into my ears “I'm looking forwards to unzip that, you look so good, babe”

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“Your upcoming readers will care, Hana. You need to be more active, but we will figure that out later. Since you’re not any good with social media, I’ll help you promote. Bella says we can do Arcs.” “Arcs?” “Advanced readers copies,” Cara told her. “They will read the book before you publish it and leave you a review. If some of them like it, they will even promote it.” “Oh.” She slid her arm around her sister’s shoulders and pulled her in for a side hug. This could work. She didn’t want much. She didn’t even care about not making a profit. She was happy just having the book being published. Cara wiggled out of her hand and grabbed the laptop. “Who’s Bella?”

However, the events that I’ve been through have taught me that no one is ever ready for situations, just ready to live with it. I closed the final chapter of the book and smiled when I saw Azrael’s thoughts on every chapter of the book. I know a lot of authors who can’t read what they write because it loses its sense of anxiety as the creator, but Azrael had gone through it like an actor in his role; synced and perfect. The question was, how do I promote the book and have the new fans see the book in the eyes of Azrael? The issue was promotion was a simple case, but likeability had to done by someone who had enough influence to change people’s mind.

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The blush that was on her face now crept even further down her neck causing her pale skin flush with pink. “I brought you something,” said Aiden in a whisper as Jared Alvin took his seat and then opened the book. There was pin drop silence in the entire store and Leah was clicking pictures from every good vantage point possible. She had been able to finally get Hannabelle to agree for an online promotion of the store and we all knew that this story was going to cause our footfall to soar maximum. I was waiting for him to start reading when my phone vibrated with a message.

Usually books from Aurora Salcedo would sell fast. This time, the other authors wanted to take advantage of this. Their agents would negotiate with the bookstores to promote their books. As the shoppers waited outside, checking every now and then how many books are left and counting the people in front of them, they would also see books by other authors being promoted on screen like a commercial. Some were even being sold 20-30% off.