Novel Best Seller Gramedia 2021 Novels & Stories

Read the contest page carefully and enter accordingly b.Choose my best book to enter regardless of the book's theme c.Ask my editor to reserve an award for my book d.Enter the contest with all of my books to get a better chance of winning Q10: I get an offer from platform X that promises to give me more benefits, I should: a.Sign contracts with them right away b.Tell everyone that platform X is better than GoodNovel c.Visit platform X's website and app first, read their rules and contracts carefully before signing

Emma was in her home office working on the outline for her fourth novel when Jake burst through the door with his laptop open and an expression of pure joy on his face. "Emma, you need to see this right now," Jake said, setting his laptop on her desk and pointing to the screen. Emma looked at the webpage Jake was showing her and felt her breath catch. The New York Times Bestseller List for the current week showed "Courage in Love" at number three on the paperback fiction list, with a small star indicating it was a new entry.

The work took care of everything else. When she called last month, I was in a meeting. I let it go to voicemail. Shortly after Cinnamon called. Then Risa called, which meant whatever was happening had officially exceeded individual capacity to contain it. I stepped out of the meeting — mid-sentence, not sorry about it — and called Cinnamon back. I heard Khole screaming in the background before Cinnamon even spoke. "Bestseller nomination," Cinnamon managed, laughing too hard to be fully intelligible. "Number one. United States. Atlanta. She's been nominated, Dante."

I never imagined that the book I wrote on a whim—one that had unexpectedly grown into a ten-thousand-a-month side income—would now be getting a drama adaptation. Even though I'd lost my job again thanks to Timothy and Yasmin, this side gig made me feel more accomplished every day. I asked Mary to send the adaptation contract so Heather could review it. But when she sent it over, I saw the buyer's name. It was Grant Corporation. Did Timothy figure out that I was the author? I had nothing to hide, but I had no desire for him to know anything about this part of my life. I messaged Mary, "Grant Corporation is a well-known company in Seavale. Why would they be interested in my novel?"

Lydia’s phone began to ring an all too familiar ringtone interrupting their love making session. Lydia groaned. “I have to get that.” She said as she pushed Drake off of her already missing the way he felt inside of her. Lydia quickly grabbed her phone off the nightstand answering it on the third ring. “Hey Mia.” “I hear congratulations are in order.” Came the non too pleased tone of Mia Novella. “Congratulations?” Lydia asked playing dumb. “Don’t play coy with me girly.” Mia hissed clearly irritated. “It’s all over the media. The most eligible bachelor Drake Whittenberg has been taken off the market.” Mia replied haughtily obviously reading the title of an article.

HEY READERS!!! I have a good news. My story was featured on Goodnovel's instagram page for the next best books to read. I have a good gem ranking which keeps dropping and rising. So... Do you all know what it means? It means that I have a good ranking in the ongoing CEO and ME contest. I am so happy :) This excitement is the reason for the delay in today's chapter. Hehe! I can't stop thinking about this. Thank you so much to all of you. You really made this possible by giving me gems, reading the book and leaving reviews about it. This truly helped me out. I really love you all for this!

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"Grace, don't read it. Let me summarize so you're not blindsided by the details." "Seen what? Naomi, what's going on?" I was already opening my browser, typing my name into the search bar. The Business Journal article was the top result. Headline in bold: "Grace Monroe's Secret Affair & Baby Trap: The Untold Story Behind the Billion Dollar Victim."

I returned it with the same quality of gesture. And we kept walking in opposite directions. Two people occupying the same building, pursuing the same broad subject from different angles, neither of them pulled toward the other by anything except the work itself. That was exactly what it should have been. The sales update came through that afternoon. Love Me Then Destroy Me had entered the international bestseller list within twenty-four hours of release. Number one in social reform nonfiction across multiple markets. I stared at the notification for longer than I had expected to.

I didn’t even know she liked to read. We started cleaning, picking up clothes and stacking books. After a while, Sal slumped onto the couch, phone in hand. “I’m exhausted,” she muttered, scrolling. Then she turned the screen toward me. “Look at this.” I leaned in. On the verified page was a post: “Dominic Kingston was spotted wheeling Grace Langley through the hospital, both flashing smiles that had everyone wondering… what’s really between these two heirs?” Sal tapped the screen confidently. “This page is never wrong.”