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He’d enjoy being a fly on the wall for that too. “A search for me online should boost book sales. Right? The curiosity about what I wrote and reading my take on various individuals within local high society circles would jump, wouldn’t it?” “It might translate into nothing, but it might turn into a rush on sales of your book. Or fall somewhere in between the two extremes.” “I’ll happily take the middle of the road response or the rush to buy my books any day, and you can keep the sales lacking. What are people saying about these articles?”

But the reviews that mattered most came from readers - emails and messages from single mothers, from people fighting their way out of poverty, from women struggling with the impossible expectations of modern motherhood, all saying the same thing: "Thank you for telling the truth. Thank you for making me feel less alone." "You did it," Eleanor said during a celebratory dinner at the brownstone. "You've given voice to so many people who felt voiceless." "I just told my story honestly." "That's all any of us can do. But your story intersects with so many others. That's what makes it powerful." The book became a bestseller, not because of celebrity endorsements or massive marketing, but through

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Marcus explained, his enthusiasm infectious. "We hit number one globally. Not just the New York Times list, but every major list in the world: London, Tokyo, Sydney. We are selling a million copies a week, Sam! You are the biggest author on the planet right now." I was stunned. I had barely thought about the book in weeks. The fictional drama had become a terrifying reality, yet that reality was fueling the success of the fiction. "But... but with all the scandal, doesn't that hurt the sales?" I asked, bewildered.

"The first book of the Nora Vale Imprint series is doing well. People are buying it because they like it, not because of any advertising. They are telling their friends about it." Elena put down the cloth she was using to clean the case. She walked over to the screen. Look at the numbers. They were going up and up. For fifteen years Elena had been looking at numbers on the computer. She would see how many people were reading her work and how long they would read it.. This was different. This was people buying a real book. It was not a popular thing on the internet. It was people who really liked her story. They were buying the book because it was good, not because someone had paid for it to

He had some good reviews on them, but the money was slow to come in and was never much. “It’s a complex market,” she agreed. “The most trite books become bestsellers on online platforms. They’re normally reference books that have information that can be found for free online.” He watched her eyes scan the pages as she talked so he felt confident that she was still giving his book attention whilst helping to distract him. There was a knock at the door and the door was opened a second later. “I heard Leo had arrived,” a familiar voice said. “I was hoping to see him.” He looked over to see Nocturne standing in the doorway.

The book didn’t do well because of her late updates but she couldn’t take it down because of a contract and she had never gone back to the site after the book ended so she was a little surprised that Alanna was bringing up the book now. “The book is now a hit girlie. Your book is trending on Zinovels” Alanna squealed again and Iris had to remove her ears from the phone before her eardrums would burst open. “What?” “I swear I’m not lying. I decided to just check on it since I was bored and there it was on the front page with over 25 million reads and you’ve made over 30k dollars from readers. I still can’t believe it” Iris was a little worried for her friend because Alanna was gasping for bre

he grinned at her, “you have a way with words, Presley and your imagination is otherworldly. Even if you removed the sex and the aliens from it, the story is good. You could publish without it.” “But it wouldn’t sell,” she laughed a self-deprecating sound. “The old adage, sex sells, is absolutely true. My editor this time around felt this book was going to be huge and they were right. It debuted top fifty. Do you know how special it is to be a romance writer and make a bestseller list?” “What is next?”

And one email that made my hands shake. Thornhill Publishing House. The biggest publisher in NYC. They wanted to meet and discuss a three book deal, including international distribution. "This can't be real," I said, reading the email for the fifth time. "They're smart enough to recognize a bestseller when they see one." Lucien read over my shoulder. " "But what if people are only buying my books because they feel sorry for me? What if the hype dies and I'm just another flash in the pan?" "What if you're exactly as talented as fifty thousand sales in three days suggests you are?"

"Wow, I should use your life to create a novel; I might become a best seller from it." I rolled my eyes. "I doubt that; no one would want to read my boring story." "It was very exciting to me, and who wouldn't? As long as the story has a rich, hot lead and a beautiful female lead, then people would love it, and to top it off, people love an enemy to friends love story." I rolled my eyes. "I just confided in you. Instead of me telling me what to do, you are here talking about a best-selling book."