Laurie
Faria Stolarz’s new book, Deadly Little Lessons is out!
About the Book:
Camelia Hammond's trying junior year of high school is
finally over...but her troubles aren't. After she discovers a painful truth
about her family, she escapes to a summer arts program in Rhode Island.
Determined to put family - and boyfriend - drama behind her, she throws herself
into her artwork.
At the arts school, she gets caught up in the case of
Sasha Beckerman, a local girl who is missing. Even though all signs suggest
that the teen ran away, Camelia senses otherwise. Eager to help the girl, she
launches her own investigation. Meanwhile, Camelia realizes how much she misses
Ben, despite being committed to Adam.
But time is running out for Sasha, and Camelia will
have to trust her powers if she's to save her. Will the lessons Camelia has
learned in the past give her the strength to do so?
Wanna
sneak peek? Go here:
http://www.lauriestolarz.com/dllessons.pdf
About the
Author:
Laurie
Faria Stolarz is the author of Deadly
Little Secret, Deadly Little Lies,
Deadly Little Games, Deadly Little Voices, Project 17, and Bleed, as well as the bestselling Blue is for Nightmares series.
Born and raised in Salem, Massachusetts, Stolarz attended Merrimack
College and received an MFA in creative writing from Emerson College in Boston.
For more information, please visit her Web site at www.lauriestolarz.com.
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Laurie’s
Guilty Pleasures:
Favorite snack:
Popcorn with Earth Balance butter and lemon/pepper
seasoning.
Touristy Trip: Paris.
Fashion addiction (at the moment): artfully torn jeans, tall boots, pretty scarves, and Michael Stars tees.
Touristy Trip: Paris.
Fashion addiction (at the moment): artfully torn jeans, tall boots, pretty scarves, and Michael Stars tees.
Dessert: Dark chocolate in almost any form - the darker the
better.
Fast food: French fries at least once every few months (with lots of ketchup).
Beauty Binge: Aveda haircare products, which includes indulging in high-and/or-low-lights every eight weeks. Also, Caudalie skincare, Ineke perfume (Field Notes from Paris), Revitalash mascara, and Buxom Lips from Bare Escentuals.
Late-Night TV: Real Housewives of (wherever).
Chick Flick: Never Been Kissed, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, Juno, Green Card, Once, The Devil Wears Prada, Bridget Jones Diary, Thelma & Louise, Mean Girls, Moonstruck, Clueless, Under the Tuscan Sun, and anything with John Cusack.
Nightlife: Pilates in front of the TV (a regular occurrence), answering e-mail (also regular), and dinner and/or a movie out with friends (happens far too rarely).
Cheap Thrill: Window-shopping, tabloid magazines, buying a new lip gloss, a tall cup of coffee from Starbucks.
Ultimate Splurge: G2O Day Spa for a massage.
Fast food: French fries at least once every few months (with lots of ketchup).
Beauty Binge: Aveda haircare products, which includes indulging in high-and/or-low-lights every eight weeks. Also, Caudalie skincare, Ineke perfume (Field Notes from Paris), Revitalash mascara, and Buxom Lips from Bare Escentuals.
Late-Night TV: Real Housewives of (wherever).
Chick Flick: Never Been Kissed, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, Juno, Green Card, Once, The Devil Wears Prada, Bridget Jones Diary, Thelma & Louise, Mean Girls, Moonstruck, Clueless, Under the Tuscan Sun, and anything with John Cusack.
Nightlife: Pilates in front of the TV (a regular occurrence), answering e-mail (also regular), and dinner and/or a movie out with friends (happens far too rarely).
Cheap Thrill: Window-shopping, tabloid magazines, buying a new lip gloss, a tall cup of coffee from Starbucks.
Ultimate Splurge: G2O Day Spa for a massage.
And check
out her contest:
Karma Chameleon Contest
In celebration of the release of
DEADLY LITTLE LESSONS, I'm so excited to announce the launch of a brand new
contest. I'm calling it Karma Chameleon
- yes, after the Boy George song from the '80's (in case any of you have heard
of it; if not, you can YouTube it for fun).
I'm naming it that, not because of Boy George or his song, but because
the contest is all about karma - good
karma that is, and the spreading of it, and
because, five books later, I thought it'd be the perfect time to celebrate
Camelia from the Touch series (recall that Camelia's real name is Chameleon).
The
contest is all about giving and getting - hence the karma part. As many of you know, the law of karma, in its
simplest definition, is that whatever you put out to the world - energy or
otherwise, good or bad - comes back to you.
And so, in the spirit of good
karma, let's spread some goodness. I
want to encourage readers to do a good deed, i.e. organize a fundraiser or food
drive, volunteer to tutor or teach something, visit the elderly or a children's
hospital. All good-karma submissions
will be entered into a drawing to win autographed copies of some of my Touch
series books. I'll be sharing the most inspiring stories on my website and
Facebook, and I'll Tweet about them as well (with your permission, of
course). For more information, see the
official guidelines and rules on my web site:
http://www.lauriestolarz.com/news.html
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