Michelle Gamble-Risley will be at After-Words books on April 11 at 7p.m. signing copies of her book California Girl Chronicles (3L Publishing, Paperback, $12.95).
Michelle Gamble-Risley, author of the internationally
critically-acclaimed new book, California Girl Chronicles, kicks off her book
tour at After-Words Bookstore.
One of the sexiest hot
sellers this summer will be the new internationally critically acclaimed book, California Girl Chronicles: Brea and the
City of Plastic which is a sexy, witty romp that takes readers into the
life of Brea Harper as she tries to break into Hollywood as a screenwriter only
to be continually distracted by her romantic escapades. Numerous reviewers have
praised the book, and author Michelle Gamble-Risley has been chosen by
Chicago-based bookstore, After-Words, to launch her spring and summer book tour
with a wine reception on April 11, 2012 at 7:00 p.m.
“After-Words Bookstore
is the ideal bookstore to launch this fun and fascinating story about a
sexually empowered, adventurous woman, who is confident and secure enough to
pursue her dreams whether in the entertainment industry or the bedroom,” said
Gamble-Risley, who is also the CEO of the highly successful independent
publishing company, 3L Publishing (www.3LPublishing.com). “I wanted to write a
strong female protagonist like Sookie Stackhouse in the Charlaine Harris
series. Only this time, I didn’t want the girl to be violated in extreme ways
and then return to her attacker’s arms. I feel like I’ve seen enough of the
victimization of women in literature. I felt it was time to put the true ‘girl
power’ back into the girl and imagine a woman, who under no circumstances,
would return to a man who would violate her. I think that sends the wrong
message to younger and older women alike.”
The result of Gamble-Risley’s effort is the witty, wonderful and
sexy Brea Harper. Gamble-Risley is pleased to report that many reviewers have
indeed lauded the fact that Brea is a woman
who knows what she wants and goes for it. While also flawed and sometimes just
misguided, she is self-aware enough to know she’s making mistakes when she
makes them. “You know we get to repeat our lessons until we learn them,” said
Gamble-Risley. “Brea takes a few hard falls,
but you will see as the series progresses, she does learn, change and evolve –
that’s what makes her so interesting and relatable to younger and older women.”
You can now watch the
new California Girl Chronicles book
trailer on You Tube at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDiZdVC08Mc
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