YA Indie Carnival: Tunes that inspire!

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I’m really excited about Transfer Student. When I wrote the first draft of this story in 2006 many things were going on in my personal and professional life that ended up in the book. The story was also inspired by my years of living in Los Angeles. My hubby and I first moved to LA in 1986. We lived with our kids in a part of the city called Echo Park, nestled in the hills just outside of downtown LA. We had the most amazing home there with one hundred steps to our front door. Here’s a few tracks from the playlist for Transfer Student. I’ll be posting the playlist during the Blog Tour for Transfer Student which starts LEAP DAY! Hope to see you there:) Below read about the ebook ARC giveaway of Transfer Student & check out what music inspires my amazing fellow carnis!

The exclusive excerpt is here:

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I just read an #excerpt of TRANSFER STUDENT by @Laurawriting and can’t wait for the Blog Tour 2/29-3/20 #teenreads #kindle #ya #romance

Everyone who enters will received a signed Transfer Student bookmark!

Winner announced Saturday, Feb 25th 5 PST.

Check out what inspires my fellow carnis!

1. Laura A. H. Elliott author of Winnemucca & 13 on Halloween, Book 1 in the Teen Halloween Series 2. Bryna Butler, author Midnight Guardian series
3. Heather Self 4. T. R. Graves, Author of The Warrior Series
5. Suzy Turner, author of The Raven Saga 6. Cheri Schmidt, author of the Fateful Trilogy
7. Rachel Coles, author of Into The Ruins, geek mom blog 8. K. C. Blake, author of Vampires Rule and Crushed
9. Patti Larsen, The Hunted series and The Hayle Coven series 10. Amy Maurer Jones, Author of The Soul Quest Trilogy
11. Dani Snell’s Refracted Light Reviews 12. Fisher Amelie, author of The Understorey
13. M. Leighton, Blood Like Poison Series, Madly, The Reaping 14. Kimberly Kinrade, Bits of You & Pieces of Me, Forbidden Mind
15. Madeline Smoot, Missing, Summer Shorts, and The Girls 16. Cidney Swanson, author of Rippler
17. Gwenn Wright, author of Filter 18. TG Ayer
19. Melissa Pearl, Author of The Time Spirit Trilogy 20. Heather M. White, author of The Destiny Saga
21. Roots in Myth, PJ Hoover 22. Courtney Cole Writes

4 thoughts on “YA Indie Carnival: Tunes that inspire!”

  1. McKenzie McCann

    Ugh, wish I wasn’t in study hall and could listen to your tunes! Anyway, good luck with the tour and book launch. I’m looking forward to nosing around the blogosphere for your posts.

    :3

    1. Laura A. H. Elliott

      🙂 STUDY HALL IS MORE IMPORTANT! 🙂 Can wait to stop by your blog on March 11th [I HAD TO CHANGE THE DATE…hope that works for you!] Will email stuff this weekend! Super excited…out the door to LA now…thanks for checking out the tunes! #TGIF

  2. Suzy Turner

    I read your post a few nights ago but couldn’t listen to the tunes as hubby was fast asleep beside me and my headphones were downstairs. I couldn’t go get them because I’d been reading a horror story and I was too freaked out to put my toes out of the bed!
    So today is another day and I’m finally able to check out my fellow carnis playlists!!
    Considering we’re both YA authors, our music choices couldn’t be more different, Laura! Yours are kind of young and hip and mine are, well… not lol!
    Good luck with the new book… it sounds AWESOME!

    1. Laura A. H. Elliott

      Suzy, LOL! U are cracking me up. You sound so much like me when I read horror. I love the genre but have never tried writing it:) *kneesknocking* Thanks for swinging by. I’m doing the same thing today…checking out the carnis tunes! I love listening to what inspires writers like you! Now I’m super curious about your list! Thanks for the kind words 🙂 Bog tour stars tomorrow…super-squeeee!

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