Tag: Michele Tucker
Don’t Call Me Kit Kat Release Party
Please help me celebrate the release of my new YA novel Don’t Call Me Kit Kat!
Date: Thursday, May 21 6:00-9:30 PM (CST)
Venue: Facebook
Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1431157570519315/
* Enjoy giveaways from the following YA authors:
Calista Smith – Author | Casey Bond | Evelyne Stone | Erica Cope-Author | Jo Michaels | Kelly Hashway-Young adult, middle grade, and picture book writer | Author Kristin Albright | Author Michele Tucker | Rachel Barnard, Author | Stacey Nash |T.H. Hernandez
* Invite your friends to the party for a chance to win a $25 Visa Gift Card! (Awarded to the guest who invites the most people.)
* Participate for a chance to win a collection of some of K. J. Farnham’s favorite YA novels.
*Even if you’re unavailable from 6-9:30, please join the event. All of the giveaways will remain open until midnight!
Visit the event page on Facebook for more information. Hope to see you there!
Author Michele Tucker
Michele Tucker is a Christan fiction author, wife, and mother to three boys. When not busy homeschooling her two oldest children or teaching little ones at her church, she finds time to write.
What’s Left of Us is her debut novel, and she is currently working on the sequel, All About Us.
If you’d like to connect with Michele Tucker or learn more about her, she can be found on the following social media sites:
- Website – https://micheletuckerwrites.wordpress.com/
- Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/authormicheletucker
- Goodreads – https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/3246677.Michele_Tucker
For a chance to win a copy of What’s Left of Us, visit Michele’s Facebook page, or click here to join the Reader Appreciation Author Hop.
A year ago their lives were changed forever.
Calla Jensen, a college freshman at University of Alabama, can’t move on. Her loss of faith in God, and in herself, has her frozen and stagnant. But time doesn’t stop for any one, and no matter how much she fights it, making new friends and leaving her past behind is inevitable.
When her college roommate drags her to an event on campus, she doesn’t expect to come face to face with the person whose life she almost ruined. Old wounds open up and together they must come to terms with the events that led to three best friends being torn apart.
But Calla has been keeping something back, and it could destroy the fragile ties she is slowly building back with the people she loves. Can faith be renewed and can God help her heal?
What happened the day everything fell apart?