New Title! Tweaked Cover! The Last Charm…

Hello my lovelies,

I hope you’re managing to cope with lockdown, are staying safe and well during this difficult and uncertain time, and that your family and friends are safe and well too.

Our house has been busy, but after an initial period in which I couldn’t concentrate at all, I’ve been reading more than ever, and writing lots too (around GCSE level home schooling!) I’ve found and read so many gorgeous, escapist books over the past six weeks that I thought the best thing I can do as an author right now is to keep writing stories for people to read 🙂 In light of that, and because I’m cramming writing around home schooling, puppy caring and house work, I’m taking a few weeks break from vlogging to do a huge re-write of the current work-in-progress.

To brighten people’s days, I’ve been posting pictures of our adorable beagle puppy Luna on Twitter, using the hashtag #SocialDistancingWithMyDog, as well as running giveaways for some of the #LoveLondon ebooks and trying to support other authors as much as possible. So many of them are missing out on book launches or events that I wanted to help them out on social media where I can.

In amongst all that, the decision’s been made to give my forthcoming new book (out in August as an ebook) a new title, with a slightly tweaked cover, so I wanted to share it with you all. It was called The Charm Bracelet, but I’m very excited to say it’s now The Last Charm. This was actually what I was calling the story in my head during the last six months of writing it. The cover hasn’t changed much, only a couple of tweaks to the strap-lines either side of Leila and Jake, with Ella Allbright in a different font colour.

What do you think? Do you love it?

I’m also absolutely delighted to say that The Last Charm currently has 76 reviews on Netgalley – with still three and a half months to go until publication – and a rating of 4.49 stars on Goodreads. It’s all very exciting, especially as readers and reviewers seem to really be taking Leila and Jake into their hearts.

Stay safe, stay home, take time to breathe and relax when you can – and don’t feel guilty about what you can’t do at the moment, just be proud of what you CAN do.

Until next time, happy reading & writing,

Love, Nikki xx

 

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