Jean Stringam's Blog - Posts Tagged "new-ya-book"
New YA Book - HOW NOT TO CRY IN PUBLIC: A NOVEL - Coming early January 2013
I'm totally excited about publishing the third volume in the Cousin Cycle. I've had so many requests from readers for another cousin's story that I'm delighted to announce it will be available in just a few weeks.
Here's a summary: When Brenna Walker suffers a devastating emancipation her senior year of high school in the wake of a banking scandal, she sets off on an undercover search for her missing relatives. Despite her mother’s evasions as to the name of her birth father, Brenna continues the hunt for family members in an attempt to understand why her guardian didn’t want her to know them. When the evidence doesn’t add up, and without a reliable guide, Brenna makes mistakes in judgment that cost her dearly.
You can read more at http://jeanstringam.com
Here's a summary: When Brenna Walker suffers a devastating emancipation her senior year of high school in the wake of a banking scandal, she sets off on an undercover search for her missing relatives. Despite her mother’s evasions as to the name of her birth father, Brenna continues the hunt for family members in an attempt to understand why her guardian didn’t want her to know them. When the evidence doesn’t add up, and without a reliable guide, Brenna makes mistakes in judgment that cost her dearly.
You can read more at http://jeanstringam.com
New YA Christmas Book!
Coming in just a few days! The Wise Men: A Christmas Adventure:
If you’ve ever wondered where the Wise Men came from, and whether they were kings or magi or prophets or astronomers, or if they had families and friends and hopes and dreams, and how they traversed hundreds or thousands of miles with some of the most precious cargo in the middle east without getting robbed, stabbed or poisoned, here is the whole adventure. It’s revisionist history, it’s fantasy, it’s love.
If you’ve ever wondered where the Wise Men came from, and whether they were kings or magi or prophets or astronomers, or if they had families and friends and hopes and dreams, and how they traversed hundreds or thousands of miles with some of the most precious cargo in the middle east without getting robbed, stabbed or poisoned, here is the whole adventure. It’s revisionist history, it’s fantasy, it’s love.
