That's Not a Thing

• Author hired Crystal and BookSparks, $15k + PR, Brand and Social Assets Packages (8-10 months+ / for authors who have a plan to have more books, want to do multiple events and social/online promotion in addition to all the media from previous package more of a jump if this is a long term plan to become a career author) - 150 hours • All press materials developed and all galleys sent out to media, reviewers, and personal connections. • Online media pitching to various media outlets from consumer media to women’s media, publishing trade media, and book reviews. • Pitching to author’s select local media outlets (short-lead media in local area print and online outlets in all local markets where the author lives/has lived). • National traditional media, including major newspapers, major magazines (print and online) as well as radio, TV, and more (all media formats, coverage includes reviews, interviews, and essays, and major media for several months). • A bigger content strategy to help place the author as an expert and get articles, excerpts, and more published around themes of the book and relevant news. • Strategic pitching to even broader national broadcast media (radio and TV). • Additional marketing (enewsletter strategy, list building). • Platform launching and building • Guidance/consult for author's social media and platform building with monthly metrics and goals (social ads/boosting is extra). • Author website redesign. • BookSparks will organize a book tour. • BookSparks will coordinate additional speaking opportunities.

When a recently engaged Manhattanite learns that her first great love has been diagnosed with ALS, she is faced with the impossible decision of whether a few final months with her ex might be worth risking her entire future. A fast-paced emotional journey that explores whether it’s possible to be equally in love with two men at once.Meredith Altman’s engagement to Wesley Latner ended in spectacular disaster—one that shattered her completely. Years have passed since then, and now she’s about to marry Aaron Rapp, a former Ivy League football player and baby-saving doctor. As they celebrate their engagement at a new TriBeCa hotspot, Meredith is stunned to find the restaurant owner is none other than Wesley, the man she is still secretly trying to forget. When Meredith learns that Wesley has been diagnosed with ALS, her feelings about their past become all the more confusing. As she spends more time with Wesley and is pulled further under his spell, she discovers what kind of man her new fiancé really is—and what kind of woman she wants to be.