Afternoon everyone, so today I have a guest post for the new book A
little of Chantelle Rose by Cristina Hodgson. If you've been reading my blog lately you'll know that I reviewed this book a couple of days ago (see review here), I received the e-book as part of Jenny's Book Tour.
The
debut novel is based on a young woman living in London who is looking
to change her life. In the novel, Chantelle, after becoming an extra
in a “seedy crime film” is
offered the chance of a lifetime,
a role to play with a million dollars to win and seemingly nothing to
lose; she accepts without thinking twice. Little does she know that
the role she's been given to play may strip her of everything.
Simultaneously, two men seem set on winning her heart, but someone
also seems bent on scaring her away.
The novel is suitable for young adult readers who enjoy romantic
comedies.
Reflecting
on the journey to publication, Cristina remarks that being accepted
for publication “is without a doubt one of the most magical and
incredible moments that any author will feel”.
Cristina
graduated with a degree in PE and Sports Science in 1997. She was the
Cross Country Team Captain in her second year at Loughborough when
the team won the BUSA (BUCS) Championships. Amongst the team was
fellow alumna, Paula Radcliffe. Throughout her time at Loughborough
and during her sporting career, Cristina reached national and
international level as a triathlete. She is the current Spanish
National age group Aquathlon champion.
Testimonial
from Camilla Morton (International Bestseller of “How to walk in
High Heels”).
“An
extremely witty romance with a twist and refreshingly different. For
all the “roses” that know the only spike should be a stiletto,
here is a new heroine to escape with. Chantelle Rose is like
chocolate something to devour in one sitting...the perfect date night
book when you're not out on your own adventures.”
Camilla
Morton, International Bestseller of “How to walk in High Heels”
This would be Cristina' s dream cast for A
little of Chantelle Rose:
- Selena Gomez as Chantelle Rose. I'd choose Selena because of her dark looks and up- beat, happy-go-lucky personality. Both Selena and Chantelle are 24 years old too, so that's a perfect match. (Though Selena would have to improve her British accent a little to get the role spot on!)
- Matt Bomer as Lionel King. Lionel is the epitome of class and elegance. I didn't need to look far to find Matt Bomer to fill this role.
- Henry Cavill as Robbie. I need someone similar in looks to Lionel, but with an extra ragged edge. Henry is perfect. A British actor for a British character.
There will be a FREE promotion on A little of Chantelle Rose from the 9th June to the 11th June.
Have you read this book yet? What were your thoughts?
HAYLEY
*Information and photos in this post were sent to me by Jenny for her Book Tour.
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