Carolina Jessup swore she'd never live in another small town. Then she looked in her teenage daughter's purse and put their home in her beloved Atlanta suburbs up for sale. Now she's making her husband's dream come true as they move into an old house sitting beside a railroad bridge in Chancey. A house everyone, except Carolina and her daughter, thinks should be a bed and breakfast for rail road enthusiasts.
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What is Chancey?
One German newsletter said if you've ever dreamed of living in a small town in the southern US, you should read the Chancey series. Other readers say they know, know, the folks in Chancey because they grew up with them in their own small towns. Come visit and see what you think! All books on Kindle Unlimited |
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Chancey Book 8, Chancey Presents, released
Nov. 29, 2019! Pretty paper and glossy bows make promises that the gift inside rarely keeps. Maybe that's why they wrap prestents up so nice. You don't know you don't want it until you can't give it back! And never fear - the 9th book in the Chancey Series will be coming in 2020! Friend me on Facebook for all updates. Look for Kay Dew Shostak or ChanceyBooks on Facebook or click below!
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My first PODCAST interview! New experience to be interviewed by Stacey Horan on her podcast Bookshop at the End of the Internet. Here's the link to the interview. She asked so many great questions!
In this week’s episode of The Bookshop at the End of the Internet, author Kay Dew Shostak talks about writing southern fiction. Kay has written a contemporary series set in the small town of Chancey, GA, as well as a series set along the northern coast of Florida. Kay has always been an avid reader, and she grew up dreaming about becoming an author. But it wasn’t until she was married and a mother of three that she gave writing serious consideration. One night at a book club meeting, Kay made an innocent comment about the book being discussed. She asked, “Don’t you wish you’d written that book?” Her question was met with blank stares, and she realized that not everyone dreamed about becoming a writer. Kay stopped dreaming, started writing and hasn’t looked back. Tune in to hear Kay discuss her writing journey, the magic of hearing her story in audio book form, and why setting is so important to southern authors. Click below to listen! http://bookshopwithstaceyhoran.libsyn.com/bookshop-interview-with-author-kay-dew-shostak-episode-049 |
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