So, without further ado, here is the deal. New Leaf Literary is prompting six New Adult titles releasing between now and September, some by the fantabulous Cora Carmack (my agent and editor sister :D), and one of which is A LITTLE TOO FAR, by moi. And this is your chance to win ALL OF THEM! Check out the rafflecopter below to enter. And for a chance at A LITTLE TOO FAR swag, enter here.
Most of you probably know what new adult is, but in case you want more info, check out my post here or the Addicted to NA link above, where my incredible agent gives you her perspective.
And...now the contest. Knock yourselves out, and good luck!
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I am 32, so I like that the characters are more my age. Out of high school at least. And a little sexy times doesn't hurt.
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I love the NA because the characters are my age and they have the same problem as my: boyfriend, friends, college, family and so.
ReplyDeleteAnd i cann't forget the hot e steamy part that my romantic soul enjoy so much!
Honestly so far it's just good writing that has me enjoying NA. Thank you :).
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NA has alot of emotions and the self-independence aspects that it keeps the story very interesting. Of course it takes me back to the time when I was their age :)
ReplyDeleteNA allows authors to focus on a wider array of subjects and events in a person's life - life in or after college. If the YA years are about facing major transitions, the NA years are about living through them
ReplyDeleteI like that description =)
DeleteI'm 24 and NA show us all the struggles we go at this time. Plus the hot scenes help too :)
ReplyDeleteNA in my opinion is a bit more exciting because it focuses on more serious issues and typically the characters are more independent.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy watching characters find themselves, and that is often a key element of New Adult, and of course more sexy scenes!
ReplyDeleteI love NA because it gives me an escape. I can pretend I'm the character and live in their dream world for a while. All the stresses of the real world go away for at least a little while.
ReplyDeleteIt shows that transition to becoming an adult. It's different from the regular YA that is also very popular.
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to read about college students/20 somethings coming into their own, because I can relate to that more than in high school, which I spent mostly concentrating on academics.
ReplyDeleteNA stories have characters that are a little older than YA. They are still learning and growing and making good and bad decisions.
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to read a more mature take on stories but not quite that serious.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway :)
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ReplyDeleteSorry. I posted the last comment on the wrong post. I like new adults because they often have new ideas.
ReplyDeleteI both like it and hate it. It reminds me of some of the stupid things that you did when you were that age and I like it because it is out of high school.
ReplyDeleteI think with new adult you don't have to tiptoe around that awkward phase from teenager to an adult. You, as an author, can tackle all those all those issues head on and not have to worry about readers getting upset that the material is "too mature."
ReplyDeleteWith new adult I feel more connected to the characters because they are closer to my age an that allows me to better feel the emotions that they feel.
ReplyDeleteI love feeling immersed in a story I could relate to on some level. I love a great love story and the romance <3
ReplyDeleteI love the more mature subject matters and the emotional intensity. It fills the gap between YA and Adult but keeps the young energetic vibe.
ReplyDeleteI feel like with New Adult I can connect better with the characters in the books. The stories are more mature and much more enjoyable! <3
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