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For Mackenzie Green life is full of regrets; regrets from choices she made in the past, regrets for the things she’ll never see in her future. She regrets letting her grades slip while her sister was in rehab, ensuring she’ll never break away from the rumor-run, small town she lives in. She regrets breaking up with her future All American football playing boyfriend, Brayden Turner out of fear of getting hurt. Most of all she regrets every decision she made leading up to the night that changed her life forever.
It’s only after Brayden cuts her off completely that Mackenzie realizes how much she wants him in her life. She’s learns that losing what you love breaks you, but sometimes it’s the only way to tap into your inner strength.
Can Mackenzie find the courage to learn from her mistakes and move forward or will she spend her days consumed with regrets? Is it too late to convince Brayden she wants him in her life and that she’s in it for the long haul? Most of all, can she accept that sometimes bad things happen no matter how hard you try to protect yourself from them? Can she put it all behind her or will she live an unfulfilled life full of regrets?
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Thank you so much for having me here, I’m so excited, I can
hardly contain myself! Have you read my blurb for Regret Me Not? I over use the
word regret huh? That’s the problem with blurbs. You need to convey so much in
such few words. It’s not that I can’t be concise, I can. The challenge for me
is to get in the key points while being intriguing and without sounding
repetitive. Sometimes that feels almost impossible.
On top of which, the blurb is usually the first impression a
reader will have of you. You know how important those are! If you can’t capture
their interest in the blurb, why would they want to go further? Bore a reader before
they get started and the book is a no go, no matter how much people have raved
about it. If you can’t hold a reader’s attention for a few paragraphs, why
would they want to go further and read hundreds more?
Lately I have this problem not just with blurbs, but with
just about anything short I need to write. There have been days I can get
thousands of words down for a work in progress, but then I sit to write a quick
email, and two hours later, I’m still not sure if I clearly stated my purpose
in the five sentences I wrote. And yes, when it comes to email, what should
take five or ten minutes usually runs into over an hour, sometimes a multi-hour
process. So what do think about blurbs? How important are they to you?
Danielle Sibarium, YA and NA author, grew up in Brooklyn, New York. Throughout her childhood she transported herself into a fantasy world full of magic and wonder. Books were the gateway between her play world and reality. On any given summer afternoon she became Snow White sweeping and cooking for the dwarfs or Cinderella waiting for the prince.
In 2004, Danielle won Honorable Mention in the Southern Heat contest. In 2007, she collaborated with Charlotte Doreen Small to write songs for her CD More. Danielle wrote the lyrics for Take My Hand and Goodbye, while Charlotte contributed the melody.
Danielle graduated from Farleigh Dickinson University with honors and currently resides in New Jersey with her husband and three children.
In October 2011, Danielle’s debut novel For Always was released. She has since released The Heart Waves Trilogy, Heart Waves, Breaking Waves, and Waves of Love, as well as To My Hero: A Blog of Our Journey Together, Into You, and Regret Me Not.
Thank you so much for being part of the Regret Me Not blog tour!
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