The following "About the Author" information can be found at the end of California Girl Chronicles: Brea and the City of Plastic.
"Michelle Gamble-Risley is the CEO of California-based 3L Publishing (www.3LPublishing.com), a company known for supporting and encouraging first-time and emerging authors through its hybrid publishing services. Michelle is an award-winning author of the book Second Bloom, Smash: A Smart Girl's Guide to Practical Marketing and PR, and Vanity Circus. California Girl Chronicles, Book 1 is her first novel. Michelle is also a produced screenwriter whose movie Virtual Seduction aired on Showtime and is available on DVD and iTunes. She is also actively selling another script with the working title Beauty School. California Girl Chronicles is already under consideration with several production companies to convert to a TV or film series. For more information, log onto the 3L Publishing website at www.3LPublishing.com."
If you're interested in more information about Brea, I was also told of a blog. http://breasblog.tumblr.com
"Michelle Gamble-Risley is the CEO of California-based 3L Publishing (www.3LPublishing.com), a company known for supporting and encouraging first-time and emerging authors through its hybrid publishing services. Michelle is an award-winning author of the book Second Bloom, Smash: A Smart Girl's Guide to Practical Marketing and PR, and Vanity Circus. California Girl Chronicles, Book 1 is her first novel. Michelle is also a produced screenwriter whose movie Virtual Seduction aired on Showtime and is available on DVD and iTunes. She is also actively selling another script with the working title Beauty School. California Girl Chronicles is already under consideration with several production companies to convert to a TV or film series. For more information, log onto the 3L Publishing website at www.3LPublishing.com."If you're interested in more information about Brea, I was also told of a blog. http://breasblog.tumblr.com
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Keira, I'm glad you liked it. I can't take credit for it as I quoted it from the back of the book. (Yikes, I hope I made that clear. I hate seeming as if I'm thieving others' words.)
I truly appreciate the feedback. It's hard to know sometimes what's too much, what's too little. I like it when others let me know if I'm heading too much in one direction or the other.