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Monthly Archives: January 2013

Branding

To Brand or Not to Brand?

Nicola Trwst Posted on Jan 28, 2013 by NicolaDec 7, 2014

Branding. You hear it everywhere. At the coffee shops, at conferences, in the stables. Okay, that might be a different definition, but the word “Branding” is as popular as “Platform” was five years ago. First off, I want to say that Branding is NOT marketing. Same nose and chin, but no relation.

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New Year Blog

Happy New Year!

Nicola Trwst Posted on Jan 16, 2013 by NicolaDec 7, 2014

With the debut of my first novel, The Belvedere Club, 2012 was a great year for me. I also began this blog post in 2012 to connect with my readers and fellow writers.

I had hoped to get a new post up every week, but with the writing of the sequel to The Belvedere Club and the editing of an older novel Bayou Nights, my goal fell short by 50%.

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New Release for 2013!

Nicola Trwst Posted on Jan 2, 2013 by NicolaDec 7, 2014

First, I want to start the year by wishing you a Happy and Healthy 2013!

As Buddha said: Without health life is not life…

My wish is good health to all!

In 2012, my first novel, The Belvedere Club was published. I was touched and honored by the wonderful response.

Today, I’m excited to let you know about another novel, Bayou Nights, that has just been released on Kindle and will be in book format January 10th.

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Bayou Nights is a novel of vengeance, carried out in the terrifying environment of corrupt politics, social injustice, and the exotic eroticism of Voodoo.

Set in the months prior to Hurricane Katrina, Claire Rivet, a Baton Rouge Assistant District Attorney, attempts to connect the rape and murder of a young woman to the similar attack on her when she was ten. Claire is certain the same person is responsible and she lives only to bring her attacker to justice.

In the Louisiana bayou, her quest is dangerously compromised by Mamma Anna, a voodoo priestess who lures Claire into a dark Voodoo practice, magie noire, reserved for those willing to give up everything for revenge.

When the lines between justice and revenge start to blur, Claire struggles to choose the right path, not knowing that Mamma Anna hasn’t left her one.

I hope you will enjoy reading this thriller as much as I enjoyed writing it.

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