Ebook {Epub PDF} Sway by Melanie Stanford

SWAY. She’d be happy to forget if the past would just stop hitting “replay.” Ava Elliot never thought she’d become a couch surfer. But with a freshly minted-and worthless-degree from Juilliard, and her dad squandering the family fortune, what choice does she have? Living with her old high school friends, though, has its own drawbacks.  · Melanie Stanford’s debut novel, "Sway," is a modern day tribute to Jane Austen's most thoughtful and undeniably emotive work, "Persuasion." Austen’s masterpiece begins eight years after the broken engagement between the young heiress, Anne Elliot, and a junior naval officer, Frederick Wentworth--when he returns to her world and both must face the agonies of their shared history/5.  · "SWAY is an impressive debut novel by an author that I look forward to reading more stories from in the future!"-JustJane "The characters are vivid and perfectly flawed, and the story is imaginative and wonderful. This is one of those books that it doesn't matter what age its written for, it touches you and will hold a place in your heart."Pages:

Blog Tour for SWAY by Melanie Stanford. Melanie just happens to be one of my very favorite writing friends, critique partner, and emoji extraordinaire! Seriously, we've had full on conversations with pictures. It's awesome. Anyway, I'm thrilled to have Melanie here today to talk a little more about her book. Meet the author, Austen fan, and Avenger geek: Melanie Stanford. July 1, J. / D.B. Kennison. Hi Melanie, tell us a little about yourself. Here you go! I'm first a mother, second a writer, sometimes dancing, always daydreaming. I read too much and play music too loud. I'd also like my very own TARDIS but only to go back. "Sway" is a wonderful modernization of Jane Austen's "Persuasion", one of my favourite books ever written. being Melanie Stanford's first book, I did not know what to expect, but sure I didn't expect to love it as I do.

She’d be happy to forget if the past would just stop hitting “replay.”Ava Elliot never thought she’d become a couch surfer. But with a freshly minted-and worthless-degree from Julliard, and her dad squandering the family fortune, what choice does she have?Living with her old high school friends, though, has its own drawbacks. Melanie Stanford’s debut novel, "Sway," is a modern day tribute to Jane Austen's most thoughtful and undeniably emotive work, "Persuasion." Austen’s masterpiece begins eight years after the broken engagement between the young heiress, Anne Elliot, and a junior naval officer, Frederick Wentworth--when he returns to her world and both must face the agonies of their shared history. "Sway" is a wonderful modernization of Jane Austen's "Persuasion", one of my favourite books ever written. being Melanie Stanford's first book, I did not know what to expect, but sure I didn't expect to love it as I do.