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Trying to escape her past, Eva Tramell finds unexpected passion with controlling billionaire Gideon Cross.
Ring in the New Year with Reflected in You, book 2 in Sylvia’s blockbuster Crossfire® Saga, which is on sale in ebook format for $1.99 for a limited time!
Read Sylvia’s behind-the-scenes notes, watch the book trailer and enjoy the soundtrack in the book extras; then check out chapter one and order your copy to keep reading before the sale ends.
And if you have not yet begun the Crossfire Saga, start with book 1, Bared to You.
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Grab it while you can – the paperback edition of Butterfly in Frost is on sale at Amazon for 50% off for a limited time!
The Kindle edition is on sale for $1.99 through the end of December – get your copy now!
If you haven’t yet met Garrett and Teagan, read or listen to an excerpt, check out the reviews, and get the inside take with the book extras.
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Spice up your chilly winter nights with seven wickedly sensual stories in the ebook anthology, Alluring Tales, now on sale for 99¢ for a limited time. This anthology includes Sylvia’s classic paranormal novella, That Old Black Magic.
Order your copy before the sale ends!
It’s release day for Butterfly in Frost — Sylvia’s brand new novella with brand new characters. Have you reserved your copy? If not, you can get started reading Teagan and Garrett’s story (with a special appearance by Eva Cross) now with chapter one and then order your copy in print, digital, or audio.
Want your Butterfly in Frost signed? Attend any of her book signings, or purchase your copy here from The Ripped Bodice to be shipped approx. Sept. 5.
Library Journal says, “Fans of Day’s ‘Crossfire’ series will relish this subtle and emotional companion piece and its unflinching look at depression and loss.”
Catch Sylvia on television all week, including appearances live on Good Day New York and Morning Live Vancouver. Visit her events page for a complete listing of Sylvia’s appearances and book signings.
Butterfly in Frost begins arriving on ereaders, in bookstores, and via happy packages on doorsteps starting tomorrow, Tuesday, but as of TODAY, MONDAY, Sylvia’s satellite media tour begins distributing nationwide for television appearances all week long! Check your local morning show listings!
Specific events this week include:
NEW YORK: Tuesday, August 27 ON TV: Catch Sylvia live on Good Day New York
VANCOUVER: Wednesday, August 28 ON TV: Catch Sylvia live on Morning Live Vancouver
VANCOUVER: Wednesday, August 28 APPEARANCE & BOOKSIGNING: Join Sylvia at Indigo on Robson Street.
CULVER CITY, CA: Saturday, August 31 APPEARANCE & BOOKSIGNING: Advance tickets are required for this event, and your ticket purchase includes a copy of Butterfly in Frost. Can’t make it? You can order signed copies to be sent to you!
And then NEXT week: live studio audience (reserve ticket required) & online streaming Tuesday, September 3, 4-4:30pm ET Sylvia will be interviewed live for the BUILD series, BUILD Studios, NYC. Plus events in Toronto and Albany, NY!
Sylvia with news anchor Heather Kovar of CBS6.
Sylvia joins Melissa Grelo, Cynthia Loyst, Lainey Lui, and Marci Ien on The Social.
Sylvia joins Jeff McArthur and Carolyn Mackenzie on The Morning Show.
Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein, LLP and Cowan, DeBaets, Abrahams & Sheppard LLP announce the filing of a class action lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York on behalf of prominent authors including David Baldacci, Mary Bly, Michael Connelly, Sylvia Day, Jonathan Franzen, John Grisham, Elin Hilderbrand, Christina Baker Kline, Maya Shanbhag Lang, Victor LaValle, George R.R. Martin, Jodi Picoult, Douglas Preston, Roxana Robinson, George Saunders, Scott Turow, and Rachel Vail, as well as The Authors Guild itself, against OpenAI seeking redress under the Copyright Act for OpenAI’s flagrant and harmful infringements of Plaintiffs’ registered copyrights in written works of fiction.
