Charlie Daye
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EXCERPT:
Cassie sat on her bed with her legs curled up beneath her while her mother brushed out her hair. Her mind was still reeling from the bomb her parents had dropped on her. First… magic was real, second… there was a land filled with Fae and lastly… she wasn’t human. If she had to choose one of three that bothered her more it was probably the fact that she wasn’t human. Perhaps now was as good a time as any to ask her mother all the questions she wanted to ask.
“Mom?”
“Yes dear?”
“Tell me about Elvy.”
Breena smiled thoughtfully. “It’s a magnificently beautiful place. If you can imagine a living paradise, Elvy would be it. The sun is always shining and at night the moon is always full, and the sky is always filled with millions of twinkling stars.”
Author Bio:
Charlie Daye began writing at the tender age of thirteen. With an obsession for romance, happy endings and the supernatural she delves into your greatest fantasies and worst nightmares. She will have you laughing, crying, falling in love and getting angry. She will always give you a HEA but getting there is the journey worth taking.
Charlie Daye was born in Lynwood, California. Her greatest passions are music and writing. Her first short story was written at the age of thirteen. At the time her entire class was asked to write a short story for Halloween as part of a homework assignment. Most of the kids in the class wrote one to two page stories... Charlie wrote eight. The short story titled The Haunted House went on to win her district wide awards and was published locally. From their she began writing poetry as means of expression.
Since her writing career began she's has published several titles... The House, The Colonial, The Reservation, The Portrait, The Gypsy's Dance, Mistaken for a Call Girl, Her Last Request and Breeders. Four of which have been nominated for the 2012 RONE Award.
For updates on her books or just to spend some time in her fun and crazy world check out her webpage at charliedaye.com or find her on Facebook!
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