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Next Stop, Chancey by Kay Dew Shostak - Audio Book Tour + Giveaway

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Author: Kay Dew Shostak

Narrator: Suzanne Barbetta

Series: Chancey, Book One

Length: 10h 8m

Publisher: Kay Dew Shostak

Released: Dec. 22, 2016

Genre: Contemporary Fiction


Looking in your teenage daughter's purse is never a good idea.

After all, it ended up with Carolina Jessup opening a bed & breakfast for railroad fanatics in a tiny Georgia mountain town. Carolina knows all about, and hates, small towns. How did she end up leaving her wonderful Atlanta suburbs behind while making her husband's dreams come true?

The town bully (who wears a lavender skirt and white gloves), an endless parade of teenagers through her house, and everybody's talk about a ghost have Carolina looking for an escape, or at least a way to move back home. Instead, she's front and center for all of Chancey's small town gossip.

Unlike back home in the suburbs with privacy fences and automatic garage doors, everybody in Chancey thinks your business is their business and they all love the newest Chancey business. The B&B hosts a Senate candidate, a tea for the county fair beauty contestants, and railroad nuts who sit out by the tracks and record the sound of a train going by. Yet, nobody believes Carolina prefers the 'burbs.

Oh, yeah, and if you just ignore a ghost, will it go away?






“A new voice in Southern Fiction” is how a recent reviewer labeled Kay Dew Shostak’s debut novel, Next Stop, Chancey. Kay grew up in the South, then moved around the country raising a family. Always a reader, being a writer was a dream she cultivated as a journalist and editor at a small town newspaper in northern Illinois.

“Next Stop, Chancey”, published in 2015, was the first in the series set in the small, imaginary town of Chancey, Georgia. The fifth book in the series, “Kids are Chancey” will be released August 2017.

Seeing the familiar and loved from new perspectives led Kay to write about the absurd, the beautiful, and the funny in her South in both her fiction and non-fiction.

Visit Kay’s website at kaydewshostak.com to sign up for her newsletter and to read more about her journey. Kay is also on Facebook and twitter. All four Chancey books (along with the first in a new series set in Florida) are available on Amazon in print and eBook.
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Narrator Bio
 
Suzanne Barbetta is a Jersey girl, a blue collar kid from Jersey City who binged on B-Movie Musicals and Godzilla flicks as a kid. She became a voracious reader when she realized the magic of books allowed her to become anyone, anywhere, and in any world. A storyteller and performer since the age of 5, she later apprenticed at 2 regional theaters earned her union card and became a proud member of SAG-AFTRA. She’s worked in theater, indie films and commercial voiceover. Audiobooks are a way to satisfy her pathological addiction to reading. Now based in NYC, she is also the voice of the Fierce, Funny, Fab Fangirls of the new Serial Box Publishing audio series, Geek Actually.
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With Narrator Suzanne Barbetta
Waffle fries or curly fries? Cajun spiced sweet potato fries. TOTALLY addicted.

GIF with a hard g or soft g? Hard G.

Fantasy or science-fiction? SUCH A GEEK-GIRL. I’ve watched all the Star Wars/Star Trek movies and all the Star Trek series but at the end of the day my favorite fiction genre to read is Epic Fantasy.

Superman or Batman? Batman. Because...Batgirl.

Text message or call? Depends: Mom = Call. Friends = Text/IM

Pancakes or waffles? Pumpkin pancakes!

Doctor Who or the Walking Dead? Dr. Who

TV Shows or movies? Movies.

Facebook or Twitter? Facebook.

Alice in Wonderland or Robinson Crusoe? Always Alice.

Being too warm or too cold? Too Cold = hot chocolate + marshmallows.

Netflix or Hulu? Netflix.

Work Hard or Play Hard? Both. I am a certified Scuba Diver (I prefer clear blue water, gorgeous reef, colorful fish, but SOMETIMES it means hauling heavy gear and rough water).

Passenger or Driver? Passenger so I get to watch the scenery.

Amusement Park or Day at the Beach? Beach.

Honesty or Other’s Feelings? Yeesh, Who’ve you been talking to? So...I am direct but like to think I’ve mellowed a bit so that I’m not TOTALLY tactless. But...if I had a ringtone, it would be Sledgehammer. ;-p

Movie at Home or Movie at the Theater? Movie Theater if it’s a blockbuster movie.’Cuz who wants to watch Wonder Woman at HOME??








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