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ALT Title Slide: Title of the book across the top of the slide. The Women of Willow Hill by Samantha Gwyn. Contemporary Romantic Suspense. 70,000+ words. Graphics depicting a podcast.
ALT An Excerpt: The day the mayor went missing was the best day of her life. Not that she had anything against the mayor, besides the skeevy vibe she got from him once a couple of years prior, but Rosalie Foster loved nothing more than a good mystery. And this mystery just so happened to be in her very own town. A town where front-page news was a new stop sign being installed, the dates of the churchβs yearly fish fry, or the one time where some of the farm boys motorized a bar stool and drove it around town.
ALT The Pitch: What started as an amateur investigation into her townβs missing mayor, somehow ended with her ex as her podcast co-host, the book club acting suspicious, the sheriff hiding evidence, a missing best friend and a possible serial killer on the loose. A podcast to die for
ALT Comps and Tropes: Book covers of ACROSS A VANISHING SKY by Catherine Cowles, FIX HER UP by Tessa Bailey, IDENTITY by Nora Roberts and SUITE LIES AND ALIBIS by Kristy Dixon. Tropes mentioned are second chance romance, brotherβs best friend, a ticking clock, a missing person, nicknames and banter and small town gossip.
ALT He belongs to the forest. She's meant to die there. Image 1 overlay: framed hunched man. Image 2 overlay: framed woman with her face scratched over. "The Neighbors" repeated in the background.
ALT (1) notes found in the woods I frequently hike. Wrapped in foil, clipped to trees, pinned under leaves, or placed under a small rock. Images of cryptic notes overlayed. (2) Your local hiker-author with the unfortunate knack for finding strange notes and an underlying sleepwalking condition that has led her friends to believe SHE is the one leaving all the notes around central Pennsylvania. Framed image of R. A. Betzer on a wooden footbridge walking away from camera.
ALT The Pitch. "When Raven March moves to Pinehollow, she hopes the quiet woods will help her heal. Instead, she wakes to whispers, shadows between the trees, and warning notes in her own handwriting that she doesnβt remember leaving. Her only solace is Kane Han, her aloof yet ever-present neighbor. Their attraction is instant and volatile, but Kane belongs to the forest, and Raven is beginning to suspect it has plans for her, too." Includes gray runes and a framed image of a couple embracing on a dark background.
ALT Tropes & Vibes. Ripped pieces of paper with the text: cottagegore, New England Appalachia, tragic, romantic in a feral way, folkloric. Includes framed image of a shadowy couple running away holding hands on a dark, woodsy, dirt road.
ALT He belongs to the forest. She's meant to die there. Image 1 overlay: framed hunched man. Image 2 overlay: framed woman with her face scratched over. "The Neighbors" repeated in the background.
ALT (1) notes found in the woods I frequently hike. Wrapped in foil, clipped to trees, pinned under leaves, or placed under a small rock. Images of cryptic notes overlayed. (2) Your local hiker-author with the unfortunate knack for finding strange notes and an underlying sleepwalking condition that has led her friends to believe SHE is the one leaving all the notes around central Pennsylvania. Framed image of R. A. Betzer on a wooden footbridge walking away from camera.
ALT The Pitch. "When Raven March moves to Pinehollow, she hopes the quiet woods will help her heal. Instead, she wakes to whispers, shadows between the trees, and warning notes in her own handwriting that she doesnβt remember leaving. Her only solace is Kane Han, her aloof yet ever-present neighbor. Their attraction is instant and volatile, but Kane belongs to the forest, and Raven is beginning to suspect it has plans for her, too." Includes gray runes and a framed image of a couple embracing on a dark background.
ALT Tropes & Vibes. Ripped pieces of paper with the text: cottagegore, New England Appalachia, tragic, romantic in a feral way, folkloric. Includes framed image of a shadowy couple running away holding hands on a dark, woodsy, dirt road.
