Winged Effigy: Living the Dream! Sylvia Day releases REFLECTED IN YOU snippet

After I set this up today they released a chapter of the book!!!
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Check out this excerpt from Sylvia Day's upcoming Crossfire novel, REFLECTED IN YOU:

REFLECTED IN YOU SNIPPET ON FACEBOOK: (https://www.facebook.com/AuthorSylviaDay/posts/10151034706498457)

The first book in this series, BARED TO YOU, brought on all kinds of "Next Fifty Shades," "Beyond Fifty Shades," "The New Fifty Shades!"

This is a very erotic book, there's a wee bit of BDSM, but there's also pathos for the abuse both principal characters. Here's my review from April:Bared to You, Very Steamy with a Bite (Spoilerish)An Out of Genre Experience

Sylvia Day

Here's the description from a August 20, 2012 press release:

BARED TO YOU is the first book in the Crossfire trilogy about recent college graduate Eva Tramell and billionaire Gideon Cross. The book finds Eva accepting her first job at an advertising firm located in the New York City skyscraper owned by Gideon. When she and Gideon first meet, the chemistry is overwhelming and instantaneous. But both Eva and Gideon bear emotional scars, and a healthy romantic relationship is foreign to them. The trilogy explores the developing physical and emotional relationship of these two complex characters.

The press release also says that BARED TO YOU is selling 80,000 per week in the UK! Not bad for a book that started out as self-published. This is a bit like going viral on YOU TUBE or Facebook but hopefully with more than the fifteen minutes of fame afforded those events and the reward must be what is putting that smile on Sylvia's face.

Sylvia Day

That same release goes on to discuss the new book:

REFLECTED IN YOU, the second book of the trilogy, is due in-‐stores on October 2, and the public is waiting with breathless anticipation. The book is already sitting in both Amazon’s Top 50 and Barnes and Noble’s Top 100— and has been there for months.

I'd say Sylvia is "living the dream." I don't know if it is the dream for most writers but she must feel like pinching herself to see if she's awake.