Leaves of Autumn (preview)

Official Release Date:     June 10, 2013



Read a Preview Here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKdofAQfQKs




Thank you.

<3

Love,
Luke-Dakota Massey

April Update

I finally got an author website up and going, it's a free one, but hey, it gets the job done. if you all want to check it out, here's the link: themissingpoet.wix.com

Also, my new book trailer with my new book cover for Leaves of Autumn is now up and running: click here for the video

One last thing:

Thank you guys for supporting me, and as always,

 

Love,

Luke-Dakota Massey

 

 

New Links and an Update

It's completed, my facebook page has changed. i will put a link to my new one at the end of this post.

Next order of business, Leaves of Autumn is scheduled to release in June of 2013, this year, so i am excited about that. It's my first Novel to be published.

I will tell more in another post =] so be on the look-out.

I am now a member of Bookblogs.com, and i will be sharing that link as well. I find it a lot more convienent, so i post on that site more often, but i will still continue to post on here periodically and keep you updated on the big events.

Well, I must get back to writing, as always,

With much love,
Luke-Dakota Massey



Here are the Links:

Facebook Page - Luke-Dakota Massey

BookBlogs - Blog

Deleting

Just a heads-up: i am in the process of deleting the facebook pages for my books, and instead am just going to create an author facebook page.

My Post on BookBlogs:

I apologies, I always start blogs and then never do anything with them.

I want to thank you all for checking out my page and I will look into all of your links. I love supporting fellow authors and book lovers.

To George D. Melvin is out for soft sale. It’s available only on Amazon.com. I’m not happy with the cover, but I don’t have any better ideas at the moment, so it will stay until I am ready to change it, which could be a while.

But I am happy with the content. I think it’s a much better collection than my first, To Allison F. Frasier.

I’m taking a break from these collections of short reads, but certainly not from writing. I’m currently working on a book called, Leaves of Autumn.

It’s a story about a guy, Wesley, and a girl, Adriana, who decide, for their own reasons, to help a dating website with an experiment for researching opposite personalities. The guy and girl are paired up together for the experiment; the twist is, Wesley knows, Adriana doesn’t. Guilt haunts the mind of Wesley and doubt lingers in Adriana’s. They quickly fall in love, but when the truth comes out, will the love still be there?

I got the title from Wesley’s way of thinking at the beginning of meeting Adriana for the first time: Like the Leaves of Autumn, our death is coming, but the beauty of our romance will be worth the winter.

The cover isn’t set-in-stone quite yet, but I’m really fond of the innocence and simplicity. My only concern is how others will portray the cover (maybe childish) We will see what I decide.
Thank you all for reading, and I promise not to be so distant.

Love,

Luke-Dakota Massey

P.S.
I read from somewhere on the internet, (because I’m so conceded I google myself on a daily basis) that someone really liked my ‘Wishing Well’ poems, and wanted to know if there were anymore. The answer is No, but I do plan of writing two more in upcoming collections of Short Reads, To Victoria D. Bloom, and To Michael K. Peters. So keep an eye open for those two books and thank you so much for reading my books and enjoying them. I consider you my first fan. =] I hope you stumble across this post in your search for answers.

My newest book is here!

To George D. Melvin is finally out. You can buy it on Amazon by clicking the link below.

 

Buy it on Amazon.com

 

Also, Don't forget to "Like" it on Facebook.

 

Facebook Page

 

 

 

Thank you all so much for believing in me!

 

To George D. Melvin

Get ready for "To George D. Melvin" =] it's completely ready for publishing.

Dear George D. Melvin,

I am sorry to inform you that your wife is dead. She died from nothing other than old age, but do not worry, she is safe. God saved her heart many years ago along with your own so you will see her again. You now live in a nursing home. Despite common thought, the people here treat you extraordinarily. They are all very nice and have the patience of a mother of a million. You are a handful. Your mind comes and goes as it pleases. I know it’s frustrating, trust me, I know. I know it’s terrifying, but just hang in there. You’re in the waiting line to heaven. Be happy that it’s such a long wait because that means many people are saved.

If a man comes into your room wearing a suit and gun, ignore him, ignore anything he has to say. He’s just a figment of your imagination (which I’ve learned is a crazy one.)

You do have a visitor though. Your daughter Emily comes to see you every Friday around noon. She is quite beautiful. She has brown eyes that sparkle and dark hair that you find comforting. She looks just like her mother and that makes you smile.

She will bring you some flowers (daisies), a kiss, and then she will read you some of your favorite book. It will be in your nightstand if you ever want to skip ahead, or read the whole thing. It’s okay if you read it through because you’ll forget the story by the next day, it’s because of the disease.

I am writing this for you to help calm you down and make sense of this world. I don’t know if it will work, but it’s worth a try. Well, good luck George. May God be with you.

Hang in there,

George D. Melvin