Inmates from a Florida prison have been reading the Montgomery Lake High book series. Below are the latest handwritten reviews of The Right Person, When Darkness Tries to Hide, and The Aftermath. What is the Montgomery Lake High book series?About Stacy PadulaSubmit Reviews
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3rd Edition of “The Right Person” to be Released this Month
Montgomery Lake High #1: The Right Person will be released this February with an updated front and back cover. The front cover will feature characters Chris Dunkin, Courtney Angeletti, Bryan Sartelli, Chantal Kagelli, and Cathy Kagelli. The back cover will feature Stacy Padula’s updated biography, as well as the QR code to direct readers toContinueContinue reading “3rd Edition of “The Right Person” to be Released this Month”
Inmates from Atlanta Read & Review Stacy Padula’s Novels
Review of The Right Person Review of The Aftermath Review of When Darkness Tries to Hide Review of The Right Person
Fight Against Teen Drug Abuse
After working closely with teenagers for many years, I saw an urgent need for realistic young adult books. With teenage suicide, drug abuse, and bullying on the rise, I knew something had to be done to help teens realize their worth. Teenagers have far too much value—each and every one of them—to throw themselves into the downward spiral of substance abuse. Through the eyes of a variety of characters, my books share valuable life-lessons that point teenagers towards success and fulfillment. It is my hope that these books will help teenagers overcome the harsh battle between gaining social acceptance and being true to their own convictions.
The Aftermath: Prologue & Chapter 1 (Reading of the Week)
Jason Davids glanced at his bedroom clock. Seven nineteen. Twenty-four hours had passed since one of the darkest moments of his life. He sighed and fell back on his unmade bed. He curled into the fetal position and tried with all of his might to will the horrifying image out of his mind.
He had not slept a wink in thirty-seven hours. He glanced at his clock again. Seven twenty. You can do this Jason, he urged himself silently. Just get up and go. Go tell them the truth. Tell everyone at Alyssa’s party that you found Andy’s body. Tell them that he looked dead. Tell them about the horror in Chantal’s eyes when she came rushing up the stairs. Make sure you tell them that it is entirely your fault.
A Prisoner’s Review: The Forces Within
My latest book “The Forces Within” was read this month by an inmate in an Atlanta prison. He was kind enough to write a review, and the chaplain shared it with a network of authors who sent it to me. I wish I knew more about the man’s story who wrote this… The Forces WithinContinueContinue reading “A Prisoner’s Review: The Forces Within”
Stacy Padula’s Author Interview: Q & A
Q: How did you become interested in writing?A: I wrote my first book when I was in Kindergarten; it was a short story about a puppy. Then my writing just continued…I wrote books all through elementary school and continued beyond. I finished my first draft of When Darkness Tries to Hide when I was 15 years old.ContinueContinue reading “Stacy Padula’s Author Interview: Q & A”
A Mission to Fight Against Teen Drug Abuse
“After working closely with teenagers for many years, I saw an urgent need for realistic young adult books. With teenage suicide, drug abuse, and bullying on the rise, I knew something had to be done to help teens realize their worth. Teenagers have far too much value-each and every one of them-to throw themselves intoContinueContinue reading “A Mission to Fight Against Teen Drug Abuse”
COMING THIS MONTH!
Coming to Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and other retailers this month
News: Guest Appearance
Tonight in Weymouth, MA, author Stacy Padula will be speaking to the ninth grade confirmation class at St. Francis with John from His Kids Ministry. Stacy will be sharing about her young adult books and her faith. She will also share bits of her own personal testimony.
Review of Montgomery Lake High #3 – To Be Released Spring 2014
In anticipation of its public release, The Battle for Innocence was read and reviewed by a 7th grader at Pollard Middle School in Needham, Massachusetts. “Jon Anderson’s heart pounded heavily against his chest as he opened Chris Dunkin’s front door. He had walked through that door thousands of times before, but never during one ofContinueContinue reading “Review of Montgomery Lake High #3 – To Be Released Spring 2014”
Official Release of “The Aftermath”
On sale today at Barnes & Noble and Amazon.com The Aftermath follows Jason Davids’ journey of self-discovery, as he tries to overcome a destructive lifestyle. Jason, a high school freshman, has been caught up in drug use for the past two years. After a natural disaster strikes his town and lands one of his classmates in a coma,ContinueContinue reading “Official Release of “The Aftermath””
Teen Realistic Fiction Book that Deals with Substance Abuse & Recovery – Coming fall 2013
Below is a preview of “The Aftermath” – to be released this fall:PrologueJason Davids glanced at his bedroom clock. Seven nineteen. Twenty-four hours had passed since one of the darkest moments of his life. He sighed and fell back on his unmade bed. He curled into the fetal position and tried with all of hisContinueContinue reading “Teen Realistic Fiction Book that Deals with Substance Abuse & Recovery – Coming fall 2013”
100% of April Profits to go to Boston Marathon Victims
To support the victims of the senseless tragedy that took place at the Boston Marathon, The Montgomery Lake High book series will donate 100% of its profits made during the month of April to the New England Patriots Boston Marathon relief fund. The Krafts will match 100% of the donations made (up to $100,000). SoContinueContinue reading “100% of April Profits to go to Boston Marathon Victims”
News: Guest Appearance
Stacy will be speaking to the confirmation class at St. Francis in Weymouth on Tuesday evening. She will be sharing about her book series (www.montgomerylakehigh.com) and sharing parts of her own personal testimony.
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