Truth Devour's Blog - Posts Tagged "romance"

Hi All,

Congratulations on being selected as the winners of the 25 - Wantin or 50 Unrequited book giveaway.

I managed to post all the books out on the 23rd of Dec just before the postal service closed for the New Year. I would suggest that you are likely to start receiving the books at the end of the first week in Jan, possibly into the second week.

It would be appreciated if you could take the time to rate and leave a review on the book after you have read it. I hope you enjoy the story. It is a love trilogy: Wantin, Unrequited and Sated (out in early Feb).

Blessings - Truth

Congratulations to the winners of the trilogy. I am just waiting on Wantin to arrive from the printers (expected Monday). I will organise to sign them and send the prizes out by Wednesday at the latest.

I hope you enjoy the read.

Super Smiles - Truth Devour

Blue Ink Review just posted their thoughts on WANTIN.
Take a look.

http://blueinkreview.com/reviews/view...

WantinThe independent self publishing review team have just posted their assessment of Wantin.

http://www.selfpublishingreview.com/2...

Hi All,

If you get a moment can you please vote for my three books in the Best Books of 2014 - All genres category.

Wantin Unrequited & Sated

https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/7...

Thanks
Truth Devour

Hi All,

I am pleased to announce WANTIN took out first price at the LA Book Festival 2015 in the Romance category and has received an honorary mention at the following additional festivals:

- London Book Festival
- The Great Northwest Book Festival
- The Great Southwest Book Festival
- The Great Southeast Book Festival

"With graceful, effortless writing Truth Devour's novel “Wantin” follows one woman's search for love. This story is narrated by a young British woman, Talia, who has depth and a range of moods from sexually electrifying to nostalgic to existential. Talia earnestly describes her wants, lovers, and love making all in great detail. This story feels real, rather than romantic, because at its core is a woman searching for an enduring love that proves elusive."