Gabriella Hewitt

Welcome

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Since last January I have been non-stop writing and selling manuscripts. I am so happy to have a new series out with Samhain Publishing, the first book Out of the Shadows released in August and the rest of the series will be out this upcoming year in 2012. I am also happy to say that 2011 saw the relaunch of Dark Waters and my website. My resolution for the New Year is to make 2012 an even better year and to kick it off, Charmed Ever After is available. I do hope you stick around and bring in the New Year with me.
~ Gabriella

Events

WINTER EVENTS

January 1st » I will be interviewed by TwoLips Reviews!

January 8th » I’m back at Savvy’s! I’ll be talking about promotion. I hope you’ll stop by and see what I have to say.

January 8th » I’ll be doing an interview with JeanzBookReadNReview .

January 9th » I will be over at Blog Bites giving away a copy of my latest release, Charmed Ever After.

January 11th » Come join me at my regular gig at Voices from the Heart.

January 24th » Going to be blogging over at Meg Benjamin & crew’s Nine Naughty Novelists blog and sharing an excerpt from my latest series Ever After!

Feb 23rd » I’ll be visiting Melissa Schroeder’s blog where we can talk about what makes us hot and steamy.

SPRING EVENTS

March Madness » I’ll be hosting my fabulous two-week March Madness event again. Look for a great mix of editors, agents and writers.

April » Pet First Aid Awareness Month. Every Monday, join us and other authors as we share tales about our tail wagging best friends.

From the Blog

Happy Australia Day!
Friday, January 27th, 2012

Okay, so it’s one day late. Technically, yesterday was Australia’s Day to celebrate. But, I say it’s never too late to join the party.

My great-grandmother was born to a French woman and an unknown father in New York City (at least that’s what Nana always told me). My French great-great-grandmother married an Australian widower with children when my great-grandmother was still an infant. He took them back to Australia. This was turn of the 20th century. Can you imagine what Australia must have been like at that time? Nana studied ballet and singing in Sydney and when she was … Read More »