Kay LaLone : The Twistedly True Tale Of Ruby Hood By Stephanie Greenhalgh

Tuesday, December 3, 2013

The Twistedly True Tale Of Ruby Hood By Stephanie Greenhalgh

Welcome to the Twistedly True Tale of Ruby Hood. Enter her world and run through her woods, all the while fighting to stay true to yourself. Stephanie Greenhalgh has put her own spin on the classic fairy tale. Bringing the world of teenage angst and the seduction of the hunt together. Take a look. And be sure to visit the other participating blogs, and enter the Rafflecopter for great prizes. (The more blogs you visit, the better your chance of winning!)The contest is open to international readers as well.

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In the small town of Woodsville, self-assured Ruby Hood becomes tangled in more than traditional teenage angst. With the Homecoming Dance looming, everything at Woodsville High appears normal, but things are not as they seem. Ruby meets a cute boy with a lopsided grin, Dylan Hunter. She flirts shamelessly with the football star, Kent Wolf, and finds herself in a barrage of harsh verbal altercations with his stunning yet wicked sister, Kayla Wolf. Thankfully, she finds solace in her friend, Lilly Fair. Through a series of odd and painful events, Ruby discovers her true calling and the responsibilities that come with her new power and position. Despite her heartache and sorrow, will Ruby find the inner strength not only to protect herself, but also to keep the Wood safe at all cost?

Even though she currently lives in Las Vegas, Stephanie Greenhalgh is a Midwestern girl through and through. As an avid reader and learner, literature and school are more of a passion than a hobby. This two time UNLV graduate has four published short stories: "Betula's Angst", "Duality", "Angel 101", and "The Twistedly True Nightmare of Ruby Hood", all featured in anthologies. The Twistedly True Tale of Ruby Hood", is her first full length novel and debuted in August from Write more Publications.

When Stephanie is not writing, reading or running, she is teaching young people and sharing her passion of the written language.