The House of Bradbury - Cover Reveal
Book synopsis:
Mia Gladwell�s life is going nowhere. The media has skewered her debut novel, her fianc� Carson, a successful Hollywood producer, has jumped ship, and now she�s living in her sister�s carriage house�unattached, unemployed and uninspired. Then she learns that the Los Angeles estate of iconic author Ray Bradbury is up for sale, and she feels an immediate urge to buy the wonky old house, convinced that moving into the late author�s home will inspire her to create her best work yet.
Life in the Bradbury house is not what Mia imagined, however. Soon after moving in, to fulfill a debt she owes to Carson, she agrees to take in a pill-popping young actress as a tenant, and suddenly she finds herself in a balancing act between her needy ex, an unpredictable starlet, and her disapproving sister, who�s keeping a close eye on her. Add to all of this a series of mysterious sketches left at her doorstep by a stranger, and Mia�s life is more complicated than ever. As she searches for clues, though, Mia discovers insights into her own life. Maybe moving into Bradbury�s house was a big mistake�but maybe not.
Blurbs:
Blurbs:
"In her charming, wry debut, Nicole Meier brings together a frustrated writer, a Hollywood ing�nue, and the weathered home of a literary great. Through a winsome protagonist and a perfectly painted Los Angeles backdrop, Meier reminds us that although we�re built on history, a wide open path still lies ahead.�
�Michelle Gable, author of A Paris Apartment and I�ll See You in Paris
�The House of Bradbury weaves a contemporary Hollywood storyline with authentic Los Angeles literary history. The effect is a sparkling premise, memorable characters and crisp dialogue that draws in the reader. Author Nicole Meier whips up a thoroughly enjoyable modern story of self-discovery. Readers will find magic in The House of Bradbury.�
-Lian Dolan, creator and host of Satellite Sisters, author of bestselling novels Helen of Pasadena and Elizabeth the First Wife
�Just as inspiration hits struggling writer Mia Gladwell, she agrees to take in a recovering young starlet. With Ray Bradbury's former home as its backdrop, Nicole Meier weaves a delightful tale of accidental friendships and second chances.�
�Amy Sue Nathan, author of The Good Neighbor and The Glass Wives
About the Author:
Nicole Meier is a native Southern Californian who pulled up roots and moved to the Pacific Northwest. She works as a freelance travel and lifestyle writer for several Oregon publications. When she�s not working, she�s fulfilling her wanderlust and writing about it at HaveToteWillTravel.com. She lives in Oregon with her husband and three children.
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