Read Eternal Echoes, Emblem of Eternity Trilogy Book 2 Online
Authors: Angela Corbett
Tags: #Young Adult Paranormal
Eternal Echoes, Emblem of Eternity Trilogy Book 2 (39 page)
Ashley Argyle, my editing F.o.C at InkTip Editing. Thank you for a million reasons, but especially because the first draft wouldn’t have been finished without your advice. I’m so grateful you’re always by my side, willing to endure another round of the “editing version of childbirth.” To Dan, because you calm me down, rein in my crazy, and make me laugh. I love you—with all my heart. Also, a huge thank you to all of my family and friends who have been so supportive of my books.
To my awesome betas: Lani, Natalie, Dan, and Heather, thank you for your comments! To all the wonderful bloggers who have supported this series so much, I can’t thank you enough! Jean Vallesteros, I’m so very lucky to have you in my life, my sweet friend! My career wouldn’t be where it is without you and Booknerd Tours. Thank you!!! Cristina Scutaru, thank you for being such a huge supporter of this series, creating the Eternal Starling Tumblr page, fan art, and spearheading the campaign to get the book published in Romania! Also, thank you to my Ang’s Devils Street Team and Julie Bromley, for helping me get the word out about my books!
Chris Wells, the book Jedi, and the staff at the West Jordan, UT, Barnes and Noble who are so supportive of my books. I’m very lucky to have such an awesome local store!
A huge thank you to the winners of the Sandy Hook benefit auction: Karen Versoi, and Chris and Karen DeVault. The winners got to choose the name of a character in Eternal Echoes. Karen Versoi chose the name Robert after her dad. Chris and Karen DeVault chose the name Vicki after one of the Sandy Hook teachers, Victoria Soto. I thought it was a touching tribute, and hope I did her name justice. And Chris, Snuffy is for you.
And finally, love, hugs, and a MASSIVE thank you to my readers. I absolutely couldn’t do what I do without you! xoxoxo
Angela Corbett graduated from Westminster College and previously worked as a journalist, freelance writer, and director of communications and marketing. She lives in Utah with her extremely supportive husband, and loves classic cars, traveling, and chasing their five-pound Pomeranian, Pippin—who is just as mischievous as his hobbit namesake. She’s the author of Young Adult, New Adult, and Adult fiction—with lots of kissing. She writes under two names, Angela Corbett, and Destiny Ford.
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