Vikk Simmons

Video Magic Vikk Simmons

Publisher Marketing: WINNER of the ROMANCE WRITERS OF AMERICA GOLDEN HEART FOR YOUNG ADULT ROMANCE AWARD Give yourself a treat with a great romantic story this Valentine's Day season Like old fashioned romance? VIDEO MAGIC is a traditional romance story that provides an exciting emotional rollercoaster ride. What happens when competition and the green-eyed monster of jealousy gets in the way of romance and young love? If you're looking for a story that tugs on the heartstrings, give VIDEO MAGIC A try. Kimberly Lange is no stranger to competition. She's been trying to catch up to her successful big brother for all of her 16 years. So when she and Marla Monroe compete for the coveted internship on Northrupp High's senior video project, Kimberly's not just trying to grab a chance to work with Greg Winters, the project's dreamy cinematographer. She's also out to prove herself and to her parents that she's as much a winner as her big brother. But even Kimberly's good intentions can't always protect her from her own impulsiveness. When her well-intended actions get her into hot water with the project faculty advisor and jeopardize her budding relationship with Greg, Kimberly must reexamine what it means to win. To find out more, SCROLL UP and get your copy of VIDEO MAGIC today. Don't forget to sign up for updates and a news about the next Northrupp High romance story, DIVIDED LOYALTIES at NorthruppHighNews.com Contributor Bio:  Simmons, Vikk Edith Wharton, author of Xingu and The Vice of Reading, was a prolific writer. She wrote both fiction and nonfiction and loved to write about things that interested her. That's why you'll find essays, design books, books on houses and gardens, travel books, and a book on writing, as well as novels, novellas, and short stories. She wrote 38 novels and novellas, and well over 85 short stories. Although she wrote her first novel at the age of eleven, her mother's cold reception dampened her enthusiasm. In later years, many adored Wharton's novel Ethan Frome, but she won the Pulitzer Prize for The Age of Innocence. Even today, her novel The House of Mirth continues to draw readers.