I am very happy to announce …
GREYLOCK wins Best Book Award by American Book Fest 2017. 14th Annual Book Awards: Winners and finalists traverse the publishing landscape: Wiley, McGraw-Hill, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, St. Martin’s Press, Penguin Random House, Hachette Book Group, Rowman & Littlefield, New American Library, Forge/Tor Books, John Hopkins University Press, MIT Press and hundreds of independent houses. Jeffrey Keen, President and CEO of American Book Fest said this year’s contest yielded over 2,000 entries from mainstream and independent publishers, which were then narrowed down to over 400 winners and finalists.
“In Greylock, Paula Cappa has written a smart, entertaining supernatural thriller, in which a composer with a damning secret battles a ballerina scorned, while an embittered messenger from the Otherworld demands to be heard. Think Stephen King meets Raymond Chandler with a score by Tchaikovsky. The author’s passion for both the arts and the natural world shines through on every page, while a mysterious composition from old Russia, combined with the majestic songs of the Beluga whale, form the thematic backdrop of the story. Briskly paced and yet lovingly detailed, this novel was a genuine pleasure to read.” —David Corbett, award-winning and best-selling author of The Mercy of the Night.
Paula Cappa 
Wahoo! Congratulations Paula. Well deserved for a spellbinding and creative musical mystery. I’m still shivering when I think of it! 😈 Cynthia
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Thank you, Cynthia. I’m thrilled, as you can guess.
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Congrats, Paula!
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Thank you. I didn’t expect this at all. The competition at American Book Fest is stiffer than most. Just goes to show that we must keep the faith and keep reaching. And keep writing; I’m working on my 4th novel now.
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Congrats, Paula! That is fantastic! Wishing you continued success in all your writing endeavors. ~nan
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