Please feel free to email me and express your thoughts about my novel, or ask me any questions you may have. I'm not always able to respond to every email, but I will do my best.
Thank you - Jill Shure
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READER COMMENTS ABOUT NIGHT JAZZ
| From the moment I started reading this book I couldn't stop. Night Jazz is fun, captivating and a roller coaster of a ride. I wanted to jump into the pages and become Jeri Devlin. Jeri's vulnerability in this world of Gangsters, Casinos and Illegal booze allowed her to succumb to love like she never had before. I can't wait for the sequel. |
Liz, San Diego, CA (April 18, 2001)
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| I loved this book and couldn't stop reading until I finished it. I can still imagine being transported to the year 1929, the imagery painted by the author is so well-defined. Jill Shure took me to this other time where thoughts, feelings, emotions, events all had different meaning than the world of today. An era so precious and at the same time so frightening, yet so lost to our time. It was mesmerizing and exciting and left me wanting to stay and continue the experience. A cleverly crafted and deftly written story of romance, danger and excitement. |
Reader, San Diego, CA (March 21, 2001)
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| What a read! What a ride! Jill Shure's mesmerizing book "Night Jazz" drew me in from the first words and didn't let go even after I read the last ones. For the several days I couldn't put the book down, Jeri Devlin and Lex Rose were my constant companions, immersing me in the smoke-filled, alcohol-drenched, perfume-laden world of 1929. I can't wait for the sequel! |
Andrea, Encinitas, CA (March 16, 2001)
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| . . . . Jill Shure's NIGHT JAZZ is a riveting ride to a grand passion. |
Alice, Carlsbad, CA (March 16, 2001)
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| I just finished Night Jazz and needed to congratulate you on a fantastic job. A superb "read," as they said in the ads! . . . . My daughter-in-law always says that when reading fiction, she wants to be taken away into another world, and to become that other world. A real escape. Well, you managed to do this for us. We lived that life as we were reading about it. Again, well done! |
Teresa, USA (April 20, 2001)
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