Preview Moving Neutral
*"Candy in book form." -- Book Labyrinth
"Lovely to read. It's fast. It's sweet. . . . Read it. You'll love it." -- This is Me
"Oh, how I loved reading this book!" -- Vanessa, The Book Muffin
"Fast, fun, romantic." -- Julie Odron *
Casey Snow is grounded for life... or at least until she leaves for college.
After driving her car into the side of her parents' garage, Casey is stuck filing papers in her mom's office during the day, and confined to her house on the weekends. Worst of all, she's not allowed to see her favorite band, Moving Neutral--whose lead guitarist, Blake Parker, just might be the love of Casey's life.
But with her best friend's help, Casey comes up with a plan to sneak out of her house for the concert. And as she's standing in line at a coffee shop near the show, everything changes.
Because behind her is Blake Parker, ready to sweep her away for the best summer of her life.
Review*"Katy Atlas has a wonderful writing style that flowed well for me. . . Casey's voice was very genuine and easy to relate to in most circumstances. It was a quick, easy, fun read and I would recommend it." -- A Book Club of One
"A page-turner . . . I highly suggest Moving Neutral if you are looking for a book to take you back to the days of sneaking out of your bedroom window and squealing over cute boys with your best friend." -- Jimmy Choos on the Treadmill
"Blake Parker doesn't have a common bone in his body. He´s young, sexy, romantic and is the lead guitarist of Moving Neutral, but some coffee and an autograph changed his ordinary Band tour summer into an extraordinary experience that will make his summer something to remember. I really liked this book, it´s an easy and quick read, so much that I flew through the book in about 8 hours." -- Book Addict
"I loved the characters. This booked sucked me in until the end." -- Mandi424
"Great story. I loved the whole concept, Casey running away with her favorite band and falling in love with the lead singer. There was always this tension and sense of urgency and impending unknown through the whole story that kept me glued to the pages." -- Courtney Lyn Batten, author of Sweetwater*
Katy Atlas graduated from Princeton University, where she majored in English and took courses in contemporary fiction, creative writing and playwriting. At Princeton, she wrote for the Daily Princetonian and published short fiction pieces in the Nassau Weekly.
A recent transplant from Manhattan, Katy now lives in Houston, Texas with her husband and two dogs.
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