THAT JAZZ. Character art. Book on wattpad
That Jazz. It’s a love triangle saga set in New Orleans in the 1920’s. A shy heiress grew up hopelessly in love with the boy next door, August Sinclair.
Until a pretty and popular socialite, Charlotte Chamberlain, showed up and claimed him for herself.
Rejected and heartbroken, Alexandria packed her things and left for Paris. There she transformed. She became the most powerful and influential force with a name and reputation that landed herself on the front page of every newspaper and magazine in the world.
She returned to New Orleans unrecognizable and burning with vengeance.
She befriends Charlotte, the woman who stole her man. Keeping her old crush August close and the woman who took him even closer.
Their twisted friendship dynamics and mismatched motives creates a dangerous chemistry that gets them caught up in mafia mixups, casino heists, and glamorous disasters.
A story of wealth, power, revenge, and the kind of love that can ruin reputations.
25 chapters posted so far to Wattpad.
By Sable St.James
This is some art I’m working on for a printed special edition copy possibly to be sold on Amazon
That Jazz uniquely combines romance with thrilling elements of crime and high society drama, set against the vibrant backdrop of 1920s New Orleans. The story’s setting is rich with historical charm, including the jazz culture and the infamous mafia influence of the era, which adds an immersive layer to the narrative. From personal experience reading similar genre stories, the transformation of the protagonist from a shy, heartbroken girl into a formidable woman is both compelling and inspiring. It highlights not just emotional growth but also empowerment, which resonates strongly with readers who appreciate character development. The complex relationships between Alexandria, August Sinclair, and Charlotte Chamberlain provide a realistic portrayal of mixed motives and friendship fraught with tension. Such dynamics keep the story engaging and unpredictable, especially when intertwined with high-stakes events like casino heists and dangerous alliances. For fans of historical romance and crime thrillers, That Jazz offers a perfect blend. The author’s ambition to produce character art and a special printed edition further shows a dedication to crafting a memorable reader experience. This kind of multi-format storytelling, including Wattpad serialization, helps build community and discussion around the story, making it more interactive and connected. Overall, if you're looking for a book that provides a deep dive into 1920s culture, thrilling plot twists, and a layered love triangle, That Jazz is worth exploring. It’s a vivid example of how early 20th-century settings can enhance modern romantic and suspenseful storytelling.