Wednesday, August 31, 2016
Waiting on Wednesday: Bionic by Suzanne Weyn
Waiting on Wednesday is a weekly event hosted by Jill at Breaking the Spine where we spotlight upcoming releases that we're eagerly awaiting. My pick this week is by an author that I have enjoyed many books from, Suzanne Weyn. Hoping it will be a good one, and it comes out in October. Here is the blurb from Goodreads:
Mira has always almost had it all... until it all crashes and burns. She's hurt in a horrible car accident, and the only way the doctors can help is to try experimental prosthetics and chips that are implanted directly into her brain. It's a huge risk, but after months of testing and therapy, Mira is back, and better than ever.
But soon her friends turn against her as their parents call her on unfair advantages and get her cut from lacrosse and the scholarships she was depending on for college. And with her enhanced hearing, she knows how many people in her school and her town are calling her a robot, a cyborg.
Is that true? Is Mira human, or is she somehow something other? How can she overcome the ways people see her and just be herself... especially if she's not really sure who that is anymore?
Suzanne Weyn is always at the cutting edge when it comes to new tech and the questions it raises about the world we live in.
Sounds like it could be a very interesting read! And from my past experience, Weyn's books are always pretty quick and easy reads. So, what book are you eagerly awaiting this week?
And hey, while you're here, don't forget I've started my 5th Annual September is for Sequels Challenge if you want to join in! Go HERE to learn more about it or join in!
Promo Post: An Arrangement by Lindsay Marie Miller
Book info:
Title: An Arrangement
Author: Lindsay Marie Miller
Genre: New Adult Contemporary Romance
Release Date: August 30, 2016
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Synopsis:
When Claire Andrews returns home from college for
the summer, her little sister is rushed to the hospital due to a
life-threatening heart condition. On her twenty-first birthday, Claire will
receive a trust fund set aside by her late father with enough money to cover
all medical expenses.
The catch?
Claire must marry a rich man or her access to the
trust will be denied.
Her childhood crush, Benjamin Lewis, is a
twenty-eight-year-old billionaire business mogul and New York City’s most
eligible bachelor. When Ben agrees to marry Claire, her financial problems are
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Excerpt:
“They
can treat Amy,” I announced, staring blindly out the window. “It’s experimental
stuff, but the doctors are going to do everything they can. It’s not too late.”
Mom
breathed a sigh of relief, and I seemed to feel it more than see or hear it.
“Insurance
won’t cover it, but I told Dr. Abrams that it wouldn’t be a problem.” I looked
back over my shoulder at Mom, confused by the fearful look on her face. Her
cropped black hair looked frazzled and worn, while her blue eyes, Amy’s eyes,
shifted with terror and panic. “What? What is it?”
“Claire,”
she cried, grabbing ahold of my wrist until I sat down in the chair beside her.
“We can’t afford that. We don’t have the money.” The tears started up again,
and I wanted to slap her for lying to me.
“What
are you talking about?” I jerked at her shirtsleeve. “What do you mean we don’t
have the money? Daddy left you a fortune!”
“Your
father only left me with enough to live on until you girls came of age. That
and the house.”
“Came
of age?” I crossed my arms over my chest, while she dabbed her eyes with his
handkerchief.
“The
rest of your father’s wealth is in a trust fund that he set up especially for
you girls. He wanted to take care of the two of you, maybe because he knew that
I couldn’t.”
Wouldn’t
was more like it.
“And
why wasn’t I told about this? This mysterious trust fund?”
“Because
you can’t access it until you turn twenty-one,” she clarified.
“My
birthday’s next week,” I noted, stating aloud what we both already knew.
It
was my twenty-first birthday to be exact.
“I
know.” Her tears dried immediately, as she reached into her handbag to grab her
phone. “I’ll call your father’s attorney. He drew up the contract. I think
there were some other stipulations.”
“What
do you mean?” My frustration resurfaced, while I watched her dial numbers on
the LED touch screen. “What kind of stipulations?”
“In
order to access all of the money in the trust…”
“Yeah,”
I answered, nudging her on. “I have to be twenty-one. What else?”
“I
think you have to be married, too.”
Married?
How could that even be legal?
I
sat down on the floor and held my head in my hands. Everything had happened too
soon, making my world spin out of control. I penned a mental list in my head
that summed up the main points of the day.
Amy
was sick. And her condition, if not treated, was most likely fatal.
Insurance
would not cover the experimental treatments, and Mom didn’t have the money to
pay.
Instead,
my late father’s wealth had been stowed away in a trust, which I would soon
have access to.
As
long as I married. As long as I had a husband. And all the while, Amy’s heart
could be failing.
Money
was the only way to save my sister, and at present, marriage was the only way
to get the money.
I
needed a husband by next week.
And I didn’t even have a boyfriend.
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LINDSAY MARIE MILLER was born and raised in Tallahassee, FL, where she graduated from high school as Valedictorian. Afterwards, Lindsay attended Florida State University and graduated Summa Cum Laude with an English Literature major, Psychology minor, and Specialized Studies in Markets and Institutions.
LINDSAY MARIE MILLER was born and raised in Tallahassee, FL, where she graduated from high school as Valedictorian. Afterwards, Lindsay attended Florida State University and graduated Summa Cum Laude with an English Literature major, Psychology minor, and Specialized Studies in Markets and Institutions.
Lindsay
is the author of the Jones Series, Jungle
Eyes, Emerald Green, S.I.N.G.L.E.
and An Arrangement. An incurable romantic
at heart, she enjoys writing about strong heroines and the honorable gentleman
who claim their hearts, often utilizing elements of suspense, adventure, or
even comedy. While the context of her writing is diverse, one factor always
remains at the center of every novel: Love.
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Tuesday, August 30, 2016
Author Interview and Giveaway - Red: The Untold Story by Angela M. Hudson
Book info:
Red: The Untold Story
by Angela M. Hudson
Genre: YA Fairytale Retelling
Release Date: July 25th, 2016
Summary from Goodreads:
A powerful new YA novel by award-winning dark romance author AM Hudson.
Do not go gentle into the wolf's asylum...
Once every twenty years, pack alpha Luther takes a new wife. On the day of Selection, Red ischosen. Just as her family always planned. Just as she always planned. Until she met Alex Plain.
Alex took Red to worlds she never imagined, where the ordinary is seen as magical, and the upright is abstract. With the help of this new friendship, Red begins to see a future for herself outside of the pack. But, unfortunately, Alex Plain came along too late.
Red is obligated to marry Luther now, and taken to live in the mysterious Ravenswood Mansion, where truth lies and the walls have eyes. What Red learns there about her alpha will ignite some burning questions—ones that, when answered, could undo the entire order of the pack:
What happened to all the children born there? Why hasn’t this mansion left the seventeenth century? And where are all his previous wives?
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Author Interview:
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Thanks for having me.
About the Author:
From the town that brought you Sam Worthington, the city that brought you Heath Ledger, and the country that gave you Chris Hemsworth, comes the AusRom TODAY Author of the Year 2015 and Best Established Author nominee AM Hudson.
This internationally successful author has captivated fans all over the world since her Dark Secrets series was released in 2011. Known for her character-driven novels and twisted plots, her epic stories will confuse you, draw you in, make you feel something, including a strong desire to slap the protagonist.
When she's not making people fall in love with her works, she spends time sorting a mountain of laundry for her four sons and drags shoelaces around the house for her Ragdoll cat Pudding to chase.
Mrs. Hudson loves a good chat about all things bookish, so come find her on Facebook at 'AM Hudson', and she absolutely loves readers that leave reviews.
Author Links: Website│Goodreads│Twitter│Facebook│Amazon Author's Page
Giveaway:
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Blog Tour Organized by: YA Bound Book Tours Go HERE for the complete tour schedule.
Red: The Untold Story
by Angela M. Hudson
Genre: YA Fairytale Retelling
Release Date: July 25th, 2016
Summary from Goodreads:
A powerful new YA novel by award-winning dark romance author AM Hudson.
Do not go gentle into the wolf's asylum...
Once every twenty years, pack alpha Luther takes a new wife. On the day of Selection, Red ischosen. Just as her family always planned. Just as she always planned. Until she met Alex Plain.
Alex took Red to worlds she never imagined, where the ordinary is seen as magical, and the upright is abstract. With the help of this new friendship, Red begins to see a future for herself outside of the pack. But, unfortunately, Alex Plain came along too late.
Red is obligated to marry Luther now, and taken to live in the mysterious Ravenswood Mansion, where truth lies and the walls have eyes. What Red learns there about her alpha will ignite some burning questions—ones that, when answered, could undo the entire order of the pack:
What happened to all the children born there? Why hasn’t this mansion left the seventeenth century? And where are all his previous wives?
Add to Goodreads
Buy Links: Amazon US | Amazon UK | Amazon CA | Amazon AU | Barnes and Noble
Author Interview:
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1. Where did you
get your idea for your story?
That’s a tough question. I guess it started with
the cover idea (which I didn’t end up using in the end) and a story of a girl
named ‘Red’ formed from there. It quickly became a tale of Red Riding Hood, and
then I scrapped that entire novel and wrote what we have now; same characters,
different era, different set of circumstances. I tend to do that with most
novels I write, so it’s hard to say where the idea came from. Ha ha ha.
2. What does your
writing process look like? What is your
method of writing? Do you know the whole
story when you start? Do you plan it all
out before you start writing? Or do you
just start writing and go with it (seat of your pants writing)? If you plan it out, how do you do that? Outline, notecards, post-it notes, etc.?
Again, like the previous question, I have a pretty odd
process. These days I plan a basic plot outline so I know where I’m going, and
then tweak it from there. But the outline will be super basic, like: She meets
[this guy] and then needs to do [this] before she gets to [that], so that in
the end [this will happen]’. Once I have an idea of the story direction, I just
write, and then go along with what my characters want from there, even if it
changes the entire plot or I end up scrapping the book and starting again.
3. Do you have a
favorite author or genre of books?
Oddly enough, even though I write paranormal
romance, I don’t like to read that genre. I prefer plain old contemporary
romance. But it seems like romance has a label these days and most people think
that it means erotic books, but I like my books clean and heartbreaking, but
with a happy ending. Nicholas Sparks never seems to let me down, and I’ve loved
everything I’ve ever read from Colleen Hoover, but I don’t really have a
favourite author.
4. How long have
you been writing?
Since 2007, but I didn’t start making a career of it until
2011.
5. What tips do you
have for aspiring writers?
Way too many to list here. Ha ha ha. I mean, we all
know the basics, right?: If you have a dream, go for it; never read a negative
review (and never respond). But I think my favourite piece of advice is: The
only difference between a success and a failure is the failure to give up in
the face of failure.
6. What's next for
you?
I’m taking a break right now and ‘finding my voice’ again, but then I’m
pretty sure I’ll work on this early-1900s fantasy romance. I can’t say too much
about it because I started writing it over a year ago and haven’t been able to
‘get into it’, so I don’t want to get anyone excited if I scrap this one and
move on. But I am thinking about a Jason and Rochelle novel (characters from my
Dark Secrets series).
7. Favorites: Movies/tv shows, social media site, music,
food (writing snack)
Movies: Ever After; Kate & Leopold; The Count of Monte
Cristo; The Notebook; All LOTR and Hobbit movies. And so many more. I’m huge
movie buff.
TV shows… you shouldn’t have asked that, ha ha ha: TVD; The
Originals; The Tudors; GoT; Walking Dead; Outlander; Heartland; Reign; and I
loved The Secret Circle and a few other awesome shows that got cancelled. And,
again, so many more.
Music: I love dark, moody, soulful stuff. Mostly
alternative: Thirty Seconds to Mars; Muse; Birds of Tokyo; Birdy; Radiohead;
Civil Twilight; Keith Urban; Luke Sital-Singh; Audioslave; Daughtry. I could go
on for ever.
As for a writing snack, I avoid eating while writing because I put
on stacks of weight and got too tired to write. Ha ha ha. So now I take breaks
and eat protein-rich foods to sustain me while I work (Yikes, I sound like one
of those health nuts! Ha ha ha). But, really, writing is everything to me, and
giving my readers the best of me is my top priority, so I like to perform at my
best. Kind of like an athlete. But this is Author-lympics. Ha ha ha
Thanks for having me.
About the Author:
From the town that brought you Sam Worthington, the city that brought you Heath Ledger, and the country that gave you Chris Hemsworth, comes the AusRom TODAY Author of the Year 2015 and Best Established Author nominee AM Hudson.
This internationally successful author has captivated fans all over the world since her Dark Secrets series was released in 2011. Known for her character-driven novels and twisted plots, her epic stories will confuse you, draw you in, make you feel something, including a strong desire to slap the protagonist.
When she's not making people fall in love with her works, she spends time sorting a mountain of laundry for her four sons and drags shoelaces around the house for her Ragdoll cat Pudding to chase.
Mrs. Hudson loves a good chat about all things bookish, so come find her on Facebook at 'AM Hudson', and she absolutely loves readers that leave reviews.
Author Links: Website│Goodreads│Twitter│Facebook│Amazon Author's Page
Giveaway:
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Blog Tour Organized by: YA Bound Book Tours Go HERE for the complete tour schedule.
Monday, August 29, 2016
Cover Reveal: Redux (Tricksters #2) by A.L. Davroe
Today, I am extremely excited to share the cover reveal for
Redux (Tricksters #2) by A.L. Davroe! But first, let's look back at Book 1:
About book #1:
Nexis (Tricksters, #1) by A.L. Davroe
Release Date: Dec. 1, 2015
Genre: YA Sci-Fi / YA Science Fiction
Published by: Entangled Teen
Published by: Entangled Teen
Goodreads Book Link: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/21480858-nexis
Amazon Buy Link: http://www.amazon.com/Nexis-L-Davroe/dp/1633750175?tag=entangpublis-20&link_code=ur2&creative=9325&camp=211189
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Entangled Page: http://www.entangledpublishing.com/nexis/
Amazon Buy Link: http://www.amazon.com/Nexis-L-Davroe/dp/1633750175?tag=entangpublis-20&link_code=ur2&creative=9325&camp=211189
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Entangled Page: http://www.entangledpublishing.com/nexis/
In the domed city of Evanescence, appearance is everything. A Natural Born amongst genetically-altered Aristocrats, all Ella ever wanted was to be like everyone else. Augmented, sparkling, and perfect. Then…the crash. Devastated by her father’s death and struggling with her new physical limitations, Ella is terrified to learn she is not just alone, but little more than a prisoner.
Her only escape is to lose herself in Nexis, the hugely popular virtual reality game her father created. In Nexis she meets Guster, a senior player who guides Ella through the strange and compelling new world she now inhabits. He offers Ella guidance, friendship…and something more. Something that allows her to forget about the “real” world, and makes her feel whole again.
But Nexis isn’t quite the game everyone thinks it is.
Her only escape is to lose herself in Nexis, the hugely popular virtual reality game her father created. In Nexis she meets Guster, a senior player who guides Ella through the strange and compelling new world she now inhabits. He offers Ella guidance, friendship…and something more. Something that allows her to forget about the “real” world, and makes her feel whole again.
But Nexis isn’t quite the game everyone thinks it is.
Check out my review of Book 1 HERE.
About book #2:
Redux (Tricksters #2) by A.L. Davroe
Published by: Entangled Teen
Release Date: March 21st, 2017
Genre: YA Sci-Fi / YA Science Fiction
Release Date: March 21st, 2017
Genre: YA Sci-Fi / YA Science Fiction
Buy links:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Redux-Tricksters-Novel-L-Davroe/dp/163375507X/
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Redux-Tricksters-Novel-L-Davroe/dp/163375507X/
Barnes and Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/redux-al-davroe/1123132791
The domed city of Evanescence is in ruins. With nowhere to go, prodigy hacker Ellani “Ella” Drexel and a small band of survivors flee to the Undertunnel below their city.
To escape the wasteland she unknowingly created.
But sanctuary is hard to find. With malfunctioning androids and angry rebels at their backs, the group hopes to press on for the neighboring city of Cadence. But Ella’s chosen path is challenging…life-threatening, even. Worse, the boy she loves is acting distant, and not at all like the person she first met in Nexis.
But then Ella learns a secret…and it changes everything.
Ella knows she needs to turn back and make a stand to reclaim her home. She’s determined to bring a new—and better—life to all who’ve suffered.
To escape the wasteland she unknowingly created.
But sanctuary is hard to find. With malfunctioning androids and angry rebels at their backs, the group hopes to press on for the neighboring city of Cadence. But Ella’s chosen path is challenging…life-threatening, even. Worse, the boy she loves is acting distant, and not at all like the person she first met in Nexis.
But then Ella learns a secret…and it changes everything.
Ella knows she needs to turn back and make a stand to reclaim her home. She’s determined to bring a new—and better—life to all who’ve suffered.
Or die trying.
About the Author:
A.L. (Amanda) writes both YA and adult speculative fiction. She prefers revisionist tales in paranormal, romance, Steampunk, and fantasy. She is the author of Salvation Station (adult psych horror), The City Steam Collection (adult psych horror), For Your Heart (YA Paranormal Romance), Nexis (Tricksters, #1) (YA Sci-Fi), and M.I.A. (YA suspense-horror). Her YA Sci-Fi novel, Redux (Tricksters, #2), is coming out with Entangled Publishing on March 21, 2017!
By day, Amanda lives in Connecticut with her two feline hench-creatures. She's a terrible blusher, has a weak spot for cuddly animals, loves Laffy Taffy and Cadbury MiniEggs, and she's a huge advocate of alternative healing methods. Amanda also wears purple shoes and corsets...Though not always in the same ensemble. She's a Capricorn, a Hufflepuff, a bit gothic, and a few nuggets short of a Happy Meal. Amanda also suffers from Resting Bitchface Syndrome (RBS), so even though she might look like she'll tie you in a knot if you come near her, she's more afraid of you than you are of her.
Blog Tour: Author Interview and Giveaway - And the Trees Crept In by Dawn Kurtagich
Book info:
Author Interview:
2. How do you come up with your ideas for your stories?
3. How long have you been writing?
5. What is your favorite scary story/book/author?
6. Favorites: Movies/tv shows, social media site, music, food (writing snack)
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Title: AND THE TREES CREPT IN
Author: Dawn Kurtagich
Pub.
Date: September 6, 2016
Publisher: Little Brown Books for Young Readers
Pages: 352
Formats: Hardcover, eBook, audiobook
A stunning, terrifying novel about a house the color of
blood and the two sisters who are trapped there, by The Dead House author Dawn
Kurtagich.
When Silla and Nori
arrive at their aunt's home, it's immediately clear that the "blood
manor" is cursed. The creaking of the house and the stillness of the woods
surrounding them would be enough of a sign, but there are secrets too--the
questions that Silla can't ignore: Who is the beautiful boy that's appeared
from the woods? Who is the man that her little sister sees, but no one else?
And why does it seem that, ever since they arrived, the trees have been
creeping closer?
Filled with just as
many twists and turns as The Dead House, and with achingly beautiful, chilling
language that delivers haunting scenes, AND THE TREES CREPT IN is the perfect
follow-up novel for master horror writer Dawn Kurtagich.
Author Interview:
1. What does your writing process look
like? Do you know the whole story when
you start? Or do you just start writing
and go with it (seat of the pants writing)?
If you plan it out, how do you do that?
Outline, note cards, post-it notes, etc.?
I use a combination of methods, but each book is written in
its own way. The usual steps are as follows:
- 1. Follow a morning routine.
I do this for
as long as I am in an early-bird phase. I’m not always there naturally, but I
try to keep myself for the majority of the year. In winter, I tend to go more
nocturnal. Even then, however, I’ll still follow a morning routine. I do this
as a sort of ritual to get me into a success mind-frame and by doing so I have
great writing days and truly love
what I’m doing.
- 2. Pants to Plan
While working
by the seat of your pants is SO much fun, and I did it for years, nowadays, I
need to be more organized. Often I’m writing on proposal, so I need to have
written the synopsis for the whole book before I even begin. These synopses
will usually change—quite dramatically sometimes—as I then get writing. But it
usually means that I know what is going to happen and how it is going to end.
- 3. Post-its and Index cards
I use post-its
and index cards somewhere in my
process. Always. It might be mid-draft if I reach an unforeseen roadblock, or
it might be later during revisions.
- 4. Road-maps
I have recently
started road-mapping on a large piece of paper like Holly Black and Marcus
Sedgwick. By doing this it’s much easier to see the overall picture,
particularly with complex plotlines.
- 5. Variety
I use a variety
of other methods to help me work: drawing, diary-keeping, painting, journaling,
keeping a writing journal, crafting and so much more. There are limitless ways
of exploring the story you’re trying to tell, and each one might reveal part of
the puzzle. Think outside the box!
2. How do you come up with your ideas for your stories?
This one is tough. Mostly because
I think readers expect my answer to be the
answer. Maybe there’s a doorway in the forest where I find them floating in the
air. (I wish!) The truth is, they just come. Ideas just are. My usual problem is not finding one, but choosing the right one.
3. How long have you been writing?
As a dyslexic person, I came to books
later in childhood. Because of this, I used to draw to tell my stories. I used
to draw comic strips with insanely melodramatic storylines. I started doing
that when I was very young. Three? Four? When the words did reach me (or when I reached them), I began writing my first
novel. I was twelve. I finished it at 17.
4. What tips do you have for aspiring writers?
Try to be patient. Youth is never patient, but try to be. Write
something for yourself. Let yourself love it. Go with the flow while you can.
Then: edit. Perfect your book. If you like, get others to read it. Edit,
rewrite, and rewrite again. Think. Pause. Meditate. When your book is the best
you can possibly make it, only then think about the next steps. And when you do think about the next steps, go as
carefully and as patiently as before (and repeat all the above steps). You’ll
get to the next step after that . . . repeat as above.
This is a cool industry, but
tough. Being patient, learning your craft, growing a thick skin, and staying
deathly in love with it will go a long way.
But also: Disregard any and all
advice that doesn’t work for you. You just might need to break the rules.
5. What is your favorite scary story/book/author?
Picking only one? Now you’re just being cruel!
6. Favorites: Movies/tv shows, social media site, music, food (writing snack)
Movies: The Fountain, A Tale of Two Sisters, Insidious, Heavenly
Creatures, Stigmata, Never Let Me Go, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. THERE
ARE SO MANY WE WILL BE HERE FOREVER.
Social Media: Instagram
Music: SOOOOOO Much. Current obsession: Die Antwoort (they make me
laugh)
Writing Snacks: Water and chocolate mint sticks or pocky!
Thank you for having me on your wonderful blog! Be sure to come say hi
and follow me on instagram,
because I might just be listing a giveaway soon….!
About Author:
Dawn Kurtagich is a writer of creepy, spooky and
psychologically sinister YA fiction, where girls may descend into madness, boys
may see monsters in men, and grown-ups may have something to hide. Her debut YA
novel, The Dead House, is forthcoming
from Orion/Indigo (UK) and Little, Brown Books for Young Readers (US) in
2015.
By the time she was eighteen, she had been to fifteen schools
across two continents. The daughter of a British globe-trotter and single
mother, she grew up all over the place, but her formative years were spent in
Africa—on a mission, in the bush, in the city and in the desert.
She has been lucky enough to see an elephant stampede at
close range, a giraffe tongue at very close range, and she once witnessed the
stealing of her (and her friends’) underwear by very large, angry baboons.
(This will most definitely end up in a book . . . ) While she has quite a few
tales to tell about the jumping African baboon spider, she tends to save these
for Halloween!
When she was sixteen, she thought she'd be an astronomer and
writer at the same time, and did a month-long internship at Cambridge's
prestigious Cavendish Laboratories.
She writes over at the YA Scream Queens, a young adult blog for all
things horror and thriller, and she is a member of the YA League.
Her life reads like a YA novel.
Giveaway Details:
- 3 winners will receive a finished copy of AND THE TREES CREPT IN, US Only.
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Tour Schedule:
Week One:
8/29/2016- Lisa Loves
Literature- Interview
8/31/2016- Bookish Fangirl- Guest Post
9/1/2016- NovelKnight- Review
9/2/2016- Once Upon a
Twilight- Interview
Week Two:
9/5/2016- Pretty Deadly
Reviews- Review
9/6/2016- Ohana Reads- Guest Post
9/7/2016- Such a Novel Idea- Review
9/8/2016- Bookish Lifestyle- Interview
9/9/2016- A Dream Within A
Dream- Review
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