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Author Interview – Michael Northrop
I have a double header on the blog today and you are in for a treat my dear readers! I was lucky enough to snag Michael Northrop, author of Trapped, for an author interview. Aren’t you the lucky ones? He’s touring his book through the site I help run, The Teen {Book} Scene and I must say that it’s gotten some great buzz! I’m proud that I can give him even more! 1) Welcome to my blog! I always like to start my interviews with a challenge. How would Scotty describe himself in a tweet (140 characters)? I’m Scotty Weems,…
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Blog Tour – So Shelly: Interview with Gordon
Happy Wednesday all! Today I’m so happy to welcome Gordon Byron, one of the main characters of Ty Roth’s So Shelly, to my blog for an interview. To say that Gordon’s life is interesting is a massive understatement, but I’ll go ahead and let you get to know him a little bit through his answers. Enjoy! Q: Hello Gordon. If you were to die soon, what would your obituary headline be? A: Literary Prodigy to Mingle with the Universe Q: What is your best childhood memory of Shelly? A: Let’s see. I don’t think anyone else knows…
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Blog Tour – Author Interview: Savita Kalhan
Hello everyone! Today I’m happy to welcome Savita Kalhan, author of The Long Weekend, to my blog! Let’s find out a little about this lovely lady shall we? *** 1. Hello and welcome Savita! Thanks for stopping by. I always like to start my interviews with a challenge. If you had to choose a color to describe you, what would it be and why? Hi Jessica, thanks for having me here today! That is a challenge! I’ve never thought of myself as a colour. I have favourite colours – I love green, pink, purple, orange, red, black, but I think…
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Blog Tour: Book Review – The Girl in the Green Raincoat
In the third trimester of her pregnancy, Baltimore private investigator Tess Monaghan is under doctor’s orders to remain immobile. Bored and restless, reduced to watching the world go by outside her window, she takes small comfort in the mundane events she observes . . . like the young woman in a green raincoat who walks her dog at the same time every day. Then one day the dog is running free and its owner is nowhere to be seen. Certain that something is terribly wrong, and incapable of leaving well enough alone, Tess is determined to get to the bottom…
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Light Series: Interview with Lily & A GIVEAWAY!
I am pleased as punch today to welcome Jennifer DeLucy to my blog! She is one of my favorite authors, and definitely a person of the highest caliber of sweetness. She is on a tour promoting the Light Series, which includes Seers of Light and Whisper of Light so far, with a third book coming very soon. If you haven’t yet met William, Lily and the crew, you really need to read these books! Today I give you a glimpse into the mind of Lily, one of the Sentinents and also our fearless heroine in Seers of Light. Enjoy! 1) Hi…
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Blog Tour – Book Review: A Chronicle of Endylmyr
Media Type: Print Book (ARC) Title: A Chronicle of Endylmyr: The Witches of Endylmyr Author: Charles Hall Publisher: Outskirts Press Pages: Paperback; 564 Release Date: September 28, 2010 Source: Pump Up Your Book Promotions ————————————————- Genre: Science Fiction / Fantasy HDB Rating: 5 Keys to My Heart Recommended to: Fantasy lovers Add it on: Goodreads / Shelfari / Amazon / B&N A clash of civilizations Full of ambition an Eastern despot seeks to control all magical items in the world of the novel. These items include a magical falcon, a magical owl, and crystal orbs that allow their owners to…
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Blog Tour – Interview with Hilari Bell
1) Welcome Hilari! I always like to start my interviews with a challenge. What color would you say best describes you and why? I’m going to say hazel–a soft, mossy green with gold tints. It’s a very relaxing, mellow color. Not boring, but it’s not going to leap out and assault your eyes. 2) After reading your bio I noticed that you had many books written before you were first published. How did it feel to get that first book published? Amazing, stunning, overwhelming, astonishing…and when my second book sold just a few months later, terrifying. It’s interesting though, people…
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Blog Tour – Book Review: Bright Young Things
The year is 1929. New York is ruled by the Bright Young Things: flappers and socialites seeking thrills and chasing dreams in the anything-goes era of the Roaring Twenties. Letty Larkspur and Cordelia Grey escaped their small Midwestern town for New York’s glittering metropolis. All Letty wants is to see her name in lights, but she quickly discovers Manhattan is filled with pretty girls who will do anything to be a star… –See more at Goodreads Cover Inspection: Once you read the book, this cover just speaks to you. I love it! First Thoughts: What an interesting way to open…
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Blog Tour – Book Review: Night School
Vampires, Slayers and…FAIRIES? Sunny and Rayne McDonald are about to get SCHOOLED. After their parents’ shocking revelation about their fae heritage and an attack on their lives, the McDonald twins find themselves on the run—forced to hide out at Riverdale Academy , a boarding school for vampire slayers, deep in the Swiss Alps. With no cells, no internet, and no way to contact their vampire boyfriends—the twins are on their own. –See more at Goodreads Cover Inspection: This one is SO pretty! It might be because I’m partial to blue, but hey. I like it! First Thoughts: Ah Rayne, how…
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Blog Tour – Author Interview: Kimberly Griffiths Little
Ready for some more The Healing Spell love? I know I am! Kimberly Griffiths Little was sweet enough to take time out of her day to answer some of my review questions. I’ll give her the floor! ***** 1) I always like to start my interviews off with a challenge! How would you describe The Healing Spell in a tweet? (140 characters) A girl with a guilty secret, annoying sisters, sprinkles of magic, and a little baby gator. Oh, and there’s a cute boy who chops wood. 🙂 2) On Goodreads I saw you mention that this story was close to…