BOOK BLITZ SIGN UP!
Only 6 days until the release of WHISPER, my YA romantic thriller! If you’d like to participate in the BOOK BLITZ, please follow the link (it’s super simple to participate – you just post the cover, a description, and excerpts if you want to!) Thanks in advance!!!!
Book trailer for WHISPER!
A new book for a new year! WHISPER now available for pre-order!
I have a new book coming out on May 8, 2021, called WHISPER! It’s available for pre-order now from your favorite retailer!
Stop him.
After her friend Samantha is murdered, seventeen-year-old Olivia is the only one who still hears her voice.
Years ago, Jacob closed his eyes. In a park. Playing hide-and-seek. His little brother is still missing. And Jacob’s mom is the FBI agent who couldn’t find him.
Now Jacob has dreams he can’t explain. And draws faces of those about to die.
In a town terrorized by a serial killer, Jacob meets Olivia. Sparks ignite.
Until the voice in Olivia’s head echoes the warning in Jacob’s dream…
You’re next.
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Goodreads giveaway + French stick figure love story
If you haven’t yet read my book, What She Left Behind, or know someone who hasn’t, I’m doing a Goodreads giveway, ending May 19, 2016.
And just because I think it’s cool, here’s a video I found on youtube for anyone who has to learn the French verbs that take être in the passé composé (Dr & Mrs Vandertrampp). And yeah, if that doesn’t make any sense to you, you can skip the video! But have a great week anyway!
Cover Reveal! The Art of Holding On and Letting Go by Kristin Lenz
Congrats to my dear friend Kristin Lenz on the cover reveal for her new book from Elephant Rock Books, The Art of Holding On and Letting Go!!!
Helen Sheehan Book Prize winner Kristin Lenz
Congrats to a great friend and awesome writer, Kristin Lenz, who has just been named the winner of the Helen Sheehan Book Prize. Her book, The Art of Holding on and Letting Go, will be published by Elephant Rock Books in Fall 2016!
From their press release:
Elephant Rock Books YA
Congratulations to Kristin Lenz
Winner of the 2015 Helen Sheehan YA Book Prize
Indie publisher Elephant Rock Books YA is pleased to announce our judges unanimously selected The Art of Holding On and Letting Go by Kristin Lenz as the winner of the 2015 Helen Sheehan YA Book Prize. read more…
Oatmeal and Ritz Bits for Breakfast + how What She Left Behind got its name
I had a super fun school visit Thursday at White Pines Middle School and Heritage High School in Saginaw!! The day started with a themed breakfast (oatmeal for the oatmeal dream in What She Left Behind and Ritz Bits because they’re Sara’s favorite). Besides giving presentations, I got to meet with the book clubs from both schools. The kids had great, well thought out questions! One of my favorites was how the title to What She Left Behind had been picked! My answer (I don’t know, the marketing team decided) was not nearly as interesting as the reasons they came up with: read more…
Paris, je t’aime: YA books in Paris (+ a Harlan Coben book in the metro): photos from Paris, spring 2015
Waiting on Wednesday
Title: Until Beth
Author: Lisa Amowitz
Release Date: September 29, 2015
Publisher: Spencer Hill Press
Synopsis: She doesn’t just play, she kills it.
Talented rock guitarist Beth Collins has been barely holding herself together for months, ever since her boyfriend and bandmate became the latest victim in a string of suspicious disappearances. When her brother is injured an accident and she sees something dark billowing around him as he hovers close to death, she’s convinced her sanity is collapsing for good. read more…
Interview with Erin Fanning, Author of Blood Stitches
Just released from Kennsington/Lyrical Press is Erin Fanning’s Blood Stitches. Congrats, Erin! Thanks for stopping by for an interview.
First, a bit about the book:
Love and danger intertwine…
It’s called El Toque de la Luna—The Touch of the Moon. At least that’s how nineteen-year-old Gabby’s older sister, Esperanza, refers to the magical powers she inherited from their Mayan ancestors. Esperanza says women with El Toque weave magic into their knitting, creating tapestries capable of saving—or devastating—the world. Gabby thinks Esperanza is more like touched in the head—until a man dressed like a candy corn arrives at their Seattle home on Halloween. But “Mr. C” is far from sweet… read more…
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