It’s time to celebrate even more amazing 2017 titles from Month9Books! Today we are showcasing just a few of the books that you need to get and enjoy while relaxing during the holiday season. While your here, be sure to enter the giveaway found at the end of the post! WHAT YOU MAY HAVE MISSED IN 2017: 
Nat leaves her home, Dome 1618, just as they begin to colonize on the outside. She travels with Evan to his home, Dome 569, to deliver a replica of the immune serum and allow Evan to report back to his mother, Caroline. But when they arrive, members of the “New Order” take them into custody and Nat and Evan are separated, once again.
Thankfully she is reunited with her uncle, Alec, who takes Nat under his protection. But Nat has a lot to learn about Evan’s home, a progressive dome that colonized on the outside over a decade ago. There are many rules in Dome 569 put in place by Caroline; some that come with sharp and sometimes deadly consequences when broken. Here, Nat learns of the struggles that can come with change, and how tearing down the old ways doesn’t always make things better overall. In the process, she uncovers truths that could tear down the kingdom Caroline has sacrificed to protect, and in turn puts Nat at risk. Will Nat be able to protect Evan from the lies, or will he succumb to them for the sake of his family, just as his mother did many years before? As Nat uncovers the secrets of Dome 569, will she be willing to give up her morals and values to pay the price for freedom, or die fighting for what she believes in? 
Whether it’s uncovering the corruption of the future, or traveling to other worlds to save the universe, Melanie McFarlane jumps in with both hands on her keyboard. Though she can be found obsessing over zombies from time to time, Melanie focuses her powers on writing young adult stories to keep the rest of the world up reading all night.
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Mad Magic is a beautifully dark and rich Young Adult fantasy from Nicole Conway, bestselling author of the Dragonrider Chronicles.
Josie Barton is a high school student living in terror. Invisible creatures torment her everywhere she goes, constantly getting her into trouble at school, and even haunting her apartment. But just when Josie thinks things couldn’t get any worse... she meets the guy from across the hall. Zeph Clemmont is a changeling with enemies in all the worst places, fighting to undo a curse that threatens to end his life. Survival means he will have to swallow his pride and trust Josie with all his darkest secrets. With the help of a gun-slinging shaman and the enigmatic Prince of Nightmares, Zeph and Josie are only a heartbeat away from defeating one of the most diabolical faerie villains their world has ever known. 
Nicole Conway is originally from North Alabama and attended Auburn University. She is happily married and enjoys writing as a full time career.
Best known for her international bestselling fantasy series, THE DRAGONRIDER CHRONICLES - Nicole is currently working on a follow-on series, THE DRAGONRIDER LEGACY. Her other published works include MAD MAGIC, THE DISTANCE BETWEEN STARS, SCALES (release date pending), and SHATTERBEAST (Fall 2018). Follow on: Website | Twitter | Goodreads | Amazon | 
Alexander Graham Ptuiac, the son of an inventor, dreams of playing football. But his dreams are thwarted by his lack of athleticism and overall lanky build. Like any kid with a dream, Alex tries out anyway, just in case. If nothing else, maybe he can win the role of water boy. So when Alex suddenly manifests superhuman powers during football tryouts, Alex can't believe his good luck. He's got game! But his new abilities can get him kicked off the team; unless Alex can keep it a secret long enough to find out how the heck he got this way. Enter Dex, a diminutive classmate who can somehow jump as high as ten feet in the air. Now, Alex isn't the only one at school with a secret. Except, the boys have caught the attention of some pretty nefarious adults, intent on making sure neither Alex nor Dex make it through the season.The only thing stranger than Alexander Graham Ptuiac, accidental quarterback, is the shocking truth about himself and his parents. When truth is stranger than fiction and adults are out to get you, there's only one thing to do. Play ball!
Alex and Dex are local heroes. Suddenly, everyone wants to be friends with Alex, Dex and Sophi.
But someone more powerful than any of them lurks in the background, keeping a close watch until it's time to swoop in and capture them. Still, Alex tries to maintain some semblance of normalcy -- in the offseason, he wants to play baseball. As Alex becomes a formidable pitcher, his powers grow and so does his obsession with controlling them. With Alex finding less and less time for Dex and Sophi, Dex discovers his cat-like abilities start to disappear soon after he starts spending time with a girl. As the friends struggle to maintain their friendships, that mysterious someone gets closer and closer. Can the three friends find their way back to one another before it's too late? Or will middle school tear them apart for good? 
Charles Curtis a sportswriter for USA Today’s For The Win. He has reported and written for other publications including ESPN The Magazine, ESPN.com, Bleacher Report, NJ.com, TV Guide and Entertainment Weekly. He lives in New York City with his wife and son.
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David and Charlotte paid their dues. They traveled to another realm, battled the Dragon King, recovered the all important magic key to the mage tunnels, and found the heir to the throne of Hirth, as promised. Now it's time to go home. There’s just one problem: the powerful crystals needed to activate the tunnels have been stolen…and David’s parents have mysteriously disappeared along with them. Guess who’s not going home to Havendale anytime soon.
Eric Hamden, squire extraordinaire, survived the poisonous knick of a shadowmorth’s blade, rescued the king of Hirth from the bowels of the dragon's lair, and confronted a heartbreaking betrayal that nearly got him killed. Still reeling from the news, Eric sets his sights on a daring rescue only to wind up in a prison of his own with David and Charlotte at his side. But rescues come in strange ways, and before they know it, the three end up in David's hometown of Havendale...and Eric gets a quick schooling in Modern Life 101. He'd rather fight a dragon. With secrets, lies and betrayals meeting them at every turn, David, Charlotte and Eric soon discover that Havendale isn't the sanctuary they'd hoped for. Even their best-laid plans can't prepare them for the danger that stalks them. This time, no amount of magic or prayers can save them. War has been declared, and in the final battle, someone must make the ultimate sacrifice. Let the battle begin. 
J. Keller Ford (known to all as Jenny) is a scribbler of Young Adult and New Adult speculative fiction. As a young Army brat, she traveled the world and wandered the halls of some of Germany’s most extraordinary castles in hopes of finding snarky dragons, chivalrous knights and wondrous magic that permeated her imagination. What she found remains etched in her topsy-turvy mind and oozes out in sweeping tales of courage, sacrifice, honor and everlasting love.
When not torturing her keyboard or trying to silence the voices in her head, Jenny spends time collecting seashells, bowling, swimming, screaming on roller coasters and traveling. Jenny is a mom to four magnificent and noble offspring, and currently lives in paradise on the west coast of Florida with a quirky knight who was silly enough to marry her, and a menagerie of royal pets. Published works include short stories, The Amulet of Ormisez, Dragon Flight, and The Passing of Millie Hudson. IN THE SHADOW OF THE DRAGON KING is her debut novel and the first installment in the Chronicles of Fallhollow Trilogy.
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 Jenny meets Chance for the very first time when she is assigned as his partner in their Junior Oral Communications class. But after they rescue a doomed assignment with one clever lie, the whole school is suddenly convinced that Little-Miss-Really-Likes-Having-A’s and the most scandalous heartbreaker in school have been best friends forever. It’s amazing how quickly a lie can grow―especially when you really, really want it to be the truth. With Jenny, Chance can live the normal life he’s always kind of wanted. And with Chance, Jenny can have the exciting teen experiences that TV shows and movies have always promised. Through it all, they hold on to the fact that they are “just friends.” But that might be the biggest lie of all. Interview with Tiffany Pitcock Tell us what was being raised in AR like? Being raised in Arkansas was pretty boring for the most part. I’d prefer to be somewhere much colder. Though I will say that the state is beautiful. I have an older sister, Ashley, who is my best friend. We were basically two sides of the same coin growing up, but we fought constantly. Even now, no one can make me angrier than she does. She’s the only person who can understand what I’m talking about most of the time. What are two of your memories which had an impact on your life? I was around eight and my stepsister told a huge lie about something, claiming I said it. It turned into a whole ordeal that had her mother screaming at and attacking my dad for days. My dad begged me to just admit that I had lied, even though I hadn’t. After three days, he told me I wouldn’t get in trouble if I just admitted I lied. So I did, because I wanted him to stop crying. I got into huge trouble. There’s a line in Peter Pan, about Peter being shocked when Hook attacks him after he saves him because ‘no one ever gets over their first unfairness’. That was mine. Another is very simple. It’s just sitting in the back of a classroom in my old high school on a very cold morning. The walls were blue and the light spilling in through the blinds was muted. I could feel cold air seeping through the window pane. That’s it. I feel like I’ve spent my whole life chasing that feeling, and whenever things get to be too much I think about going back there. It is my happy place. You have always enjoyed writing stories. What was the motivation to write your own tales? I also felt my mind was brimming with different stories, my imagination struggling to break free. I just wanted to get them out and on paper. The older I got, the more my motivation changed. I wanted to write something I could relate to, something I wanted to read. You stated you enjoy staying indoors. What is the aversion to being outdoors and of participating in outdoor activities? I hate heat. I hate getting hot. I hate being over heated and sweating and being warm at all, really. I want to be cold, to be freezing. I live in Arkansas, where it’s hot all the time. I can barely walk to my car without sweating through my shirt. This is your debut novel. In it you address one of the many H.S. challenges of gossip. Do you feel in this day and age gossip has as devastating effect as it did 20 years ago? Share your thoughts on this problem and the impact on lives you feel it has. In this day and age, I feel gossip has more of a devastating effect than it did 20 years ago. With cell phones and the internet, it’s more widespread than it ever was. People are connected in a way that they didn’t use to be. Even six years ago, when I was in high school, things weren’t as instant as they are now. However, I also feel like kids these days are more resilient to gossip than they used to be, because of how widespread it is. Today, people are more likely to own their reputation than to run from it, to defiantly be themselves when before they would hide it to conform. I do think that gossip now, even in high school, is more permanent than it used to be. Before, a rumor in high school was just that – a rumor in high school. Now it’s plastered on the internet. Now it’s a googleable fact, depending on how the gossip spreads. It can be forever. You’re one screenshot away from being a meme, one candid photo away from being shared millions of times and shamed to kingdom come. It has to potential to ruin your life, when before it didn’t. Is this a “stand alone” or will this become a series? Just Friends is a standalone. What was the biggest issue you had in becoming published? Anxiety. I suffer from an anxiety disorder, one that I’ve had since adolescence. So much of being published is sticking your neck out to defend your ideas, which is something I struggle with. I don’t want attention or to rock the boat, so I just stay quiet and do as I’m told. Another huge part of being an author is self-promotion, which is also a struggle for me. Thanks to my anxiety, so much of it feels like forcing myself into places where I don’t belong and am not wanted. It has been hard to overcome, and I’m not fully there yet, but I’m trying. What goals would you like to accomplish in the next five years? I just want to be able to keep writing. That’s it.  Tiffany Pitcock is a young writer from Benton, Ar. She studied English at Henderson State University, but has been writing stories for as long as she can remember. Besides reading, she is a fan of cats, staying indoors, and tv dramas. Thank You, YA Reads Tours for presenting this BASH!
Rebecca J. Greenwood is an author, artist, and designer with a love of stories, especially Regency romances. She grew up in Texas as the oldest of six, and studied visual art with a music minor at Brigham Young University. Rebecca lives in Utah with her husband, where she listens to audiobooks, cooks experimentally, has an interest in alternative health, and constantly has a new project in mind. Visit rebeccajgreenwood.com to experience more of her art, writing, and upcoming projects.
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Lady Cora Winfield's life has always gone according to plan--her mother's plan. That's why Cora is so fascinated when she meets the dark Duke of Blackdell. Knowing his dangerous reputation, Cora's mother flatly forbids the match, and the duke decides to take matters into his own hands. Kidnapped and facing a scandal, Lady Cora must now decide whether love will be her downfall or the beginning of a new plan, one she never dreamed possible.
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Book Title: Cathadeus (Book One of the Walking Gates) Author: Jeff J. Peters Category: YA Fiction, 344 pages Genre: Fantasy Publisher: Wise Ink Creative Publishing Release date: Dec 7, 2017 Content Rating: PG-13 (fighting scenes) Book Description: It has been six hundred years since the Alchemists fused together men and beasts to form strong, mindless slaves. Now, their most vicious creations have attacked the mystical Walking Gates, slaughtering their Keepers and isolating their cities. Wounded in the brutal attack, Braxton Prinn’s mother is on the verge of death and he makes a desperate journey to find the reclusive elven master who can save her. But when he discovers an ancient magic, Brax is caught up in an even greater struggle and soon finds himself hunted for his power. Drawn into the chaos of an impending war and pursued by enemies on all sides, Brax must fight to save his mother and her race from slipping into darkness. Though his untamed magic may be the greatest threat of all . . .
Here are what readers are saying: “Cathadeus is the best kind of fantasy story - you get to learn along with a flawed main character while you get lost in a richly designed world. You can’t help but keep reading. A cleanly written pairing of characters you wish you could spend more time with and an enthralling world built around them. Cathadeus is the kind of story that plays perfectly off of your imagination, with characters grounded in reality to make it feel like you could really be there.” - Ryan N. “Jeff J. Peters definitely has storytelling skills...The story stayed on my mind when I wasn’t reading it. Young readers will be drawn in this imaginative story, while they relate to Braxton’s struggles with a temper, insecurity, and young love. Cathadeus is dramatic, with an anxious tone—at times bleak, as the story keeps you wondering until the final battle if good will prevail.” - Elizabeth C. 
Meet the Author:
JEFF J. PETERS was born in South Africa and immigrated to the United States as a teenager, where he fell in love with all things fantasy. He obtained degrees in digital electronics and computer science and worked as an IT professional for more than twenty years. In 2014, he left his corporate position to focus full-time on writing. Cathadeus is his debut novel. He is currently working on the sequel. Learn more, connect with the author, and follow his blog at www.jeffjpeters.com.
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The Sweetheart Sham (Southern Charmed #1) by Danielle Ellison
Publication Date: December 4, 2017 Publisher: Entangled Teen: Crush In a small town like Culler, South Carolina, you guard your secrets like you guard your cobbler recipe: with your life. Georgia Ann Monroe knows a thing or two about secrets: she’s been guarding the truth that her best friend Will is gay for years now. But what happens when a little white lie to protect him gets her into a fake relationship…and then the boy of her dreams shows up? Enter Beau Montgomery: Georgie’s first love, hotter than ever, and much too much of a southern gentleman to ever pursue someone else’s girl. There’s no way to come clean to Beau while still protecting Will. But bless their hearts, they live in Culler—where secrets always have a way of revealing themselves. Disclaimer: This Entangled Teen Crush book contains a hilarious “fakeship,” a scorching-hot impossible relationship, and a heartwarming best-friendship that will make you want to call your best friend right here, right now. Link to Goodreads Purchase Links: Amazon | Amazon Australia | Amazon UK | Amazon Canada | B&N | iBooks | Kobo 
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“Beau Montgomery, what on earth!” someone, I think it’s Will’s mom, says with a squeal. I can’t single it out because my heart seems to stop beating. Everyone scoots toward the patio entrance and gathers around. Will drops my hand to move closer. And then I see him. He’s standing behind Mrs. M next to his dad, a big smile on his face, and he’s tall. Real tall. His dark hair is longer and nearly falling into his hazel eyes, definitely a length that Orry won’t like much. His jaw is strong, some muscles pressing under his polo. He looks nothing like the boy I remember. And suddenly I’m a little self-conscious. What am I wearing today? I can’t even remember. I could look down but that would mean looking away from him, and then maybe when I look back he won’t be there. I don’t know if he even sees me, but I see him. Clearly. After more than two years of nothing. “Beau, is that you, boy?” Orry calls. Beau steps around the rest of the family toward his grandpa. He’s closer now, and I can get a better look at his face. My eyes explore his features and rest on his lips, which break out into a small smile and—Dang, is it hot out here? “Hello, Granddad.” Orry pulls him into a hug and Beau has to lean over to reach him properly. Orry looks like a kid in his arms. Cheese and rice, even his voice is sexy. Deeper but still with a familiar feeling that it stirs up in me, and an accent with a hint of Georgia twang instead of South Carolina cadence. I like it. Lord help me, I like it. Orry holds him out at arm’s length and examines him before giving him a pat on the shoulder. “You look more like your daddy than I expected. How tall are you?” “Six one, sir,” Beau says. “You look good, grandson, real good. Atlanta treating you well?” “Yes, sir, it is.” I want to move, but I can’t. My feet are stuck to the ground, not that I should move anyway. I don’t reckon I trust myself around him. Especially not right now when I’m not sure if I want to hug him or kick him somewhere that would hurt. I’d do a good job of it too and make darn sure my kick was as painful as him not showing up that night. “When’s your momma coming?” Mrs. M asks him. “Not until closer to the wedding,” he says. I watch as Will hugs him. They’re both smiling, and it reminds me of before when he was here. They were inseparable—we were—and now I’m just standing here like an idiot. Which I am. Will looks in my direction, and then Beau’s eyes are on me, too. It’s even worse when he’s looking at me, especially now with a hidden glimmer in them. It’s not how he said hello to the others; it’s almost like his eyes hadn’t seen me before, and now he’s hyperaware. Just like I’ve been since his dad yelled his name. He takes a step toward me. 
Guest Post
I was asked to talk about challenges in getting published and offer some words of wisdom. But if you’re an aspiring author, then you probably know the challenges; you don’t really need me to recap them. So instead, I would like to share five things that I have learned through the years. Five things I wish someone had told my younger self because then maybe I wouldn’t have felt so alone in it. 1. It’s hard. Writing words, shaping stories, getting an agent, finding a publisher, editing a book, releasing a book…there is not one portion of the process that is “easier” than another. I think they all have their own challenges. Even if you’ve done it multiple times and pushed through it, sometimes you’re in a certain step and it feels like you will never move on. You will. Will that be easy? No. It never is. But don’t give up. Don’t let it defeat you. Instead, find new ways to tackle the issue. Rewrite. Find a reader you can discuss options with…and try again. Try again. Keep trying. Writing and publishing is hard, but that means you get to give it more and more. 2. You’ll meet some of the best people. The creative life does not have to be a solitary one. This may not be news to you, but other writers are awesome. They get you, your struggles, your triumphs. Art is bonding in a way that few things are, and I know I have made some amazing friendships and connections. Embrace these. Get to know other writers, other authors, and bloggers/readers. Build relationships with them, and enjoy the time you have with them. And most importantly, as these relationships change – which they will with marriages, births, new books, busier schedules—don’t take that personally. I have found that this community changes frequently, bringing in more people along the way, and there’s nothing like seeing a friend succeed and blow up in way where they get to live their dreams and you get to smile because you knew them when… 3. Everyone has been where you are. Everyone. Bestselling authors don’t (typically) become that overnight. They have to work at it. They have to grind, to promote books, to face rejection, to lose sleep because they’re trying to fix a scene that’s wrong. Whatever you’re facing, you’re not the first author to face it. It’s easy to see someone else living the dream (more specifically, your dream) and feel like you will never get it. I can guarantee you that at some point, the literary god you admire felt that way too. I can guarantee you that the person tweeting about finishing a draft probably feels that way too right now. As does the person excited about a new agent. Doubt is normal. Fear is normal. Worrying that you’re never going to reach your goal is normal. The difference is you can’t let those things stop you. The person you’re watching didn’t. 4. Getting published is not the end goal. At least it shouldn’t be. That’s a temporary goal, one that when you reach it, can leave you feeling like “what’s next?” I know it was this way for me. I had three books come out in 1.5 years…and then I had nothing. I didn’t know where I was going. I didn’t have a clear path. Have a game plan. Know where you want to go in five years, how you want to get there, and what you can do right now to make it reality. Publishing this one book is a huge deal, I’m not downplaying that, but what’s next? 5. Be kind to yourself. “The hardest walk you will ever make is the one from your car into the gym.” A random woman, three years ago, said this line to me and I have never forgotten it. We were walking side-by-side on treadmills, talking about how hard it was to get inside the building because sometimes you just don’t want to. And sure, now I love the gym but this still rings true. It also fits for writing. Some days you don’t want to, or you can’t, or you are on social media seeing everyone else kill it and you just feel like you’re the absolute worst. You’re not. It’s okay. Remember #3? Well, this is true here too. If you mess up, if you don’t hit your word count, if you do the wrong thing, then forgive yourself. Don’t beat yourself up. Don’t wallow in your failure. Instead, keep going. Tomorrow is a new day and a new chance to do it better. 6. (bonus) You’ve got this. Put in the work, trust yourself, surround yourself with a solid community, and don’t quit.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Danielle Ellison is a nomad, always on the lookout for an adventure and the next story. In addition to writing, she’s the founder and coordinator of the NoVa TEEN Book Festival. When she’s not busy with books, she’s probably watching her favorite shows, drinking coffee, or fighting her nomadic urges. She is newly settled in Oklahoma (for now) with her cat, Simon, but you can always find her on twitter @DanielleEWrites.
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The Second Window by Erica Kiefer
Published by: CTP Pulse Publication date: December 5th 2017 Genres: Romance, Suspense, Young Adult Synopsis: As her senior year flies by on cruise control, seventeen-year-old Olivia Cole yearns for excitement—something her upscale private school no longer provides. Her job as a grocery store bagger isn’t much help…until the day she has a bizarre exchange with the cagey town recluse. When the woman abruptly surrenders to the police, Olivia feels compelled to dig deeper into her perplexing story. But the investigation stalls when Olivia receives another piece of news—Andre Steele, the golden boy of Westmont and her previous tormentor, has unexpectedly returned from his four-year stay in Brazil—and the whole school is buzzing! All at once, Olivia’s dull and predictable life is uprooted, and she wonders if “boring” was so bad after all. Goodreads: Purchase: Amazon | B&N | iBooks | Kobo |
GUEST POST: Two Truths and a Lie… and Then Some. Before becoming an author, I first certified as a Recreational Therapist. Most people outside of my field don’t understand what that even means, so let me tell you. In short, recreation therapy uses team challenges and various methods of play to help individuals discover truth in themselves, like strengths and weaknesses or opportunities to heal. It also provides fun ways for groups to get to know each other. One of my favorite introduction games is Two Truths and a Lie, where participants prepare three statements: two of which are truthful and one that is made-up. (Every writer loves the opportunity to spin a good story, right?) So, to allow readers to get to know me better, let me offer the following possibly-true statements:
Now it’s your turn! What are your two truths and a lie? Visit my Facebook page (www.facebookcom/ericakieferauthor) and let me know! Let’s play and get to know each other. www.ericakieferbooks.com 
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Erica Kiefer’s debut novel Lingering Echoes was published by Clean Teen Publishing in November 2013. She continued the series with Rumors (A Lingering Echoes Prequel) and her newest release Vanishing Act. All of her books can be read as stand-alone contemporary YA fiction, touched with romance, emotional drama and suspense. With a degree in Recreation Therapy from Brigham Young University, Erica’s experiences working with at-risk youth have influenced the realistic and relatable nature of her writing. Her first inspirational non-fiction entitled Borrowed Angel (published in April 2014 with Currawong Press) describes the loss of her infant son and her journey towards healing. Married since 2005, Erica resides in Las Vegas, Nevada with her four children and can often be found satisfying her sweet-tooth with chocolate-chip cookies and a glass of milk. Now and then, she dusts off her collegiate rugby skills and dives back into the game. Author links: http://ericakieferbooks.com/ https://twitter.com/ericarockkiefer https://www.facebook.com/ericakieferauthor https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7371047.Erica_Kiefer
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Sea of Strangers (The Ryogan Chronicles #2) by Erica Cameron
Publication Date: December 5, 2017 Publisher: Entangled Teen Know your enemy if you want to survive… The only way for Khya to get her brother back alive is to kill Varan—the immortal ruler who can’t be killed. But not even Varan knew what he was doing when he perverted magic and humanity to become immortal. Khya’s leading her group of friends and rebels into the mountains that hold Varan’s secrets, but if risking all their lives is going to be worth it, she has to give up everything else—breaking the spell that holds her brother captive and jeopardizing her deepening relationship with Tessen, the boy who has been by turns her rival and refuge since her brother disappeared. Immortality itself might be her only answer, but if that’s where Khya has to go, she can’t ask Tessen or her friends to follow.
EXCERPT: The sight of him against the stone sparks a memory that makes my hands still. I laugh. “You know, it’s several moon cycles late, but we’re finally exactly where the entire city thought we were when we kept sneaking off.” “I’m glad they’re finally right.” He runs his free hand up my bare thigh, his touch and his voice shaky, but it’s the wide-eyed disbelief on his face that makes my heart skip a beat. “I hoped, but I wasn’t sure it’d ever happen.” I sit up straighter, flattening my palm against the center of his chest and watching him. “The way you’re looking at me, it seems like you’re still not sure it’s happening.” “The good moments have been rare recently.” His hand slides over my hip and presses against the center of my lower back, drawing me down until his lips brush against mine before he whispers, “And this is unbelievably good.” 
Erica Cameron is the author of books for young adults including the Ryogan Chronicles, the Assassins duology, and The Dream War Saga. She also co-authored the Laguna Tides novels with Lani Woodland. An advocate for asexuality and emotional abuse awareness, Erica has also worked with teens at a residential rehabilitation facility in her hometown of Fort Lauderdale.
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The Heartbreak Cure by Amanda Ashby
Publication Date: December 4, 2017 Publisher: Entangled Teen: Crush How to get over a heartbreak: Step one: Eat your body weight in brownies. Step two: Throw yourself into your dreams of becoming a famous writer. Step three: Beg your (hottie) ex-neighbor to act as your fake boyfriend. Step four: Skip step three unless you’re ready for some serious fallout. After being dumped and humiliated over the summer, Cat Turner does what any sane girl would do. She asks bad boy Alex Locke to be her fake boyfriend and show the world (and her editor at the school newspaper) that she’s fine. Problem is, the more time she spends with Alex, the more she risks getting her heart broken. For real this time. Disclaimer: This Entangled Teen Crush book contains a swoony bad boy who will melt your heart, brownies, and witty banter. One, two, or all three might prove addictive… Goodreads | Purchase Links: Amazon | Amazon Australia | Amazon UK | Amazon Canada | B&N | iBooks | Kobo 
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List your all-time favorite literary characters and why you like them Jane Austen is my favorite author and while I adore all of her books and characters, Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy are my favorite couple. Elizabeth is so smart and not scared to speak her mind, and watching Darcy fall for her, against his will and judgement is so thrilling. As for Lizzie, who prides herself on her intelligence, I love how she slowly discovers how much she’s misjudged him. And of course Darcy proves himself to be the ultimate hero when he does the one thing she longs for – he saves Lydia and the family name. To me this is the action of a true hero. Of course the fact he owns Pemberly, which is a very fine estate, doesn’t hurt!!! There are many other things I love about the book as well, especially the way she uses humor to build her secondary characters such as Mrs. Bennet, Mr. Collins and Lady Catherine. It really is perfect.
Amanda Ashby was born in Australia but now lives in New Zealand where she writes romance, young adult and middle grade books. She also works in a library, owns far too many vintage tablecloths and likes to delight her family by constantly rearranging the furniture. She has a degree in English and Journalism from the University of Queensland and is married with two children. Her debut book was nominated for a Romantic Times Reviewers Choice award, and her first young adult book was listed by the New York Public Libraryʼs Stuff for the Teen Age. Because she’s mysterious she also writes middle grade books under the name, Catherine Holt and hopes that all this writing won’t interfere with her Netflix schedule.
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Unearth (The Bound Ones, #3) by Tricia Barr Publication date: December 1st 2017 Genres: Paranormal, Young Adult Synopsis:Our heroes erased themselves from the Four Corners’ histories and thought they were finally free…until Lily burst their bubble and told them they have to get involved with the cult one last time to stop them from unleashing a great evil buried thousands of years ago. But they fail, and the fifth Bound One is released, fulfilling his vengeful dreams formed over his long imprisonment. Phoenyx and her friends band together for one last fight, and one of them will pay the ultimate price. Goodreads | Purchase: Amazon |
EXCERPT: Unable to tolerate his intrusion on her personal space any longer, she grabbed his wrist and pushed her will into him. “Where is Ayanna?” she demanded with all the authority she could instill. Joran closed his eyes and moaned. “Oh, now doesn’t that feel amazing! I am going to have so much fun with you.” In one swift motion, he twisted his arm out of her grasp and grabbed both her wrists, holding them against the wall on either side of her head. And then something happened. Lust unlike anything she’d ever experienced seeped into her forearms and spread like venom through her veins, burning her to her core with desire. “Kiss me,” Joran whispered. A small voice in the back of her mind was screaming at her to fight, but every other part of her, body and mind, wanted nothing more than to obey him. She did as he asked, pressing her lips against his. When he pushed his hot tongue into her mouth, she opened it to welcome him, allowing him full access to whatever he wanted. Joran, she swooned inwardly. His hands roamed across her body, pressing and grabbing. Her body responded heatedly to his touch, but something in her mind told her this was so very wrong. Shut up, voice, she said internally, swatting away those pesky thoughts that tried to keep her from enjoying this. Joran broke the kiss and smiled down at her triumphantly. “Oh yes, we will have so much fun. I love having access to your powers. Ayanna might be my queen, but you will be a delightful toy.” “Yes, I’m your toy,” she said mindlessly, desperate to please him. “What the hell!” another familiar voice shouted from the doorway. Irritated at the interruption, Phoenyx rolled her lusty eyes in that direction. When she saw Sebastian standing there, fuming with territorial rage, the spell she’d been under lifted. The pleasure she had taken in Joran’s large body pressed against hers now turned into disgust and violation, and she used all the physical strength she could muster to shove him away from her. Joran seemed unphased by her rejection, smiling smugly at Sebastian. “Ah, Water, welcome to the party,” Joran said. “I was just about to enjoy your mate. Would you like to join us?” “Don’t you dare touch her,” Sebastian threatened in a dangerously low voice. “Or what? You’ll splash some water at me?” Joran taunted. Scared for Sebastian’s safety, Phoenyx pushed off from the wall and darted for him. When she reached him, the two of them fought to put themselves protectively in front of the other as they stared at Joran. “Aww, isn’t that sweet,” Joran said. “But pointless. I have not come here to hurt you, my Bound Ones. I have merely come to extend an invitation. I am hosting a coronation ball tonight at Bodiam Castle to celebrate my return to the world, and I would like the four of you to attend. I know you are not yet ready to swear fealty to me, but I trust that in time, you will come to your senses. Consider this ball a temporary cease-fire.” “Why should we come?” Sebastian snarled, wrapping Pheonyx in a possessive embrace. “Because you want to see Ayanna,” Joran replied. “What have you done with her?” Phoenyx barked, hating the taste of him that filled her mouth. “If you want to know what has become of your friend, you will just have to come and see for yourselves,” Joran shrugged. “I don’t think you’ll recognize her, or is it that she won’t recognize you?” He laughed sadistically and walked toward the door. “I’ll see you tonight,” he said, slapping a hand on Sebastian’s shoulder fraternally as he passed and went out the door. The two of them watched him as he went around the corner and the sound of his footsteps disappeared from earshot down the stairs. Now they were alone, and they were still hugging each other for dear life. Phoenyx met Sebastian’s gaze, his blue eyes a storm of turmoil and conflict. “I’m so sorry, Sebastian,” she pleaded, all the strength she had seconds again melting under Sebastian’s eyes. “He used my own compulsion against me. I had no choice—” “I know,” he said, his expression stony, his jaw clenched. “I know.” He cupped her face in his hands and kissed her in a way that attempted to mark her as his. Then he rested his forehead on hers. “I hate him. He can take you away from me any time he wants.” “No, he can’t,” she said, shaking her head fervently. “He can take my soul, and he can control my mind and body, but he can never take my heart, because you already have it. I will always be yours.” “I love you,” he said. Now it was her turn to mark him as hers. She kissed him just as hard, no tongue, no passion, just pure possession. 
AUTHOR BIO:
Tricia Barr is a Professional Engineer and award-winning author. Her novel WYNDE earned a Gold Medal in the 2014 Independent Publisher Awards for Best Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Horror e-Book. She co-authored DK Publishing’s ULTIMATE STAR WARS (2015), which compiled all canon material moving forward prior to the release of “The Force Awakens.,” followed by the new STAR WARS: THE VISUAL ENCYCLOPEDIA (2017), which includes content from “Rogue One.” An expert on storytelling, Barr pens a regular series on the Hero’s Journey for the print publication Star Wars Insider magazine. She founded the respected website FANgirl Blog, and her writing can be found on a variety of websites, including Lucasfilm’s StarWars.com, and PopSugar, and Random House’s SUVUDU. She provided editorial services on Del Rey’s STAR WARS: THE ESSENTIAL READER’S COMPANION (2012). Tricia Barr is an accomplished podcaster, co-hosting the popular Star Wars podcasts Fangirls Going Rogue and Hyperspace Theories. In her spare time, she competes as an amateur equestrian, earning top ten spots three times in national finals. Author links: http://www.tricia-barr.com/ https://www.facebook.com/AuthorTriciaBarr https://twitter.com/The_Amarant https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/14426676.Tricia_Barr
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In honor of the December 1st release of Unearth, book 3 in the Bound Ones Series, author Tricia Barr is hosting a big giveaway where everybody wins! Enter for a chance to win a signed paperback copy of Unearth. You can enter by voting for Ignite, book 1 of the series, for the Reader's Choice Award. Everyone who votes will get an ebook copy of Ignite. You can increase your chances of winning the grand prize by sharing this giveaway with your friends on social media. Help Ignite become the RCA winner! Blitz-wide giveaway (INTL)
  Book & Author Details: The Upside of Falling Down by Rebekah Crane Published by: Skyscape Publication date: January 30th 2018 Genres: Contemporary, Young Adult Synopsis:For Clementine Haas, finding herself is more than a nice idea. Ever since she woke up in an Irish hospital with complete amnesia, self-discovery has become her mission. They tell her she’s the lone survivor of a plane crash. They tell her she’s lucky to be alive. But she doesn’t feel lucky. She feels…lost. With the relentless Irish press bearing down on her, and a father she may not even recognize on his way from America to take her home, Clementine assumes a new identity and enlists a blue-eyed Irish stranger, Kieran O’Connell, to help her escape her forgotten life…and start a new one. Hiding out in the sleepy town of Waterville, Ireland, Clementine discovers there’s an upside to a life that’s fallen apart. But as her lies grow, so does her affection for Kieran, and the truth about her identity becomes harder and harder to reveal, forcing Clementine to decide: Can she leave her past behind for a new love she’ll never forget? Goodreads: Purchase: Amazon: EXCERPT: My composure cracks when I’m safely tucked in a stall in the bathroom. Everything shifts, my real need coming into focus, like a caged bird that knows it doesn’t want to live behind bars anymore. I need to get out of here. How can I see my dad and not love him? What is wrong with me? Everything I thought would happen hasn’t. I press my sweaty head against the cool stall door. I wish I could be who Stephen wants me to be, a fearless girl willing to fight through this. More importantly, I wish I could be who my dad wants me to be. Clementine Haas. But I can’t. To go home with him like this would mean that every day he’ll wake up and want Clementine there, and instead, every day it will be me—whoever I am. We’ll both live in a constant state of disappointment. I can save him from that. I come out of the stall, focusing on myself in the mirror. “Jane,” I say to my reflection. “I’m Jane.” Stephen surely won’t help me get out of here. He wants to keep me safe in the hospital, which is still surrounded by camera crews and reporters. But there’s another way. The hallway is clear of my dad and Stephen when I poke my head out from the bathroom. My heart races as I walk swiftly away from my room and toward the staircase at the other end of the hall. Once the door closes behind me, and I’m safely tucked out of sight in the stairwell, a moment of relief comes, but it’s brief. The railing keeps me steady as I make my way down the steps and onto the first floor. My legs are weak, slow, but it’s not an option to stop at this point. Stop and I get caught. Move and I might find freedom. In the courtyard, Kieran sits at the table where I left him, his feet up on the bench, a book in his hands. I check out the cover. It’s clearly a romance novel. “You like romance novels, too,” I say. “We have something in common. Though I wouldn’t peg you as a romantic.” “I’m full of surprises.” He squints in the sunlight. “I’ve never understood why guys go for fast cars and guns when these books have fast women and sex.” “Honesty again. That’s a good thing.” Kieran dog-ears the page he’s on and closes the book, setting it down on the table. “You ran away from the dare.” “I didn’t run away.” I take back my seat. “I had to do something.” “What was that?” “It doesn’t matter. I’m ready now.” “Are you sure, Jane?” Kieran is just full of good questions, but debating the answer with myself would take too much time. “Jane Middleton,” I say, holding out my hand. “That’s my last name.” “Very royal sounding.” He places his warm hand in mine and says, “Kieran O’Connell. It’s nice to meet you.” “Very Irish sounding, Kieran O’Connell.” “Half-Irish, on my mother’s side.” “And your dad?” I ask. “Technically, he’s British, but he’s more asshole than anything.” “Honesty again.” I reach for the last container of Jell-O on his tray. “I’m ready for my dare. Spoon, please.” Kieran holds one up but doesn’t hand it over. “Are you sure you want to do this, Jane? It’s pig and cow parts.” This is so much more than Jell-O. This is my life he’s holding in front of me. “Where’s Waterville?” I ask, pointing to his hat. “South of here a few hours.” “Is it by Cork?” I ask, remembering the map and trying to sound like I know a thing or two. “Not exactly. A bit more west.” “Is that where you live?” “For the summer months.” I point to his T-shirt. “Then you go back to Trinity College?” “Yep.” “And where is that?” “It’s in Dublin.” Kieran looks at me oddly. “Have you not heard of Trinity College?” “Of course, I have. I just forgot for a second. It’s in Dublin. Right.” “What about you?” he asks. “Are you on break from college as well?” The question throws me. I have no idea if Clementine is in college. But I’m also not sure it matters. The part of me that keeps searching for Clementine needs a break. Jane can be whoever she wants. “Yeah, sure,” I say. “What are you studying?” “Undecided,” I say quickly. “You?” Kieran rolls his eyes. “Business.” “You don’t sound happy about that.” “Not everything in life can be happy, Jane.” The spoon rests in Kieran’s hand. No, sometimes life beats you down. Sometimes life deserts you, and your only choice is to find another path. “Are you going to give me that spoon or what?” “You know, you don’t have to do this,” he says. His blue eyes hold mine. He knows this is more than just Jell-O, too. That’s what a dare does. It taunts you to take a different direction, to do something you never thought you could do, to jump, knowing that a million consequences could be on the other side of that dare, but that if you don’t do it, you’ll always wonder. And sometimes wondering is worse than consequences. “I’m doing it,” I say. And I shovel a spoonful of pig and cow parts into my mouth. Kieran sits back, a broad grin growing on his face. When I’ve eaten the container clean, he claps. “I wasn’t sure you had it in you.” I have to choke down the last bits of Jell-O, then I put my empty container on the tray with his, only partly satisfied. “Why are you here?” I ask. “It can’t possibly be for pig and cow parts.” “I come up to volunteer. Help out my fellow man and all. The food is just an added bonus.” “That’s nice of you.” “People need help,” Kieran says coolly. “It’s the least I can do.” “People do need help,” I agree. “And now it’s my turn.” “For what?” “Truth or dare?” I say. A glimmer comes to Kieran’s eyes. “That’s my line of questioning.” “It’s not fair that I answer the question and you don’t.” “Life isn’t fair, Jane. It’s all Jell-O, remember.” I lean across the table. “Are you chicken or something?” My confidence is surprising. Kieran seems to bring out something natural in me, or maybe he brings out more faith that the girl I was is still with me, just waiting to come out. Our eyes are fixed on each other’s. Kieran crosses his arms over his chest. The clucking starts first. Then I start to flap my arms like chicken wings. Kieran glances around at all the other tables, and then he starts to laugh. “OK. OK.” He holds up his hands in surrender. But as soon as the clucking stops, someone drops an entire tray of dishes onto the concrete sidewalk. They break with a loud crash. I startle, freezing in my seat. It chokes the breath right out of me. A head rush comes on so suddenly that I’m worried I’ll faint right in front of him. Blood sinks to my feet. My hands go clammy. I start to sweat. “Are you OK, Jane?” Kieran talks, but I can’t see him. My head rests in my hands. Sound reverberates through me, and an intense pain creeps up behind my eyes. For a second, I swear I feel someone grab my hand. I expect to see fingers intertwined with mine, but they’re gone, and I’m left with a horrible empty feeling inside my chest. “Are you OK?” Kieran asks again. “I’m fine.” If I faint, this is over. With ragged breath and shaking hands that he can’t see under the table, I say, “Truth or dare, Kieran?” “We don’t have to do this.” “Truth or dare?” I say again more forcefully. Kieran shakes his head. “It’s a Catch-22. Neither is easy. They both have consequences.” “Do I have to start clucking again?” He pauses for too long, and then he says, “Fine. Dare.” The blood returns to my hands and head. The sweat dries on my forehead. This time, my voice doesn’t shake as I speak. “I dare you to get me the hell out of here.”  AUTHOR BIO: Rebekah Crane is the author of three young-adult novels—Playing Nice, Aspen, and The Odds of Loving Grover Cleveland. She found a passion for young-adult literature while studying secondary English education at Ohio University. After having two kids and living and teaching in six different cities, Rebekah finally settled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains to write novels and work on screenplays. She now spends her day carpooling kids or tucked behind a laptop at 7,500 feet, where the altitude only enhances the writing experience. Author links: https://twitter.com/RebekahCrane http://www.rebekahcrane.com/ https://www.facebook.com/authorrebekahcrane/ https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/6541896.Rebekah_Crane GIVEAWAY Blitz-wide giveaway (US/CAN)
  For as long as Jarem can remember, the war between the Nephites and Lamanites has raged on. But for the young Nephite, there is security in the knowledge that the ruthless Lamanite warriors would never dare cross the border into his village—until the unthinkable happens. A Lamanite raiding party defies boundaries, destroying the village and killing Jarem's family. Enslaved to his enemies, Jarem must rely on his faith in God as he endures unimaginable hardships at the hands of the Lamanites—including being cruelly separated from the woman he loves. But even amid trials, there is goodness to be found. When Chemish, Master Healer of the Lamanites, takes ownership of Jarem, the young man discovers unexpected kindness. Jarem becomes the healer's apprentice, and soon Chemish finds his soul stirred by the Christian faith of his student. But even as the bond between the two unlikely friends grows, the hatred of the Lamanites spreads. It is no longer enough for them to own the Nephites—they want to exterminate every one of them, and even personal slaves are no longer safe. Now, Jarem's only hope of survival is a dangerous escape that will take him through the heart of Lamanite land . . . MY REVIEW: This is directed at an L.D.S. audience. It would be easy for non-L.D.S. to decipher, just knowing the Lamanites were ancient American Indians & the Nephites were the ancient American Caucasians. This was a very interesting story if a young teenager who escaped annihilation because of initiation into a secret club. However, he was devastated, to the point of stumbling and breaking his leg, to find his whole village, including his family were slaughtered by the Lamanites. Suddenly his world went black and when he awoke, one of the Lamanites was standing above him and declared he decided to spare his life and make him a slave. Among the Lamanites there was a Healer. He seemed kind and set Jarem's leg and put him on the horse with him. Among the few slaves was a beautiful girl about Jarem's age. H would soon become very close to her. Before reaching the final destination, the youth concocted a plan to escape. They split up, but later Jarem and the young lady were captured and put into slavery. After a couple of years, they were separated and when the forlorn Jarem was on the slave auction block, he miraculously became reunited with the Healer, Chemish, who made Jarem his "apprentice". The adventures continued. This was an entertaining story, perfect for L.D.S. Young Men and Young Women. It contains a wealth of information of ancient herb concoctions and of how overcoming hatred and prejudice can create strong friendships. The characters are very well portrayed and the scenes were vivid. This earns a Four and a Half Stars rating. 
Gregg Luke is a practicing pharmacist. He received his medical training at the University of Utah. He has been writing since he could put pen to paper. He enjoys medical thrillers and is one of the first to work this genre into the LDS market. 
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Spindle by W.R. Gingell She’s not a princess . . . but then, he’s no prince. Polyhymnia is deep in enchanted sleep. High in a tower, behind an impenetrable barrier of magical thorns, she sleeps, dreams, and falls ever deeper into her curse. Woken by a kiss, Poly finds herself in an alien world where three hundred years have passed and everyone she has ever known is dead. Luck, the enchanter who woke her, seems to think she is the princess. Understandable, since he found her asleep on the princess’ bed, in the royal suite, and dressed in the princess’ clothes. Who cursed Poly? Why is someone trying to kill her and Luck? Why can’t she stop falling asleep? And why does her hair keep growing? Sometimes breaking the curse is just the beginning of the journey. 12 DAYS of FANTASY FOR CHRISTMAS: DAY 2 Spindle by W.R. Gingel ebook SALE for .$99 through December 13th Goodreads | Amazon | B & N | Smashwords | Kobo | Google Play | iBooks | ABOUT THE AUTHOR: 
W.R. Gingell is a Tasmanian author who lives in a house with a green door. She loves to rewrite fairytales with a twist or two--and a murder or three--and original fantasy where dragons, enchantresses, and other magical creatures abound. Occasionally she will also dip her toes into the waters of SciFi.
W.R. spends her time reading, drinking an inordinate amount of tea, and slouching in front of the fire to write. Like Peter Pan, she never really grew up, and is still occasionally to be found climbing trees. You can sign up to W.R.'s Newsletter here: eepurl.com/3-oaL to receive free content, publishing news, and first look at giveaways! TOUR SCHEDULE:
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