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Saturday, March 15, 2014

Cover Reveal: Son of Set By Kelsey Ketch @kelseyketch @NereydaG1003 #YABOUNDBOOKTOURS #Giveaway




Release Date: 05/02/14

Summary from Goodreads:
". . . the Sons would never just let him go-alive."

Seth O'Keefe has broken the laws of his god. He never thought he would sacrifice his own future to protect a Daughter of Isis. But when the Sons of Set discovered Natti is the Secret Keeper, he had no choice. Now, Seth and Natti are on the run from his father, who wants nothing more than to see Seth dead. With no allies, Seth turns to the Daughters of Isis for help, hoping they would protect Natti. But when they meet the Daughters, he discovers a secret that puts both their lives in more danger. Low on options, Seth sees only one possibility for survival. He must help Natti solve an ancient puzzle and find the secret name of Ra.

Natara "Natti" Stone is having a hard time swallowing the truth. She can't believe what she has learned in the past twenty-four hours: Seth is a Son of Set blessed with charm; she is a Daughter of Isis blessed with a sliver of Ma 'at; the locket her grandmother gave her holds an ancient Egyptian secret linking to Osiris and Isis. That along with being tortured and brutalized by the Sons of Set, she can hardly hold herself together. Thank God for Seth's touch! That warm, tingling sensation that drowns it all out. Yet her heart struggles to stay focused. She must quickly embrace her destiny before the secret name of Ra falls into the wrong hands.

*Note: Content for Upper YA*


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About the Author
During her high school years, Kelsey Ketch could always be found tucked away in a little corner of the hall or classroom, writing her fantasy worlds and creating illustrations and maps. Today is no different, except now she's writing in the break room at her office building or at the tables of the Barnes and Noble Café in Cary, North Carolina. She is also an avid reader, a part-time book blogger at Ketch's Book Nook, and lives with her two orange tabbies and awesome and humorous flat-mate.Daughter of Isis is her debut novel.
For more information, please visit her site at kelseyketch.com.


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Two prize packs, each containing a silver ankh pendant with seven knot anklet, Son of Set e-reader bling, 3 bookmarks, 2 temporary tattoos, 2 character collectable cards, and 2 wristbands (INT).
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Book Blitz: Falling From The Sky By Nikki Godwin @NikGodwin @NereydaG1003 #YABOUNDBOOKTOURS




Falling From The Sky
Release Date: 02/21/14

Summary from Goodreads:
All stability in sixteen-year-old Ridge McCoy's life crashed and burned in the plane crash that killed his dad. This summer-long basketball camp is his chance to improve his skills and escape his problems back home. But his summer plans take a turn in an unexpected direction when he meets Micah Youngblood, the guy who runs the carousel at the local mall and has a reputation for devouring straight boys' heterosexuality for breakfast, alongside his chocolate chip pancakes.

Ridge needs a way to avoid the guys at camp, whose only quest for the summer is to drown in beer and hook up with girls. So when Micah offers to explain how the ten unique horses on the carousel are significant to his tribe, Ridge takes him up on it. Still, Ridge can't decide if this is a bad thing or not. All he knows is that he hasn't felt this alive since his dad fell from the sky, and as the horse adventures come to an end, Ridge finds himself falling as well - for Micah.

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"You really think I can explain all of that to you in a few minutes?" he asks.

I glance at my cell phone. Curfew is in two hours. "I have time," I say.

He laughs and shakes his head. "I need more time than what you have tonight. It'd seriously take all day just to tell you about one horse, much less ten. You know, I could just show you instead," he says.

"What are you suggesting?" I ask.

"Give me ten days this summer," he says.

"I don't know if I can. It's going to be a busy summer," I say.

Really, I just don't know if I can handle Micah for ten days of the summer. He talks too damn much, and I don't want him latching on to me like I'm his best friend.

He doesn't buy my excuse. "You practice when, Monday through Friday? Do you plan on going home every weekend? Where are you from anyway?"

Yeah. Already getting on my nerves.

"Yes. Maybe. Markham," I answer.

Weekends on campus will get boring. I don't plan on going out with the guys at camp and getting drunk. Terrence won't be around much. And I'm sure as hell not going home on the weekends to deal with Mom's crying, Jordan's complaining, and Samantha's attempt to fake a relationship with me.

But Micah doesn't need to know that.

"I can work my schedule around yours," he offers. He scribbles his phone number down on the back of a mall pamphlet. "Just in case you change your mind or get bored."

He pulls the lever again, and the horses stop spinning. The girls climb down from their mounts and run back over to us. I have to get out of here before they disappear, and he traps me with more Xbox conversation. I glance down at the mall pamphlet in my hand.

"We'll see," I say. "I've gotta head back, so I'll see you around."

I don't give him a chance to persuade me any more than he's already tried to.

Room eleven is still silent when I get back. Terrence won't be back until morning. I don't mind the silence, though. I'd rather be alone. When I'm alone, I don't get fake sympathy and "it'll get better" speeches. I don't get asked stupid questions about how I'm holding up or if I need to talk. It's probably written all over my face that I'm alone and need pity, even here, away from annoying brothers, grieving moms, distant girlfriends, and rainforests that eat planes. That's probably why Micah wants to be my friend this summer. I probably sweat tragedies the way my summer teammates will sweat alcohol.

I empty my pockets and crumple up the mall pamphlet. Micah's phone number falls from the sky and crash-lands in the metal garbage bin by the door. I flip off the light. I'd rather be alone all summer.

About the Author
Nikki Godwin is a Young Adult author from the southern USA. She is a city girl who can't live without Mountain Dew, black eyeliner, Hawthorne Heights, and candles from Bath & Body Works. When not writing, she's not-so-secretly internet-stalking her favorite bands. She is slightly obsessed with rock stars and surfers. She no longer hides her love for One Direction.
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2 ebook copies of Falling from the Sky (INT)
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