Howloween blog hop

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It is time for the Howloween Blog Hop hosted by Drea over at The Blog Hop Spot! This is a big hop featuring authors, bloggers and publishers. We hope you go over to the website and check out the goodies everyone is offering.

Talking about offering, we are giving one lucky reader one e-book copy of After Dark (The 19th Year, Book #1) by Emi Gayle. We will gift the reader the format of their choice: mobi (Kindle) or epub (Nook).

After Dark (The 19th Year, Book #1) by Emi Gayle
YA paranormal*ebook*October 31st 2012 by J. Taylor Publishing

What eighteen year old Mac Thorne doesn’t know will probably kill her.

In exactly eight months, five days, three hours and thirteen minutes, Mac has to choose what she’ll be for the rest of her life.

She has no choice but to pick. As a Changeling, it’s her birthright. To Mac, it’s a birthchore. Like going to school with humans, interacting with humans, and pretending to be human during the pesky daylight hours.

Once darkness descends, Mac can change into any supernatural form that exists—which makes her as happy as she can be. That is, until Winn Thomas, the biggest geek in her senior class figures out there’s more to what hides in the dark than most are willing to acknowledge.

In this first of the 19th Year Trilogy, Winn might know more about Mac than even she does, and that knowledge could end their lives, unless Mac ensures the powers-that-be have no choice but to keep him around.
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Comments

  1. Ann S.October 26, 2012 at 11:40 AM

    My favorite scary book is Christine by Stephen King. It was the first really scary book I read so it remains the best.

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  2. jkrowynOctober 26, 2012 at 9:47 PM

    The latest scary book I read was Necroscope by Brian Lumley. He does awesome vamps!

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  3. DeeDee GriffinOctober 26, 2012 at 10:51 PM

    Probably one by Dean Koontz. The Bad Place was a good one.

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  4. Mary PrestonOctober 27, 2012 at 5:43 AM

    IT by Stephen King - though most of his books scare me.

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  5. CarolineOctober 27, 2012 at 5:20 PM

    Probably The Forest of Hands and Teeth

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  6. AliciaOctober 28, 2012 at 12:27 PM

    I'm not sure it is my favorite, but the last scary book I read was "Before Cain Strikes" - it was really good :). I really shouldn't have read it while home alone though.

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  7. CassandraOctober 28, 2012 at 7:48 PM

    Maybe This Time by Jennifer Crusie :)

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  8. BLHmistressOctober 28, 2012 at 9:00 PM

    My favorite scary book is The Stand by Stephen King

    Rafflecopter Name: Dawna Newman

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