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The Carny Blog Tour: excerpt and review

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Title: The Carny Author: Brooke Moss Genre: Contemporary Romance Release Date: July 7th, 2012 Format: eBook and Paperback ISBN: Print: 978-0-9851483-1-7 Ebook: 978-0-9851483-2-4 Two people from opposite worlds, one unforgettable kiss. You can’t judge a carny by its cover. At a town fair on the coast of Oregon, handsome Native American carny, Vincent Youngblood, bestows an unforgettable kiss on shy, awkward teenager, Charlotte Davenport. Then disappears without another word, leaving her baffled and enamored. Ten years later, Charlotte is still living in the small fishing town of Astoria, while being trained to–reluctantly–take over for her philandering hotelier father when he retires. After all, who else will do it? Her two perfect sisters are busy being married to their flawless husbands and having cookie cutter children, while Charlotte remains single, childless, and every bit as mousy as she was a decade ago. As Charlotte struggles to climb out from underneath her jud

Thomas Christopher's Never Too Far Promo Blitz

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Title: Never Too Far Author: Thomas Christopher Genre: Young Adult Suspense   Date Published:  5/10/12 Synopsis:  A harrowing story of love and survival. In a future of scarce resources, where the possession of gas and diesel is punishable by death, a teenage boy and a pregnant girl must find a way to save their impoverished family. They risk their lives on a terrifying journey to sell stolen fuel on the black market. An excerpt: Mary surprised Joe by knocking his arms away. She was stronger than she looked. Then she swept her legs off the bed and sprang to her feet. She took two steps and turned to face him as if to prove there was nothing wrong with her. But there was definitely something wrong. She wavered a moment. Her already white face turned ghostly. Her eyelids trembled. She seemed to realize she was becoming faint, and what that meant. “I’m fine,” she said. “You don’t have to go.” Joe got ready to catch her in case she fell, but somehow she held herself stead