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Blog Tour: Not Pretty Enough by Jaimie Admans

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It's Tuesday and we are today's stop on the Not Pretty Enough Blog Tour hosted by Oops I Read A Book Again . For our stop we have an excerpt from this contemporary YA comedy written by author Jamie Admans. There is also a tour wide giveaway. Title: Not Pretty Enough Author: Jaimie Admans Date of Publication: August 1, 2013 Genre: contemporary YA comedy “New Year’s Resolutions: 1. Lloyd Layton will know I exist. He once said three whole words to me, so this is obviously progress. If I don’t get a proper conversation out of him soon, then I’ll take my top off and streak through the cafeteria, because nobody could fail to notice these boobs. 2. I will not get expelled for streaking through the cafeteria.” Those are the words that begin her mission. Chessie is fourteen, not pretty enough, and very much in love. Lloyd Layton is hot, popular, and unaware of Chessie’s existence. Her goal is clear: to get Lloyd to love her as much as she loves him, a

Promo Event: Unreap My Heart (The Reaper Series, #2) by Kate Evangelista

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Unreap My Heart (The Reaper Series, #2) by Kate Evangelista  Paranormal Young Adult   Publisher: Omnific Publishing  Release: September 17, 2013  When Death is stabbed with a dagger that sucks out his powers, Balthazar is roped into helping him find the Redeemer, the only one who can remove the dagger. But nothing is free in the Underverse. For travelling to the most dangerous places in the Underverse, Balthazar asks Death for control of the Crossroads. Arianne was ready to pay Death’s price to save Niko. She was ready to be blind with no memory of the boy she loves. Instead, she wakes up in a strange room, still able to see and with Niko in a deep sleep. She agrees to work with Balthazar on the condition: Death needs to wake Niko. But Arianne soon finds out that helping the bad guy means having to do lots of bad things.          Excerpt “I bet you’re completely regretting saying yes to this now.” She shook her head. “I shouldn’t have.” “Yes, you shou