Thursday, February 25, 2016

'The Cave Maze: Wizard Warrior Quest' by C.A.A. Allen



He was only eight when a bloodied sorcerer tutored him on the perils of questing in the Cave Maze... 


...The craving to enter has tormented ever since.

The Wizard Talhoffer stocked the underground labyrinth with a murderous assortment of beasts, traps, gold, and personal magic items worth dying for. And treasure hunters did die for them.

Not Raff Jenkins. He planned to survive.

After losing the scholarship for the questing university, sword whiz Raff takes drastic measures to earn tuition. With the help of his hustling cousin Dread and a party of rag-tag locals…he heads into the maze as a newbie. What he discovers inside is more than just treasure, bloodthirsty hags, or crotch-masticating hellhounds – he learns that a link to his past is tied to the fate of his kingdom.

Will he return in time to pay off the death-threats awaiting him at home? Will he return at all? 





*DUNGEON MAZE ACTIVITY INCLUDED!* 

This Kindle version of The Cave Maze includes, The Labyrinth of Fear, the first in an original maze activity series by grand labyrinth designer Master of the Playing Cards, whose mastery of maze design inspired a powerful, and puzzling activity to be included with this edition.








About the author:

C. A. A. Allen lives in San Diego with his wife and six children. He is a freelance writer, local hip-hop mogul, and fantasy e-book author. He writes for many online entities, and has been published in the San Diego Reader, and CityBeat magazines. He has provided back up vocals, and performed as a "Humpty Dancer" for the multi-platinum hip-hop group Digital Underground. When he isn't writing or spending time with the children, Mr. Allen enjoys horse racing, fine cognac, funk music, and southern cooking.

Wednesday, February 24, 2016

'The Power Vested in Me: The Gatherers' by A.J. King



ARE YOU INTERESTED IN TIME TRAVEL, MYSTICAL MAGIC AND ADVENTURE? 

Join the ‘Stardust’ to test your intuition, solve riddles and full fill the quests.

A mysterious white haired man materialises one night in the nursery of a maternity ward. He projects lights from his hands on to some of the sleeping babies and then vanishes in to thin air, completely unnoticed. Thirteen years later the five babies, who are now teenagers, win a competition, which none of them can remember entering. When arriving to collect their prize they are greeted by the mysterious white haired man. He appears to know all about them and the ‘secret powers' he says he bestowed on them. He asks for their help, his request is that they go on a series of quests for him, quests that involve time travel, danger and a little bit of magic. 

So..... 
• Who is this man? 
• Why has he chosen these children? 
• What does he want with the items they gather on the quests? 

ALL WILL BE REVEALED IN THE FULLNESS OF TIME! (Unless you work it out first)


Available from Amazon 
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About the author:

A J King started writing as a child with the desire to be the next John Boy Walton. The latter desire soon faded but the desire to write never did. In previous lifetimes they have been a martial arts instructor and photographer. Currently they live in Swansea in Wales (the birth place of Dylan Thomas) UK with their two teenage children and a punchbag called wolf.

Sunday, February 21, 2016

'Lost Archangel' by Hailey King


We've all been warned about making a deal with the devil, but sometimes sixteen-year-old Caleb Stone wonders if making a deal with his Angel brother, Joshua, is any better.

In exchange for answers about their mother's mysterious death, Caleb agrees to sneak into the Underground and retrieve a missing halo that contains the Stone family's biggest secret: the whereabouts of the Archangel, the leader and protector over the entire Stone family line.

Of course only after the deal was made did Joshua let Caleb know that a legion of Demons will be waiting to greet him in the Underground with open claws. After all, details like that just tend to get in the way.







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Thursday, February 18, 2016

Read the first chapter of 'Light Runner' by Philip Brown




Sixteen-year-old Dara Adengard would rather read graphic novels than do her homework and prefers the freedom of skateboarding to the restrictions of life with her military father. Stung by the recent death of her mother, Dara conceals her mom’s picture under a square of grip tape on her skateboard. But no matter how much Dara tries to keep a foothold on the past, she can’t ride away from her own destiny.

One evening, she discovers a silver and gold armlet with mysterious powers in the shadowy water of the swimming pool. Forged from an ancient meteorite metal, it possesses the power to heal or wound. When Dara holds it, it emits a light that seems to have been ignited by a star’s ray. Moments later, she is stunned to find that someone’s broken into her apartment, her father has vanished, and a dead body lies sprawled in the courtyard.

Evading the police, Dara escapes on a perilous quest for her father and begins to uncover her mother’s hidden past—and starts to realize the shocking truth about herself. Accompanied by a stray dog, Dara soars to sudden fame on the wings of a YouTube video that shows her using the Jyotisha to heal the handsome Diego of a gunshot wound. When the video goes viral, and when a famous TV talk show personality connects with her, Dara is propelled from homeless runaway to worldwide sensation.






Read the first chapter:

Chapter 1

Dara’s father slammed the windows to keep out the odor of smoke. “Looks like fire season’s started early,” he said, powering off the TV’s live coverage. “I’ll try to make it home for chow, but just in case there’s enchiladas in the fridge.” He slapped a yellow Post-it onto the microwave. “Heating directions right here.”
“Uh-huh.”
Her dad was good at leaving notes to guide her through meals, chores—things she was capable of doing without any reminder. Whenever she objected, he’d say, “If you showed a little more responsibility I wouldn’t have to tell you, right?”
“And keep the door locked,” he said. “Going outside?”
“I guess.” Her fingers toyed with a thin strand of streaked, lime-green hair.
“Then you better stay inside the apartment building perimeter.” He shot her the I-mean-it look.
No answer.
Gimme a roger?”
Her dad talked Navy Seabee. Rules were regs, Costco hot dogs were tube steaks, and boundaries were perimeters. Usually, that meant one square block, between Fir and Garden.
But that’s when she wasn’t grounded. Now it was: the courtyard—no street, no alley. Oh, yeah. Way more adventure than she could handle. She shot a quick glance at her skateboard, propped near the front door.
“Can you put down that comic book and unplug those while I’m talking to you?”
She tossed Naruto aside and tugged an ear bud cord. “I heard every word you said. Perimeters. Okay?”
After her father left for the night shift, Dara waited a few minutes, then grabbed her skateboard and headed for the street.
Heat waves rose from the scorched asphalt.
She knew her dad had enabled his own cell phone to track hers, but figured she wasn’t more than a few yards outside the stupid perimeter of the apartment building—not enough for him to notice.
Over the distant hills, black smoke clouds billowed into the sky.
She ollied off the sidewalk, and her board clattered onto the asphalt. She repeated this several times before she saw him across the street—a stranger wearing yellow knee-length Lakers shorts, flip-flops, wraparound sunglasses, and a black T-shirt with a chrome-colored Apple logo. Twenty-something. Ponytail and a beard. A large colored tat wound around his leg.
He was checking her out.
Dara pushed off on her board toward the curb and was in midair when the man took a step towards her, a slight smile on his face. Perv, she thought. But it threw her timing off, and she lost her balance in midair.
Her knee smacked the pavement.
Through gritted teeth she sucked in breath, pushed back her hoodie, and looked down at her knee. Shredded jeans. Ripped skin. Nice move, she thought, and winced at the pain.
Her eyes swept the street. No sign of the creep in the Lakers shorts—but she noticed a man near the end of the block to her left. He strode towards her, wearing a long dark sweatshirt. No one she knew.
Dara sat on the cement curb, her good leg straight out, her other leg bent while she held it, and wondered what to do. Blood soaked through her jeans, turning the blue denim into a soggy purple.
She stared at her skateboard, which lay upside down in the gutter like a bug on its back. One of the wheels still spun, and the deck looked helpless, exposed. Vulnerable.
There was a noise behind her, and she cast a nervous look over her shoulder.
But it was just Vadoma. Dara hadn’t heard the door open and wondered how long Vadoma had been standing there.
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Dara knew Vadoma’s name because they’d received her mail by mistake a few weeks ago, after Vadoma had moved in to the Buena Gardens. She lived in the apartment right below theirs, and Dara had taken an instant dislike to her—a feeling that seemed to be mutual. The woman now stood outside the locked, double-glass doors to the lobby and stared down at Dara.
Vadoma was short and had long gray hair with traces of white, tied back in a tight bun that seemed to make her eyes bulge. When Dara was in the courtyard practicing kickflips on her board, Vadoma would come out of her apartment, stand at the railing, and glare at her with mean-looking fish eyes.
Dara bit her lip and stared at the red shoelaces of her ankle boots.
Vadoma took a tentative step over the curb and scrutinized Dara’s skateboard. Dara’s hair. Her bleeding knee. Vadoma’s fish eyes squinted. She was dressed in thrift store chic and wore a faded, oversized black concert T-shirt. On the front of the shirt, it said, “Genesis Reunion Concert Tour—Turn it On Again!” in pale red letters above a picture of a big electric guitar.
Dara figured Vadoma was going to tell her something like, “Serves you right—skateboarding and making all that racket.”
But instead, Vadoma reached out a hand to pull her up. It was a tiny hand, with a silver ring on every finger—even her thumb. Her fingers were old and weathered.
The ring on her index finger was a slim, silver snake, and Dara could feel its curved coolness against her own palm as Vadoma grunted and pulled her up.
“Come,” Vadoma said, in an accent Dara couldn’t quite place. “I can take skating board. Help you up stairs.” She jangled a set of keys out of her pocket.
Dara still felt a twinge of apprehension about the man with the Apple shirt she’d seen across the street, but knew she had to take care of her knee.
Once inside the apartment building, Dara gripped the railing with her free hand and hop-hobbled up the stairs beside Vadoma. When Dara stumbled once, Vadoma’s fingers gripped Dara’s wrist to steady her.



About the author:

Philip Brown, YA contemporary fantasy author, is motivated by the power of words to change lives. He teaches high school and is inspired by his students, many of whom struggle to overcome difficult social and personal issues. He believes the classroom is a place filled with brilliant and amazing stories.

Before he began writing fiction, Philip wrote a couple of astrology books. Cosmic Trends was published by Llewellyn Worldwide in 2006 and was a finalist for the Coalition of Visionary Resources Award. His widely read AstroFutureTrends blog was turned into the book, On the Cusp: Astrological Reflections from the Threshold.

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Saturday, February 13, 2016

Author Erik Daniel Shein on his Monsterjunkies series and upcoming film

The Monsterjunkies. You have seen this highly rated series mentioned here several times over the past few years. Now, learn more about it from the creator, himself.


What was the inspiration behind the Monsterjunkies series? 
When I was growing up my family was similar to the fictional Monsterjunkies we had crazy pets and were bullied for being different.
Why is this so important for teens to read?
The book series has a strong anti-bullying message for being different and fitting in the characters even get bullied for having the last name the Monsterjunkies.
What kind of response have you gotten from the series?
The books and Graphic novels have been reviewed by Kirkus and several comic book reviewers with high praise saying they are kid friendly with a strong message the stories are very entertaining.
Why do you think people respond to it so well? 
The characters and stories relate to many types of people people who wear masks everyday.    It’s those who take off their masks and show the real person, are the ones that move forward. 
You call the third book, Legacy, the best one of them all. Why do you feel this way?
Legacy is the best book of the trilogy because the characters Crow and Indigo, MonsterJunkie find their way in life and keep the family's legacy going.
What is it about this installment that you love so much? 
It shows that a family that is different is just as normal as everybody else.       
You're taking a big step by having this series made into in animated film. How did this come about? 
I have been in the animation film business for many years and the right producers got together to develop and produce one of many animated films based on the books.
What plans for its creation can you share with us? 
It will have a cast of A-list voice talent and will be produced using the latest cutting edge CGI animation and story telling. 
Do you have any other plans in mind beyond the books and the movie? 
We will build the intellectual properties into a franchise comic books graphic novels and to film.
What else would you like readers to know about you and the series? 
That it is well-researched and we use real science, with strong anti-bullying and environmental messages.
Is there anything else you would like to share? 
We hope the audience enjoys the MonsterJunkie series. You may find a little of yourself reading about their lives and adventures.
Thank you so much for your time!

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About the author:

Erik Daniel Shein was born Erik Daniel Stoops, November 18th 1966 He is an American writer, and Visionary, film producer, screenwriter, voice actor, animator, entrepreneur, entertainer, and philanthropist, Pet enthusiast and animal health advocate . He is the author and co authored of over 30 nonfiction and fiction books whose writings include six scientific articles in the field of herpetology. His children’s book, “The Forgotten Ornament” is a Christmas classic, and was endorsed by Hollywood legends Mickey and Jan Rooney.

Mr Shein is the creator of the Monsterjunkie universe, and his Debut novels the Monsterjunkies an American family odyssey being a normal family is a state of mind and the sequel Monsterjunkies Sanctuary were Kirkus reviews young adult books of the month November and December 2014 in Kirkus magazine, Monsterjunkies an American family Odyssey was named Top 50 teen books for 2014 by Kirkus.

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Friday, February 12, 2016

'The Monsterjunkies: Legacy' by Erik Daniel Shein and James Costello


Cryptic messages – a mysterious package – and an ancient key unlocks the door to an incredible adventure that leads to ancestry – history – magic – and a family Legacy that's been hundreds of years in the making, taking Crow and his family to the far corners of the earth. 

Follow the Monsterjunkies as their true purpose – their heritage – and their future is revealed through a maze of mystifying clues that take them to new lands, unknown family and a treasure kept secret for hundreds of years. 

No longer will Crow doubt his family’s unconventionally strange occupation, because now he shares the passion, understands the importance and is ready to assume the Monsterjunkie
Legacy.


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About the author:

Erik Daniel Shein was born Erik Daniel Stoops, November 18th 1966 He is an American writer, and Visionary, film producer, screenwriter, voice actor, animator, entrepreneur, entertainer, and philanthropist, Pet enthusiast and animal health advocate . He is the author and co authored of over 30 nonfiction and fiction books whose writings include six scientific articles in the field of herpetology. His children’s book, “The Forgotten Ornament” is a Christmas classic, and was endorsed by Hollywood legends Mickey and Jan Rooney.

Mr Shein is the creator of the Monsterjunkie universe, and his Debut novels the Monsterjunkies an American family odyssey being a normal family is a state of mind and the sequel Monsterjunkies Sanctuary were Kirkus reviews young adult books of the month November and December 2014 in Kirkus magazine, Monsterjunkies an American family Odyssey was named Top 50 teen books for 2014 by Kirkus.

FB link: https://www.facebook.com/monsterjunkieville/?fref=ts

Twitter: https://twitter.com/monster_junkies

Tuesday, February 9, 2016

'Rarity' by D.A. Roach



Brogen Mathers can’t deal with teen drama…

As an empath, she is constantly bombarded with other people’s energies. Despite coping techniques taught by her psychologist mother, it’s often too much to bear, forcing her to avoid most activities a typical high school junior would enjoy.

Jay Wilken won’t let his past define him…

A dead mother and an alcoholic father brought Jay to Stanton, but he doesn’t want pity. His good looks, charisma, and friendly nature quickly win over the whole student body, but he has his eye on one girl…Brogen.

Brogen can’t believe anyone could be so genuinely nice. It has to be an act, right? But when Jay literally saves her from deadly jaws, she has to admit he’s exactly what he appears, and he’s worth risking the potential emotional upheaval.

“Drama” might as well be Becca Grant’s middle name…

Another newcomer to Stanton, Becca’s blonde beauty and abundant attitude shoots her straight to the top of the popularity charts—and she believes Jay belongs right there beside her. Accustomed to getting exactly what she wants, she launches a relentless mean-girl campaign to shake up Brogen and claim Jay for her own.

Everything changes with a devastating diagnosis…

When Jay learns he has a rare and potentially fatal disorder, he keeps it secret and begins to push Brogen away to spare her future pain—which is exactly the sort of opening Becca is waiting for.

As Jay’s well-meaning deception unravels,
Brogen realizes there is much more than her heart at stake…
But how far is she willing to go to fight for someone she loves?



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Rave reviews!
“It is a beautiful, true to life story where the author teaches many invaluable life lessons. Whether it is about true friendship, or figuring out what truly matters and is important in this world. The characters are compelling and relatable. This book takes you on a teenager's journey through overcoming fears, heartaches, hardships, emotional struggles and dealing with life's adversities. It's these life experiences, the people we meet along the way who help to shape us and make us stronger and into the people that we are meant to be in this world.”
– By CMB-DDB on September 20, 2014

“It isn’t a pretty little love story that follows the path of boy meets girl and life moves along merrily. They are real characters with realistic emotions. As a reader I was drawn deep into them, feeling anger, joy and fear as the story progressed. The author painted a realistic picture of living through a life changing diagnosis.”
– By Domi_Blue on July 29, 2015

“RARITY by D.A. Roach was like a breath of fresh air. I’ve been quickly becoming a huge fan of YA Romances, and DA Roach solidified it. Her writing style was so easy to follow and connect with, that I could not help but love it. If you’re a fan of Young Adult novels, you really need to pick this one up!”

– By HEA Bookshelf on July 24, 2015

“I do want to thank D.A. Roach for writing such a unique and informative book in a way that you don't even realise it until afterwards. This is a complete page-turner that will grip you from the first page to the very last. Absolutely fantastic and the epilogue at the end was a perfect way to finish.”
– By Merissa (Archaeolibrarian) on July 2, 2015

“If I were to fill this entire review with WOW ... would you like it? Rarity pulled on my heart strings like you cannot even imagine. I laughed, I cried, I awwwed and I cried some more. There are so many emotions in this book that are truly hard to evoke from a reader, knowing that it is a story.”
– By Michelle Schwartz on June 25, 2015


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Excerpt from Rarity Chapter 10

Friday...too many days without Jay. I would go insane over the weekend if I didn’t find something new out. I impulsively ditched my last class and headed straight to Jay’s house. Finding Jay and talking with him was worth the detention I’d probably earn. I had never ditched school before and while it was exhilarating, it also was a bit terrifying. But I pulled it off without a problem, probably because no one suspected a rule follower to ditch.
I ran most of the way but slowed when I got to his street. I wasn’t sure what to say, I just let me feet carry me away. My heart rate picked up when I saw him shooting baskets on his aunt’s driveway. I would just have to trust my gut and wing the impromptu conversation.
“So, too cool for school? Or did the NBA approach you?” Jay turned toward me surprised. His cheeks were flushed from the cold and exercise. His shadows under his eyes seemed darker. His face held no joy. “Sorry, didn’t mean to startle you.” The wind blew an icy breeze at me just then and I shivered.
“What are you doing here? School’s not out yet.” Jay said.
“Actually, I need some help...hoped you’d be willing to help me out.” I plopped down on the grass under the basketball net and wrapped my coat around me tightly. “How can you stand to be out here without a coat?” The wind blew another bitter gust at me that made my bones frigid.
“You ditched class to ask me why I’m outside without a coat!?”
“No no, it’s just freezing out here. Sorry.” He didn’t offer for us to move to a warmer location and there was no smile to light up his face. “Anyway, I think I’m going crazy. See, I had the strangest sensation come over me when I said goodbye to you before your doctor’s appointment last week.” As soon as the sentence finished I felt anxiety and darkness rolling off of him. He looked away and began dribbling the ball. “I haven’t had a chance to ask how that went. Is everything ok?”
“Sure. Why do you care?”
Why did I care? Because I like you/love you, because you saved my life, because you’re funny and kind, because I want you to be ok. Because I felt like someone took my heart and stuck it in a blender. “I can’t help thinking that my mood was linked to that appointment. I know...sounds crazy. I honestly think so too. But, if something happened - it might explain why I felt like something awful was going to happen. Then I could quit feeling like a freak losing her mind.” I muttered that last part but he stopped dribbling and looked over at me as if he heard.
“Please tell me you’re ok.” I pleaded. He looked surprised to see how affected I was.
“If I tell you... I can’t take it back.” What an odd thing to say. I nodded in agreement and was now more curious than ever. He sat down on the ball in front of me. For the longest time he just stared at me, studying me. Finally he stood up and said, “Actually, nevermind. I’m teasin.. I’m fine. 100% fine.” He dribbled the ball away from me and shot a basket. “Go home Brogen, I’ll be back in school Monday.”
“Wait,” I approached Jay and grabbed his arm. He looked at it like it burned his skin so I quickly removed it. “You can tell me. Who the hell would I tell?” The look in his eyes was full of conflict. There was more to the story than he was telling. He wanted to tell me, but he couldn’t...or wouldn’t. “I know something happened.”
“I’m good. Thanks for stopping by.” Tight lipped.
He grabbed the ball and headed toward the house without looking back. He was withdrawing and turning a cold shoulder toward our friendship and I had no idea why.





About the author:

D.A. Roach has been telling stories since she was a young girl in the suburbs of Chicago. In college she met the man of her dreams, her happily ever after, and married him 2 weeks after graduating. They have 3 kids together and a pet cockatiel named Gimli. D.A. did not find a love for books until after college. Her parents were immigrants from Lithuania and found tv and radio easier ways to hear stories so they did not do much reading or encourage it. But once she finished college and D.A. had free time, she discovered how amazing it was to get lost in a story.

D.A. is a full time mom and wife. When she is not doing domestic things (laundry, bills, etc) she is writing, reading, creating mixed media art, and helping beautify her kids’ school landscape. Oh, and she is ALWAYS listening to music. Her favorite authors include Rebecca Donovan, Richelle Mead, Larissa Ione, Stephanie Meyer, E.L. James, and Sylvia Day. Reading great works from authors like these has motivated D.A. to write her own stories. She hopes to make positive changes in the world with her art and writing.

“Life isn’t about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself.”
― George Bernard Shaw


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'Light Runner' by Philip Brown




Sixteen-year-old Dara Adengard would rather read graphic novels than do her homework and prefers the freedom of skateboarding to the restrictions of life with her military father. Stung by the recent death of her mother, Dara conceals her mom’s picture under a square of grip tape on her skateboard. But no matter how much Dara tries to keep a foothold on the past, she can’t ride away from her own destiny.

One evening, she discovers a silver and gold armlet with mysterious powers in the shadowy water of the swimming pool. Forged from an ancient meteorite metal, it possesses the power to heal or wound. When Dara holds it, it emits a light that seems to have been ignited by a star’s ray. Moments later, she is stunned to find that someone’s broken into her apartment, her father has vanished, and a dead body lies sprawled in the courtyard.

Evading the police, Dara escapes on a perilous quest for her father and begins to uncover her mother’s hidden past—and starts to realize the shocking truth about herself. Accompanied by a stray dog, Dara soars to sudden fame on the wings of a YouTube video that shows her using the Jyotisha to heal the handsome Diego of a gunshot wound. When the video goes viral, and when a famous TV talk show personality connects with her, Dara is propelled from homeless runaway to worldwide sensation.



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About the author:

Philip Brown is the author of the YA contemporary fantasy novel, "Light Runner." He previously wrote two astrology books, "Cosmic Trends" (finalist for the Coalition of Visionary Resources Award) and "On the Cusp: Astrological Reflections from the Threshold." He has written for "Dell Horoscope" and "The Mountain Astrologer." "Light Runner," published by Strange Fictions Press (an imprint of Vagabondage Press), is his first novel.

Philip studied to become a Shakespearean actor in London and once lived on a Kona coffee farm on the Big Island of Hawaii.

He received his Master of Arts degree in English from California State University Los Angeles and lives in Southern California. He Is a member of the International Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators.

Monday, February 8, 2016

'Burned' by Amity Hope Blast and Giveaway

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BURNEDLanna is trying to run away from her past. When her best friend, Holly, invited her to visit the small, coastal town of Harmony Bay, Lanna decided to take her up on the offer. In fact, she loved Harmony Bay so much she decided to stay.

Jake is no stranger to secrets, lies, and manipulation. He’s been dealt more than his fair share of each. He’s sworn off women indefinitely. But there’s something about the girl rooming with his friend, Max. He just can’t shake the thoughts of her out of his head.

Will the two of them be able to work through the complications of their pasts? Or are they just setting themselves up to be burned again?



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About the author:

Amity lives in beautiful northern Minnesota with her two sons, two cats and their Rottweiler.

She has a degree in elementary education and worked in that field for ten years before deciding to self-publish.

Her first self-published novel, Twisted, was listed by Amazon as a Top 100 Kids & Teens Kindle Book of 2012. It hit Amazon's Teen & Young Adult Contemporary Romance Best Sellers List in several countries. Truths and Dares held the #1 position on Amazon's Best Sellers in Teen & Young Adult Contemporary Romance eBooks in the UK.

If she's not writing, or spending time with her boys, she's most likely reading.

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