How do you feel about reminders, whether they’re sent via email, text, or voicemail? I at least tolerate them. After all, if I’m super-swamped with the to-dos, it’s nice to have someone remind me of an appointment or opportunity I don’t want to forget.
That said, here’s a reminder of several opportunities. One is the chance for teen readers to beta read The Years Eaten: Changeling Restrainers Book 1. Click on the link to view my post on it.
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If middle grade books are more your jam, don’t forget the chance to be a book reviewer for Jennifer Hallmark’s blog “Off the Beaten Track.” She’s looking for reviewers of speculative fiction works for young readers.
Last but not least, Adare Elyse’s middle grade novel is coming in one week! Here’s the cover reveal.
Isn’t this cover gorgeous? I’ll send you off with the book’s blurb:
First rule: hide your true self.
Becka’s secret endangers her life. She’s a winged Centaur in a kingdom now systematically hunting all non-Humans to enslave them—or worse. Her one hope is to use her shapeshifting abilities to hide until her father returns to take her family to safety. But when the army closes in on her secret, Becka can’t wait anymore. If she doesn’t find her father now, she may lose him—or her chance to escape—forever. She’ll do anything to reunite her family—even break into the palace archives to discover her father’s fate.
The last thing she expects to find is a potential ally among the enemy. Locked away in his own castle, young Prince Ryandru also has a secret that has left him desperate for a friend. They’ll have to trust each other to discover the truth they both seek. But with traitors grasping for the throne and Becka’s family in jeopardy, revealing their secrets could destroy all they hold dear.
Jump into the adventure of this clean middle grade fantasy featuring forbidden friendship, accepting your unique self, and a world of mythical creatures including Fauns, Griffins, Pegasi, and more! A perfect choice for fans of The Chronicles of Narnia and How to Train Your Dragon.
K.A. Ramstad 