Today is the start of the tour for The Eye of Elektron by Leigh G. Wynn. This is a YA sci-fi novel.

About the Book

Two souls from different realms. Bound by sacrifice. Torn by fate.

For eleven years, Sumrects have trapped humans in an alternate realm where an ancient evil brews, awaiting its nemesis…

A nineteen-year-old human stands in the way, but she does not know it yet…

Dawn has more pressing matters at hand.

Competition to be Portrait Artist at Crimson Estate is fierce. One hour to paint. One lives. One dies. And participation is not voluntary.

To save her brother’s life, Dawn ensures her own execution by painting a magical device the Sumrects despise—the Eye of Elektron. Banned from use, the Eye of Elektron has not functioned since the failed human rebellion against Sumrectian tyranny eleven years ago.

Somehow, it comes to life in her hands...

And captures the attention of Ansel Cassadian, the most powerful Sumrect in a thousand years. Strangely, he seems to know everything about her difficult past—a past that holds the key to her future.

As evil threatens to destroy all she holds dear, Dawn must reawaken the Eye of Elektron in time to free the humans and save the Sumrect who risked his destiny to protect her.

Content Warnings: The book contains no cursing or sexual content beyond light kissing. There is mild violence involved in the fighting scenes, but nothing too graphic and inappropriate for young adults.

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We have a new cover reveal for Loving Gavin by Pixie Perkins. The cover reveal is scheduled for October 25th. This is a YA contemporary.

Content Warning: Loving Gavin will stay within these parameters.

all the romantic moments (possibly with a little more steam)

mild suggestive content (pg to pg-13, depending on the books' themes)

possibly some drinking (if underage drinking occurs, it won't be common)

terms like "i curse" and "she/he curses" (along with screwed/freaking/BS/etc.)

on-page sex (it could be implied or talked about, but that's it)

crude sexual jokes/commentary (humor and flirting are portrayed without being explicit)

"actual" language (no swearing unless it's interrupted early on)

full nudity in a sexual way (if undressing occurs, it won't go past undergarments)How far would you go to keep your crush a secret?

Mckessey Owens is in love with Gavin Miller (aka: her best friend’s older brother). Does anyone know about her feelings for him? HECK. NO. And she doesn’t want them to. So, it’s understandable that she freaks out when her partially written love letter for Gavin falls into the hands of her nemesis, Alex Miller (aka: her best friend’s evil twin).

Alex always manages to ruin EVERYTHING and Mckessey isn’t willing to let him sabotage her crush on Gavin, which is why she comes up with a crazy lie instead: she tells Alex the letter is about him.

Unfortunately, he’s not convinced and wants her to prove it.

Desperate to keep the truth hidden, Mckessey asks to be his girlfriend. And even though it’s very clear that he’s not interested in her—Alex agrees to them becoming a couple, expecting to be right about the whole thing.

But it’s only a matter of time until Mckessey finds out that pretending to be in love with one brother while secretly pining over the other brother is no easy task; especially when she has ZERO dating experience and starts realizing that Alex might not be as horrible as she thought…

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We have a new tour for Truesilver by DJ Edwardson. This is a YA fantasy.

Content Warning: There are a few sword fighting scenes with some blood in one but nothing graphic.

A young man stained with his father's sins. A sword of ancient power. A legend rises.
Kion Bray can't accept his father was a coward. Bullied for his dad's actions in the last war, the seventeen-year-old shepherd is determined to restore his family honor. And the only way to do it is to win the village's annual sword-fighting contest.
Lacking experience, Kion fears he might only bring more embarrassment upon those he loves. And with his biggest tormentor awaiting him in the competition and a dark army mobilizing to the north, his quest for redemption may come to a swift and painful end.
Can a simple shepherd learn to master his blade before his hopes and his people are crushed?
Read the first book in the epic Swordspeaker Saga fantasy series. If you like gargantuan quests, towering bravery, and coming-of-age tales, then you'll love DJ Edwardson's razor-sharp story.

We have a new review tour for I'll Take the Lie by Nancy E. Wood.

Age: 15+

Triggers (includes some spoilers): a fight that results in death (not very graphic), suicide by gunshot, some arguing. No explicit language, some “off-brand” curses like crap, heck, etc. A couple instances of kissing, mild PDA, mentions of cheating on significant other. Drugs, smoking, and alcohol consumption (in a negative light).


Does the truth really set you free? Paige Hall doubts it, after her boyfriend Justin tells her he’s over it, leaving her with a broken heart and crushed dreams. When Justin disappears, she can’t help but try to find out what happened to him. But when the more she searches, the more problems arise, she can’t help but wonder if it would be better to just accept the lie…

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