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If True Love's Kiss Fails | The Uncrossing by Melissa Eastlake @chapterxchapter @melissa_e @EntangledTeen

The Uncrossing by Melissa Eastlake
Publication Date:  October 2, 2017
Publisher:  Entangled Teen


Luke can uncross almost any curse—they unravel themselves for him like no one else. So working for the Kovrovs, one of the families controlling all the magic in New York, is exciting and dangerous, especially when he encounters the first curse he can't break. And it involves Jeremy, the beloved, sheltered prince of the Kovrov family—the one boy he absolutely shouldn't be falling for.

Jeremy's been in love with cocky, talented Luke since they were kids. But from their first kiss, something's missing. Jeremy's family keeps generations of deadly secrets, forcing him to choose between love and loyalty. As Luke fights to break the curse, a magical, citywide war starts crackling, and it's tied to Jeremy.

This might be the one curse Luke can't uncross. If true love's kiss fails, what's left for him and Jeremy?

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The world of …  (World Building)

The Uncrossing is a contemporary fantasy, set in the real world, though I tried to invoke the “real world” of action and gangster movies. Some parts of the real world are amplified, and other consequences and obstacles recede. When building a story world out of the real world, you have the whole world’s worth of details and memories to choose from—the important thing, I think, is to let characters lead the worldbuilding. Every detail that makes it into the story is something one of the characters noticed, something they care about or chose. The world belongs to the characters, and they reveal themselves by showing us how they perceive it.

About the Author
Melissa Eastlake’s debut novel, The Uncrossing, is coming in 2017 from Entangled Teen. She lives in Athens, Georgia with her partner and their dog.


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Janitors of the Post-Apocalypse | Terminal Alliance by Jim C. Hines #BookReview

Title: Terminal AllianceBy: Jim C. HinesGenre: Sci-fiPages: 352Release Date: November 7th, 2017Publisher: DAW
Summary from Goodreads: In his hilarious new sci-fi series, Jim C. Hines introduces the unlikely heroes that may just save the galaxy: a crew of space janitors.
The Krakau came to Earth to invite humanity into a growing alliance of sentient species. However, they happened to arrive after a mutated plague wiped out half the planet, turned the rest into shambling, near-unstoppable animals, and basically destroyed human civilization. You know—your standard apocalypse.

The Krakau’s first impulse was to turn around and go home. (After all, it’s hard to have diplomatic relations with mindless savages who eat your diplomats.) Their second impulse was to try to fix us. Now, a century later, human beings might not be what they once were, but at least they’re no longer trying to eat everyone. Mostly.

Marion “Mops” Adamopoulos is surprisingly bright (for a human). As a Lieutenant on the Earth Mercenary Corps Ship Pufferfish, she’s in charge of the Shipboard Hygiene and Sanitation team. When a bioweapon attack wipes out the Krakau command crew and reverts the rest of the humans to their feral state, only Mops and her team are left with their minds intact.

Escaping the attacking aliens—not to mention her shambling crewmates—is only the beginning. Sure, Mops and her team of space janitors and plumbers can clean the ship as well as anyone, but flying the damn thing is another matter.

As they struggle to keep the Pufferfish functioning and find a cure for their crew, they stumble onto a conspiracy that could threaten the entire alliance… a conspiracy born from the truth of what happened on Earth all those years ago.

Jim C. Hines has proven himself a master of humorous fantasy with his Jig the Goblin novels, and has turned the usual fantasy tropes sideways and upside down with his Princess and his Magic Ex Libris series. With Terminal Alliance, the debut novel in his humorous military science fiction series, Jim takes us into a brand-new universe of entertainment certain to appeal to fans of both Douglas Adams and Terry Pratchett. 
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Review: What a crazy trip. This was a funny read with lots of sci-fi elements and aliens. I was a little bogged down in the middle with space jargon, but it didn't take away from the story too much. I would love to read the next one.

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Game of Thrones Mask: House Targaryen Dragon (3D Mask & Wall Mount) #Review

Title: Game of Thrones Mask: House Targaryen Dragon (3D Mask & Wall Mount)By: WintercroftRelease Date: October 10th, 2017Publisher: Bantam
Summary from Goodreads: Inspired by the sigil from the award-winning television series Game of Thrones, this official book contains a full-sized 3D House Tragaryen Dragon mask and wall mount. Assemble it yourself from the beautifully illustrated push-out pieces, then wear it, mount it on the wall, or simply admire it. And remember the House Targaryen motto: "Fire and Blood."
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Review: This was a really fun project. The quality of the paper was great. It was thick and I had no problem with tearing it away from the page. It folded easily as well. The instructions were easy enough to follow. The only complaint that I had was the numbers weren't in order making me have to search for what went next. Total build time was about three and a half hours. 
The total size was way bigger than I expected. You can actually wear the mask, which I knew from the beginning, but seeing it put together is a magnificent thing. The mounting portion was easy to use and the mask slips off and on easily. It was fun from start to finish.
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Take a Lot More Than Magic | Fire and Bone by Rachel A. Marks

Fire and Bone
Rachel A. Marks
(Otherborn #1)
Publication date: February 20th 2018
Genres: Urban Fantasy, Young Adult

In Hollywood’s underworld of demigods, druids, and ancient bonds, one girl has a dangerous future.
Sage is eighteen, down on her luck, and struggling to survive on the streets of Los Angeles. Everything changes the night she’s invited to a party—one that turns out to be a trap.
Thrust into a magical world hidden within the City of Angels, Sage discovers that she’s the daughter of a Celtic goddess, with powers that are only in their infancy. Now that she’s of age, she’s asked to pledge her loyalty to one of the five deities, all keen on winning her favor by any means necessary. She has to admit that she’s tempted—especially when this new life comes with spells, Hollywood glamour, and a bodyguard with secrets of his own. Not to mention a prince whose proposal could give her more than she ever imagined.
As loyalties shift, and as the two men vie for her attention, Sage tries to figure out who to trust in a realm she doesn’t understand. One thing is for sure: the trap she’s in has bigger claws than she thought. And it’s going to take a lot more than magic for this Celtic demigoddess to make it out alive.

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Author Bio:
Rachel A. Marks is a cancer survivor, a writer and artist, a surfer and dirt-bike rider, chocolate lover and keeper of faerie secrets. Her four kids and amazing hubby put up with her nerdiness with tremendous grace, even when she makes them watch Buffy or Smallville re-runs for days on end. She was voted: Most Likely To Survive A Zombie Apocalypse, but hopes she'll never have to test the theory.
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Tuna Sushi and Steak | #WeeklyMenu Week #218

Happy Monday. I had a fun project this week with my Game of Thrones 3D mask and wall mount. It took a while to build but it looks awesome. Stop back by tomorrow to see it finished and read my review. 
This weeks menu has a lot of easy meals that are great for busy weekday nights. Just my style. Enjoy!
Monday- Tuna Sushi Stacks
Tuesday- Stroganoff
Wednesday-Cajun Chicken Alfredo
Thursday- Pork Chops and Veggies
Friday- Sheet Pan Flank Steak
Saturday- Taco Salad
Sunday
- Tuna Sandwiches

#WeeklyMenu Week #218

Happy Monday. I had a fun project this week with my Game of Thrones 3D mask and wall mount. It took a while to build but it looks awesome. Stop back by tomorrow to see it finished and read my review. 
This weeks menu has a lot of easy meals that are great for busy weekday nights. Just my style. Enjoy!
Monday- Tuna Sushi Stacks
Tuesday- Stroganoff
Wednesday-Cajun Chicken Alfredo
Thursday- Pork Chops and Veggies
Friday- Sheet Pan Flank Steak
Saturday- Taco Salad
Sunday
- Tuna Sandwiches

To Guard Against The Dark by Julie E. Czerneda #BlogTour

I'm excited to share this one with you. To Guard Against the Dark is a fantastic new Sci-fi, published with 

TO GUARD AGAINST THE DARK by Julie E. Czerneda DAW Hardcover Original$26.00
On sale October 10th, 2017
About the Series:
The Clan Chronicles is set in a far future where a mutual Trade Pact encourages peaceful commerce among a multitude of alien and Human worlds. The alien Clan, humanoid in appearance, have been living in secrecy and wealth on Human worlds, relying on their innate ability to move through the M’hir and bypass normal space. The Clan bred to increase that power, only to learn its terrible price: females who can’t help but kill prospective mates. Sira di Sarc is the first female of her kind facing that reality. With the help of a Human starship captain, Jason Morgan, himself a talented telepath, Sira must find a morally acceptable solution before it’s too late. But with the Clan exposed, her time is running out. The Stratification trilogy follows Sira’s ancestor, Aryl Sarc, and shows how their power first came to be as well as how the Clan came to live in the Trade Pact. The Trade Pact trilogy is the story of Sira and Morgan, and the trouble facing the Clan. Reunification concludes the series, answering these question at last. Who are the Clan? 
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And what will be the fate of all?


For twenty years, Canadian author/ former biologist Julie E. Czerneda has shared her curiosity about living things through her science fiction, published by DAW Books, NY. Julie’s also written fantasy, the first installments of her Night’s Edge series (DAW) A Turn of Light and A Play of Shadow, winning consecutive Aurora Awards (Canada’s Hugo) for Best English Novel. Julie’s edited/co-edited sixteen anthologies of SF/F, two Aurora winners, the latest being SFWA’s 2017 Nebula Award Showcase. Next out will be an anthology of original stories set in her Clan Chronicles series: Tales from Plexis, out in 2018. Her new SF novel, finale to that series, To Guard Against the Dark, lands in stores October 2017. When not jumping between wonderful blogs, Julie’s at work on something very special: her highly anticipated new Esen novel, Search Image (Fall 2018). Visit www.czerneda.comfor more.
Chapter 1
STARS. 
Fingers interlaced, her hair stroking his cheek, they’d walked the nights of ninety-nine worlds. Floated in space to watch planets spin. Lain naked on mossy ground, lost in one another, under so many stars— 
Those had been real. These couldn’t be. The ceiling lay beneath a covering of formed concrete, plas, and a significant amount of natural stone, a roof he’d built to keep out more than the night sky. Could be a dune curling overtop as well, it being sandstorm season. 
Yet, still, stars twinkled overhead, wheeling in formation as if he watched them through time. A dream. That was it. He shut his eyes, fingers straying to the cool metal band around his wrist. 
Touch seemed odd, for a dream. 
He opened his eyes. Looked up. Surely only in a dream could a segment of that starry scape flex . . . Bend . . . 
Lean down, closer and closer, those stars about to crush him— /need/~location?~/urgency/ 
For the— “No more!” he shouted, furious. “Get out of here!” 
A heavy arm—something arm-ish— lopped across his chest and slid away. Jason Morgan squirmed in the opposite direction. “On! On full!” 
The portlights obeyed, blazing into every corner of the room. He was alone. 
***
“I heard you the first time.” Huido Maarmatoo’kk emphasized the “first.” “A Rugheran was on your ceiling. The starry kind, like the ones you saw on Cersi, not the dark greasy kind here. Your shout woke me from a most pleasant dream, you know.” A sigh like rain on plas. 
His hands wanted to tremble. Morgan wrapped them around his warm cup, guiding it to his lips with care. The kitchen felt strange. Too bright. He hadn’t, he thought abruptly, sat at this table for— e hadn’t, since, that was it. Hadn’t left his quarters. 
Hadn’t bothered to move, in case it hurt. Fine plan, that was. All of him hurt. 
Most of him stank. 
Not that it mattered. 
“Yesterday, you saw a Rugheran in the accommodation. You shouted then, too. And threw a jar of something at it, making a mess, at which point it disappeared. Can’t say I blame it.” 
Morgan glowered through the steam at his companion. Gleaming black eyeballs, each on their stalk, lined the opening between the gently pulsing disks that served as a head. Unblinking eyeballs. He should know better by now than try to stare down a Carasian. “It’s not my imagination. They travel through—” the M’hir, he almost said, and flinched. “They don’t use doors. You know that. They’re here and they’re real.” 
Unlike what else he saw when alone: the curve of a smile, the luxurious flood of red-gold hair, somber gray eyes flashing with sudden heat— Sira. 
Always, always, no matter how he tried to stop there, stay, the ending followed. The furious boil of waves on an unreal beach— 
Her fingers, letting go— 
That hollow, inside, where she’d been. 
He’d curl into a ball and shiver until he fell asleep or passed out, always cold. So very cold— 
A soft chink as clawtips met under his nose. Morgan refocused. “What?” He tried not to snap, wearily grateful Huido bore with his tempers and accepted his silence. He wasn’t ready to talk. 
They hadn’t spoken in what might be days, come to think of it. Something was different. He blinked. His friend’s massive carapace was peppered with gleaming metal fragments, between the usual hooks for weaponry, the fragments from a groundcar that had exploded too close. Huido’d removed the largest to keep as souvenirs—but that wasn’t it. 
The black shell was a maze of fresh scrapes and gouges, some deep. “What happened to—” Morgan’s voice broke. Gods. “What did I do?” a whisper. 
“You weren’t yourself,” Huido informed him. The big alien eased back, wiggling the glistening pink stub of what had been his largest claw. “Nor am I. After molt, I will be magnificent once again! We need more beer.” In a confiding tone, “Beer speeds things up.” 
He’d hit bottom, that’s when they’d last spoken. When he’d— Morgan’s face went stark with grief. “I cursed you. Ordered you to leave.” 
“Bah. Why would I listen? Your grist wasn’t right.” The intact claw, capable of severing his torso in half, tugged gently at his hair. “Better. Still stinks.” 
“I attacked you.” Morgan remembered it all now, too well. He’d been wild, raving. Huido had squeezed himself into the door opening to seal him in his quarters. Morgan had struck out with whatever was in the room—until he’d collapsed, sobbing, at Huido’s feet. 
Eyestalks bent to survey the marks. “You tried,” the Carasian corrected smugly, then chuckled. “I’m glad you didn’t hurt yourself.” 
Morgan reached up. After a second, the centermost cluster of eyes parted, and deadly needlelike jaws protruded, tips closing on his hand with tender precision. “Huido—” 
The jaws retracted and Morgan found himself reflected in a dozen shiny black eyes. “The past.” The lower claw snapped. “The present! Why are the Rugherans here?” 
The Human dropped his gaze, staring into the sombay. “They’re looking for—” His sigh rippled the liquid. “For her.” 
“To the Eleventh Sandy Armpit of Urga Large with them!” Huido roared, shaking dishware and hurting Morgan’s head. “Tell them I said so!” After a short pause, he went on in his normal voice. 
“You can talk to them, can’t you?” 
“I don’t want to.” It sounded sullen even to him, but Morgan couldn’t help that, any more than he couldn’t help but hear the Rugherans: their matrix-like speech, emotion blended with single words or the simplest of phrases, flooded his mind despite his tightest shields. Cruel, to come to him here— —where he came for peace. 
It hadn’t always been so. The first time Morgan set foot on Ettler’s Planet, he’d been dumped there. 
His own fault, having yet to gain the most rudimentary knowledge of what offended non-humans. 
The Trants could have removed his limbs for suggesting—well, being dumped had been the best option, suffice it to say, and one reason he’d gone on to learn everything he could about the manners of others. 
That sorry day, he’d prided himself on a close escape. Instead, he’d been left in the worst place for a telepath, even one of his latent ability, for this world’s Human population contained more than its share of the minimally Talented: those whose thoughts leaked constantly, without self-awareness or restraint. Morgan’s natural shields protected his mind from others. 
He didn’t know how to keep their minds out of his. 
Half-maddened by the bedlam, somehow Morgan had taken an aircar and flown out into the desert, unable to stop until he reached quiet. 
There—here—he’d stayed to recover. Only Huido had been welcome, the painful maelstrom of Carasian thought patterns at a level easy to avoid. 
Later, healed, and having traded with Omacrons, non-human telepaths, for their mind-shielding technique, Morgan was able to protect himself. In space, in the Fox, he hadn’t needed shields at all. 
With Sira, he’d wanted none. Her thoughts had been his—her mindvoice the last he’d heard. The last he ever wanted to hear. He’d never open his mind to another’s again. 
Till the Rugherans, who had no right— 
The Human set down his cup. It tipped, spilling dark liquid. Unfair. Huido kept the kitchen spotless. 
“I’ll get that.” He rose and was forced to grip the table to steady himself. It took longer than he remembered, walking to the counter, and he had to concentrate: pick up the wipe, return, clean the mess. 
Eyestalks twisted, following his slow progress. “You need a molt, too.” 
“Wish I could.” Something about molting— “Order as much beer as you want.” 
A chuckle. “Fear not, my brother, I’ve taken care of it—and a case of Brillian brandy, for variety.” A less happy, “If not the storms.” The Carasian loathed sand, claiming grains worked into the seams of his shell. He cheered. “While we wait, I could take care of your unwanted visitors.” With a disturbingly coy tilt of his carapace, Huido indicated the weapons, most illegal even here in the Fringe, housed on the pot rack. 
Morgan shook his head. “Let them poke around till they’re satisfied.” No need to point out the unlikelihood of any weapon affecting beings of the M’hir. 
As for the Rugherans’ reaction . . . should more than a jar be tossed at them? 
He’d prefer not to— 
The kitchen tilted. The Human lurched into his chair, sending the rest of his sombay, and cup, to the floor. He cursed under his breath. A newly hatched Skenkran was stronger. “What’s wrong with me?” under his breath. 
Shiny black eyes converged on him, then aimed idly—and simultaneously—anywhere else: the weapon-containing pot rack, the ceiling, the floor, the walls. 
Done it to himself, that meant. 
Morgan let out a slow breath, tasting the stink on it, the truth. 
He’d ignored his body’s needs. Refused food. Drank himself to sleep. Refused to move. He’d a vague memory of feeling the pinch of shots. Stims, likely. 
For how long? 
Judging by the tremor in his hands, it could have been weeks. 
Neglect? Cowardice. He winced. Hadn’t he told Sira: Let go and live? 
Hadn’t she asked the same promise of him? 
Shouldn’t have taught her to be a trader, he told himself, meaning not a word. 
Morgan summoned his remaining strength and stood. “Tomorrow,” he announced. 
One eyestalk swiveled back to him. 
“Tonight, then.” Three more joined the first. Doubt, that was. “Some supper—just not—make anything,” he capitulated. “I’ll eat it.” No guarantees it would stay down. 
The full force of the Carasian’s gaze returned. “At the table?” 
“Don’t rush me.” The Human pretended to squint at the lights. “Too bright. And the Rugheran ruined my sleep.” 
But his lips cracked, stretched by the ghost of a smile. The first—since.

When you Fall for the Devil | Fracture by Kaitlyn Davis

Title: FractureBy: Kaitlyn DavisGenre: Urban FantasyPages: 201Release Date: October 3rd, 2017Publisher: 
Summary from Goodreads: When you fall for the devil, you're bound to get burned.
Pandora Scott's world has blown up once again, but this time she's learned her lesson--saving the world isn't a job she can do solo. She needs friends. But when her strongest ally also happens to be the boy who shattered her heart, it's not as easy as it sounds. Especially since the person she has to destroy might just be the love of her life. With her fate hanging in the balance, Pandora's got to make a choice. Forgive? Forget? Fight? Or falter? But everything changes when she realizes that the people she thought were heroes might be villains, and the good guys aren't always as trustworthy as they seem...

Fracture is the third book in the thrilling Midnight Ice series--the brand new spinoff to Midnight Fire, a bestselling paranormal romance with over 200,000 copies sold and over 5000 5-star reviews on Goodreads! 

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Review: I love me some Pandora! I was really excited to dive back into the wonderful world of vampires and Titans. Pandora finds out that she doesn't have to die. The Titans have been keeping a deadly secret from her and that she has the power to control her own destiny. Watch out for that
ending though, its tricky.

I really enjoyed this story and I know a lot of fans of urban fantasy will love Fracture.
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Before the Black Ships Come | Toru by Stephanie R. Sorensen

Title: Toru: Wayfarer ReturnsBy: Stephanie R. SorensenGenre: Historical Steam PunkPages: 274Release Date: February 16th, 2016Publisher: Palantir Press LLC
Summary from Goodreads: Revolutionary young samurai take on the West in this alternate history steampunk techno-fantasy set in 1850's samurai-era Japan.
In Japan of 1852, the peace imposed by the Tokugawa Shoguns has lasted 250 years. Peace has turned to stagnation, however, as the commoners grow impoverished and their lords restless. Swords rust. Martial values decay. Foreign barbarians circle the island nation's closed borders like vultures, growing ever more demanding.

Toru, a shipwrecked young fisherman rescued by American traders and taken to America, defies the Shogun's ban on returning to Japan, determined to save his homeland from foreign invasion. Can he rouse his countrymen in time? Or will the cruel Shogun carry out his vow to execute all who set foot in Japan after traveling abroad? Armed only with his will, a few books, dirigible plans and dangerous ideas, Toru must transform the Emperor's realm before the Black Ships come.

Toru: Wayfarer Returns is the first book in the Sakura Steam Series, an alternate history of the tumultuous period from the opening of Japan in 1853 to the Meiji Restoration in 1868. This volume covers the year prior to the American Commodore Perry's arrival in Japan and follows the hero and his young allies as they lead Japan through a massively compressed industrial revolution, dramatically altering that pivotal moment in history.

While Toru and his dirigibles are fictional, the story unfolds against the backdrop of the 'real' Japan of that period, with historical figures and their political environment woven into the tale, staying true to their motivations and agendas even as the alternate history warps their actions, history and a few laws of physics. Underpinning the adventure plot is a young man's yearning for his father's approval and an honorable place in his world.

Readers who enjoy steampunk alternate histories more typically set in Victorian England or the American Wild West may enjoy this steampunk story made fresh by the Japanese samurai setting, as well as readers who enjoy historical fiction set in Japan.

Awards and Recognition for "Toru: Wayfarer Returns" :
-- Finalist, Fantasy category, 2016 Next Generation Indie Book Awards
-- Bronze Medal Award, Multicultural Fiction category, 2016 eLit Book Awards
-- Awesome Indies Approved
-- Indie B.R.A.G Medallion Award
-- Shortlisted (winners TBD), Science Fiction and Speculative Fiction, 2016 Cygnus Awards 
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Review: This one was hard for me. I really wanted to like it, but I felt so bogged down with all the preparation for the story that when it actually started, I wasn't interested anymore. I was really hoping for a good old steam punk samurai story, but I was sadly disappointed.  
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Before She Destroys the World | Seize Today by Pintip Dunn @chapterxchapter @PintipDunn @EntangledTeen

 
Welcome to the Release Week Blitz forSeize Today (Forget Tomorrow #3) by Pintip Dunnpresented by Entangled Teen!Grab your copy today! 
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The third book in the New York Times bestselling and RITA award winning Forget Tomorrow series is a thrilling conclusion to an epic trilogy.Seventeen-year-old precognitive Olivia Dresden is an optimist. Since different versions of people's futures flicker before her eyes, she doesn't have to believe in human decency. She can literally see the path to goodness in each person—if only he or she would make the right decision. No one is more conflicted than her mother, Chairwoman Dresden, and Olivia is fiercely loyal to the woman her mother could be. But when the Chairwoman captures Ryder Russell, a boy from the rebel Underground, Olivia is forced to reevaluate her notions of love and faith. With Ryder's help, Olivia must come to terms with who her mother is in the present—and stop her before she destroys the world.

Seize Today (Forget Tomorrow #3) by Pintip Dunn Publication Date: October 3, 2017 Publisher: Entangled TeenAmazon | Amazon.com.au | Amazon.co.uk | Amazon.ca | B&N | iBooks | Kobo | Entangled 
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Pintip Dunn is a New York Times bestselling author of YA fiction. She graduated from Harvard University, magna cum laude, with an A.B. in English Literature and Language. She received her J.D. at Yale Law School, where she was an editor of the YALE LAW JOURNAL. Pintip's debut novel, FORGET TOMORROW, won the RWA RITA® for Best First Book. In addition, it is a finalist for the Grand Prix de l’Imaginaire, the Japanese Sakura Medal, and the MASL Truman Award. THE DARKEST LIE was nominated for a Romantic Times Reviewers’ Choice Award. Her other books include REMEMBER YESTERDAY, the novella BEFORE TOMORROW, and GIRL ON THE VERGE. She lives with her husband and children in Maryland. You can learn more about Pintip and her books at www.pintipdunn.com

 
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