I'm just looking for a few lovely YA readers willing to read my most recent book, Blue Hearts of Mars, and post an honest review on Goodreads or Amazon. :) I can send you an Epub file or Mobi, whichever you prefer.
Just shoot me an email through Goodreads or let me know here what file to send you.
Retta Heikkinen knows the unspoken rule of society: love between androids and humans is forbidden. A simple enough edict until Hemingway Koskinen spends an evening charming her with his intense gaze, bewitching smile, and sparkling conversation that hints at so much more than the usual obsessions of high school boys. Rules were meant to be cast aside, especially when love beckons.
If only it were as simple as being in love.
Trouble is brewing, not just for Hemingway--for all androids. Secrets have been kept, lies propagated, and Retta soon discovers that a frightening future awaits thousands of androids if she doesn’t do something to stop it. Worse yet, she will lose the one love she’s ever endangered herself for: Hemingway.
I'm just looking for a few lovely YA readers willing to read my most recent book, Blue Hearts of Mars, and post an honest review on Goodreads or Amazon. :) I can send you an Epub file or Mobi, whichever you prefer.
Just shoot me an email through Goodreads or let me know here what file to send you.
Thanks and happy Valentines day ;)!
Nicole
Here's the Goodreads link.
The cover:
And description:
Retta Heikkinen knows the unspoken rule of society: love between androids and humans is forbidden. A simple enough edict until Hemingway Koskinen spends an evening charming her with his intense gaze, bewitching smile, and sparkling conversation that hints at so much more than the usual obsessions of high school boys. Rules were meant to be cast aside, especially when love beckons.
If only it were as simple as being in love.
Trouble is brewing, not just for Hemingway--for all androids. Secrets have been kept, lies propagated, and Retta soon discovers that a frightening future awaits thousands of androids if she doesn’t do something to stop it. Worse yet, she will lose the one love she’s ever endangered herself for: Hemingway.