HarlequinTEEN’s spring Reading into Romance

Spring is in the air and HarlequinTEEN wants you to fall in love! And they have just the books to make that happen!

In this epic tour, we’ll be featuring 9 authors and their amazing, toe-curlingly romantic books!

Tour Details

These amazing 9 authors and their books will be on tour in March with a 9 date tour to celebrate the Romance of Spring! The Tour will include daily giveaways and a Romance Inspired Grand Prize!

Tour Schedule:

Monday, March 4th – Karen Ann Hopkins and Temptation:
Wednesday, March 6th – Liz Fichera and Hooked:
Friday, March 8th – Cayla Kluver and the Legacy series:

Monday, March 11th – Aimée Carter and The Goddess Test series:
Wednesday, March 13th – Julie Kagawa and The Iron King series:
Friday, March 15th – Katie McGarry and Pushing the Limits:

Monday, March 18th – Rachel Vincent and The Soul Screamers series:
Wednesday, March 20th – Hannah Harrington and Saving June:
Friday, March 22nd – Jordan Dane and In The Arms of Stone Angels:

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For each tour date, three sites will get exclusive content to help promote their date’s author and HarlequinTEEN’s spring Romance titles!

Please, fill in the below form to sign up for a date on this tour.

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Part One of The Outlier Chronicles

Find Megan:

   website | Twitter | Facebook | Goodreads

Find Traced:

Goodreads | The Outlier Chronicals website

Get a copy today at:

Amazon | Barnes & Noble | IndieBound | The Book Depository

About Megan Squires

Megan Squires lives with her husband and two children just outside of Sacramento, California. A graduate from the University of California, Davis, Megan is now a full-time mother, wife, and dreamer – though her characters don’t often give her much opportunity to sleep.

About Traced

Tessa can’t sleep.

 

But when your parents are dead and the government directs your path in life, sleep shouldn’t come easily. Lately, Tessa’s fitful nights are growing even more predictable, almost like déjà vu. And she’s beginning to think that something greater is at work—something her society has taken drastic measures to keep hidden.

 

Caught between self-discovery and government conformity, she’ll have to choose either the boy who can help her reveal this new truth or the one that can provide her with the security of familiarity.

 

Tessa’s faced with a weighty decision. And she’s going to need more than a good night’s sleep to make it.

Book Trailer

Tour Details

Traced and Megan will be on tour in February with a 15 stop blog tour! The Tour will include daily giveaways and a Grand Prize Kindle!

Tour Schedule:

Monday, February 11th – A Book and a Latte – The Story Behind the Story
Tuesday, February 12th – Coffee, Books and Me – Teaser post
Wednesday, February 13th – The Cozy Reader – Meet Liam Hollander
Thursday, February 14th – The Book Whisperer – Review and Page To Screen: The Making of a Book Trailer
Friday, February 15th – Ticket to Anywhere – The World We Live In, in Tess’s POV

Monday, February 18th – Sara in Bookland
Tuesday, February 19th – Tynga’s Review
Wednesday, February 20th – Imagine a World
Thursday, February 21st – Oops I Read a Book Again
Friday, February 22nd – Jenuine Cupcakes

Monday, February 25th – Ruby Reads
Tuesday, February 26th – My Neurotic Book Affair
Wednesday, February 27th – The Book Faery Reviews
Thursday, February 28th – Rants N Scribbles
Friday, March 1st – The Book Hookup

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• T. Glen Coughlin’s Twitter | Facebook | Goodreads
• One Shot Away: A Wrestling Story on Goodreads, Get a copy: Amazon | B&N | Indiebound
• Published: October 12th 2012 by HarperTeen

About T. Glen Coughlin

Coughlin’s first novel, The Hero of New York, was finished when he was 23 years old and explored the dark side of the middle class suburban dream. New York Times reviewer, Dennis Smith (1986) wrote, “The Hero of New York is solid tough-guy entertainment, and Mr. Coughlin’s descriptions can be hilarious.”

 

Coughlin’s second novel, Steady Eddie, is a coming-of-age story set in Long Island, New York in 1977. George Needham wrote “Coughlin neatly captures a person’s essence in the simplest gesture, but each character is drawn with sympathy and wit, even when the characters themselves lack these attributes. A fine novel.”

 

Coughlin has published short stories in Doubletake Magazine, the South Dakota Review[3] and DUCTS, an on-line magazine. His story, “The Grief Committee” was analyzed in The Politics of Mourning: Grief Management in a Cross-Cultural Fiction.[5] Coughlin”s poetry has appeared in The Dead Mule – School of Southern Literature and Hanging Moss Journal.

 

In 2012, Coughlin published his first YA novel, One Shot Away, A Wrestling Story, Harpercollins. The novel is the story of three high school wrestlers trying to balance their personal lives, family conflicts and maintain their weight class on the Varsity Squad.

About One Shot Away

It’s senior year and the last season for Diggy, Jimmy, and Trevor on the Molly Pitcher High School varsity wrestling team. And they all want the same thing: to win.

 

But Diggy’s got to compete with his older brother’s legacy, and now he’s in danger of losing his spot to newcomer Trevor. Jimmy’s got the cops after him, and a girlfriend who looks down on him. Then Diggy does the unthinkable—he betrays a teammate. Can the team forgive him? And can he forgive himself?

 

Experience the pressure with Diggy, Jimmy, and Trevor as the stakes rise and loyalties splinter. They’ve got just one shot to make weight and get onto the mat. But pinning your opponent is about more than just winning.

Praise for One Shot Away

“Some of the greatest young adult novels are ‘sports stories’ and One Shot Away is one of the best. T. Glen Coughlin writes about wrestling as well as anyone since Terry Davis (Vision Quest) and John Irving (158 Pound Marriage and The World According To Garp). The metaphorical power of sports stories must be ramp…ed-up without appearing to be so and Coughlin manages this with grace, strength and incredible power. The final scene between Diggy and Jimmy is heartbreaking and captures perfectly the pain and sadness that always accompanies the ending of young people’s friendships, the inevitable moving on and growing up that comes with decisions made, both good and bad, and that can never be reversed.”

Terry Trueman, Printz Honoree and author of Stuck In Neutral

 

Coughlin digs deeply into the heart of not only the teenage experience, but into the cruelty of competition that comes with High School wrestling.

Lauren, Top 1000 Review YABC

 

Never in my life did I think I’d enjoy a wrestling story. I’m a girl. And a fairly girly one at that. But One Shot Away was so much more than just a wrestling story. One Shot Away is about coming to terms with who you are, what you want to do, and how one thing can affect so many different people in so many different ways. If there was one thing I didn’t expect from this novel was how deep it went.

Kaede of Wake Up at Seven (book review blog)

 

Tour Details

One Shote Away will be on tour in April with a Kismet Tour from April 8th – April 26th with exciting content, author interviews and a grand prize Kindle give-away!

Tour Schedule

Monday, April 8th – Mundie Moms
Tuesday, April 9th – Froggarita’s Bookcase
Wednesday, April 10th – Alice Marvels
Thursday, April 11th – Chick Loves Lit
Friday, April 12th – Simply Infatuated

Monday, April 15th – I Like These Books
Tuesday, April 16th – Sweet Southern Home
Wednesday, April 17th – The O.W.L. for YA
Thursday, April 18th – Basia’s Bookshelf
Friday, April 19th – Chapter by Chapter

Monday, April 22nd – The Book Cellar
Tuesday, April 23rd – Contessa at the Crossroads
Wednesday, April 24th – The Bookswarm
Thursday, April 25th – Buried in Books
Friday, April 26th – The Page Turners

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