Blog Tour: Til Death by Kate Evangelista
Title: TIL DEATH Author: Kate Evangelista Publisher: Entangled Teen Pub. Date: March 4, 2014 Pages: 304 Find it: Goodreads, Amazon, Barnes& Noble
Sixteen-year-old Selena Fallon is a dreamer. Not a daydreamer, but an I-see-the-future kind of dreamer. Normally, this is not a problem, as she has gotten pretty good at keeping her weird card hidden from everyone in her small town. But when Selena dreams of her own rather bloody death, things get a little too freaky—even for her. Enter Dillan Sloan. Selena has seen the new guy in a different dream, and he is even more drool-worthy in person. Beyond the piercing blue eyes and tousled dark hair, there is something else that draws her to him. Something…electric. Too bad he acts like he hates her.
When Selena learns she’s being targeted by a force bigger and darker than anything she ever imagined, she’s had enough. Despite her death dream, Selena is not going to give up easily, especially when she discovers that Dillan isn’t what he seems…and might not actually hate her after all. Dillan might be the only person who can save her.
About Kate:
Sixteen-year-old Selena Fallon is a dreamer. Not a daydreamer, but an I-see-the-future kind of dreamer. Normally, this is not a problem, as she has gotten pretty good at keeping her weird card hidden from everyone in her small town. But when Selena dreams of her own rather bloody death, things get a little too freaky—even for her. Enter Dillan Sloan. Selena has seen the new guy in a different dream, and he is even more drool-worthy in person. Beyond the piercing blue eyes and tousled dark hair, there is something else that draws her to him. Something…electric. Too bad he acts like he hates her.
When Selena learns she’s being targeted by a force bigger and darker than anything she ever imagined, she’s had enough. Despite her death dream, Selena is not going to give up easily, especially when she discovers that Dillan isn’t what he seems…and might not actually hate her after all. Dillan might be the only person who can save her.
About Kate:
When Kate Evangelista was told she had a knack for writing stories, she did the next best thing: entered medical school. After realizing she wasn't going to be the next Doogie Howser, M.D., Kate wandered into the Literature department of her university and never looked back. Today, she is in possession of a piece of paper that says to the world she owns a Literature degree. To make matters worse, she took Master's courses in creative writing. In the end, she realized to be a writer, none of what she had mattered. What really mattered? Writing. Plain and simple, honest to God, sitting in front of her computer, writing. Today, she lives in the Philippines and writes full-time. Website/Blog/Twitter/Facebook/Goodreads
Guest Post: Life After Death By Kate Evangelista
I’m a huge Ghost Adventures fan. That alone should already tell you what my views on life after death are. Actually, anything paranormal I like a lot. I find that aspect of our lives so fascinating. Which is also why Halloween is my favorite holiday. When I was little, I had a nanny who was born on one of the more mystical islands found in the Philippines. Every night, she would always tell me stories. Many of you might call these ghost stories. But to her, these were part of real life. She told me that I would grow up to live my life among the paranormal. Okay, let’s not get ahead of ourselves here. I don’t see ghosts, and thank God for that because I would totally freak out. But I’ve had things happen to me that I can’t really explain beyond what I can see in front of me. Things like being the only one in the house and then suddenly smelling the sweetest floral perfume and when I tell my mother about it she says her grandmother wore that kind of scent. Or that there’s this corner of our house the dog refuses to go to and barks at every time we pass it like there’s someone there. Crazy dog. Or that the corner of my bed would move and wake me up from a dead sleep. So, yeah, I do believe in life after death. I believe that we all have spirits in us, or some form of energy, whatever you might want to call it. Sometimes, during death, some of this energy is left behind and that’s what we might call ghosts. Now, if you ask me if there’s a heaven, that’s a whole different topic of conversation. *winks*
Thank you so much for letting me hangout here today. I’m so excited for Til Death’s release. I hope everyone grabs their copy and enter the world of Selena and Dillan. Happy reading!
Guest Post: Life After Death By Kate Evangelista
I’m a huge Ghost Adventures fan. That alone should already tell you what my views on life after death are. Actually, anything paranormal I like a lot. I find that aspect of our lives so fascinating. Which is also why Halloween is my favorite holiday. When I was little, I had a nanny who was born on one of the more mystical islands found in the Philippines. Every night, she would always tell me stories. Many of you might call these ghost stories. But to her, these were part of real life. She told me that I would grow up to live my life among the paranormal. Okay, let’s not get ahead of ourselves here. I don’t see ghosts, and thank God for that because I would totally freak out. But I’ve had things happen to me that I can’t really explain beyond what I can see in front of me. Things like being the only one in the house and then suddenly smelling the sweetest floral perfume and when I tell my mother about it she says her grandmother wore that kind of scent. Or that there’s this corner of our house the dog refuses to go to and barks at every time we pass it like there’s someone there. Crazy dog. Or that the corner of my bed would move and wake me up from a dead sleep. So, yeah, I do believe in life after death. I believe that we all have spirits in us, or some form of energy, whatever you might want to call it. Sometimes, during death, some of this energy is left behind and that’s what we might call ghosts. Now, if you ask me if there’s a heaven, that’s a whole different topic of conversation. *winks*
Thank you so much for letting me hangout here today. I’m so excited for Til Death’s release. I hope everyone grabs their copy and enter the world of Selena and Dillan. Happy reading!
Giveaway Details: (attach photo) 1 signed copy of TIL DEATH and swag International a Rafflecopter giveaway
Tour Schedule: Week One: 3/3/2014- Watcha Reading- Review 3/3/2014- Dark Novella- Guest Post 3/4/2014- Sabrina's Paranormal Palace- Review 3/4/2014- Library of a Book Witch- Interview 3/5/2014- lovely reads- Review 3/5/2014- Books Complete Me- Guest Post 3/6/2014- Starry Night Book Reviews- Review 3/6/2014- Such a Novel Idea- Guest Post 3/7/2014- The Phantom Paragrapher- Review 3/7/2014- paranormal book club (PBC) - Interview
Week Two: 3/10/2014- Curse of the Bibliophile- Review 3/10/2014- Reading and Writing Urban Fantasy, Paranormal, and Romance- Interview 3/11/2014- FicWishes- Review 3/11/2014- Moonlight Gleam Reviews- Guest Post 3/12/2014- Eli to the nth- Review 3/12/2014- Fade Into Fantasy- Interview 3/13/2014- Shayna Varadeaux Books & Reviews- Review 3/13/2014- Bookfever- Interview 3/14/2014- Crossroad Reviews- Review 3/14/2014- Reviews By Molly- Guest Post
Tour Schedule: Week One: 3/3/2014- Watcha Reading- Review 3/3/2014- Dark Novella- Guest Post 3/4/2014- Sabrina's Paranormal Palace- Review 3/4/2014- Library of a Book Witch- Interview 3/5/2014- lovely reads- Review 3/5/2014- Books Complete Me- Guest Post 3/6/2014- Starry Night Book Reviews- Review 3/6/2014- Such a Novel Idea- Guest Post 3/7/2014- The Phantom Paragrapher- Review 3/7/2014- paranormal book club (PBC) - Interview
Week Two: 3/10/2014- Curse of the Bibliophile- Review 3/10/2014- Reading and Writing Urban Fantasy, Paranormal, and Romance- Interview 3/11/2014- FicWishes- Review 3/11/2014- Moonlight Gleam Reviews- Guest Post 3/12/2014- Eli to the nth- Review 3/12/2014- Fade Into Fantasy- Interview 3/13/2014- Shayna Varadeaux Books & Reviews- Review 3/13/2014- Bookfever- Interview 3/14/2014- Crossroad Reviews- Review 3/14/2014- Reviews By Molly- Guest Post
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