Hello! I ran across your blog, Watercolor Moods, while looking for teen book blogs. My new book, THE BREEDING TREE, was just released on Sept. 21 through Brimstone Fiction, an imprint of Lighthouse Publishers of the Carolinas. I'd love to be featured on your blog in a guest post, book review, or author interview if you are willing. I'm enclosing the book blurb to help you decide. Please let me know if you'd be willing to work with me.
Thanks!!! J. Andersen
BOOK BLURB: Is the opportunity to create the next generation of life a dream come true or a deadly nightmare?
When seventeen year old Katherine Dennard is selected to become a "Creation Specialist" in Sector 4, the opportunity sounds like a dream come true. But Kate soon discovers the darker side of her profession - the disposal of fetal organs and destruction of human life. It makes sense, really. In a society where disease and malformations don t exist, human perfection demands that no genetic "mutants" be allowed to live. For Sector 4, "survival of the fittest" is not just a theory - it's The Institute's main mission.
When Kate discovers that The Institute is using her DNA to create new life, her work gets personal. In order to save her unviable son, she'll have to trust Micah and his band of underground Natural Born Rebels. The problem is, if The Institute discovers her betrayal, the next body being disposed of could be hers.
Endorsements: This is a powerful story about the meaning and value of life--we don't have enough of those. ~ Terry Trueman Printz Honor author, Stuck in Neutral
Fiercely addicting and refreshing dystopian that had me white-knuckling my iPad into the wee hours of the morning! — Rachel Van Dyken New York Times bestselling author
A captivating, twisty dystopian that kept me on the edge of my seat and left me craving more. ~Rebekah Purdy Author of The Winter People
My book, Perfect Imperfection, centers around the adventures of a not-too-smart, over-weight young man with a receding hairline who stumbles onto and into a secret benevolent society of scientists, called Perfect Imperfection or PI. With assistance PI’s accelerated learning and artificial intelligence technologies, Billings trains to become a virtual secret agent that helps humanity in the face of accelerating scientific, ecological and social evolution. The antagonist, Blackbeard, an elite black hat hacker, employs cutting-edge tech to land the biggest score of his career. An epic virtual game of cat and mouse ensues, with everything in the balance.
I've tried to give hope to the reader despite the path the world is on, that there is a way to save us. The point behind the story is to show we can overcome the trivialness of our imperfections, be they physical, social, intelligence or economic. I will donate all profits of the book to causes that are consistent the book’s key themes.
Kaye, by way of introduction, my name is S. E. Gould, and I’m a recovering software entrepreneur and corporate finance executive, looking to spend the best part of my life writing fiction that may help inspire the world to choose a better path.
If you are interested in reviewing, I am happy to send you a paperback version. Lastly, if you want an interview or run a giveaway for your followers, I can help you out there as well. If you are on a reviewing pause, please keep me in mind when you restart. I appreciate your consideration.
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Hello!
I ran across your blog, Watercolor Moods, while looking for teen book blogs. My new book, THE BREEDING TREE, was just released on Sept. 21 through Brimstone Fiction, an imprint of Lighthouse Publishers of the Carolinas. I'd love to be featured on your blog in a guest post, book review, or author interview if you are willing. I'm enclosing the book blurb to help you decide. Please let me know if you'd be willing to work with me.
Thanks!!!
J. Andersen
BOOK BLURB:
Is the opportunity to create the next generation of life a dream come true or a deadly nightmare?
When seventeen year old Katherine Dennard is selected to become a "Creation Specialist" in Sector 4, the opportunity sounds like a dream come true. But Kate soon discovers the darker side of her profession - the disposal of fetal organs and destruction of human life. It makes sense, really. In a society where disease and malformations don t exist, human perfection demands that no genetic "mutants" be allowed to live. For Sector 4, "survival of the fittest" is not just a theory - it's The Institute's main mission.
When Kate discovers that The Institute is using her DNA to create new life, her work gets personal. In order to save her unviable son, she'll have to trust Micah and his band of underground Natural Born Rebels. The problem is, if The Institute discovers her betrayal, the next body being disposed of could be hers.
Endorsements:
This is a powerful story about the meaning and value of life--we don't have enough of those. ~ Terry Trueman
Printz Honor author, Stuck in Neutral
Fiercely addicting and refreshing dystopian that had me white-knuckling my iPad into the wee hours of the morning!
— Rachel Van Dyken
New York Times bestselling author
A captivating, twisty dystopian that kept me on the edge of my seat and left me craving more.
~Rebekah Purdy
Author of The Winter People
Hi Kaye.
After reading several of your reviews on the Watercolor Moods blog, I think you might enjoy my newly (self) published YA fiction novel, during your next review cycle. Your review of "Shadowshaper" by Daniel José Older displayed the depth of insight that I am seeking for an early reviewer.
My book, Perfect Imperfection, centers around the adventures of a not-too-smart, over-weight young man with a receding hairline who stumbles onto and into a secret benevolent society of scientists, called Perfect Imperfection or PI. With assistance PI’s accelerated learning and artificial intelligence technologies, Billings trains to become a virtual secret agent that helps humanity in the face of accelerating scientific, ecological and social evolution. The antagonist, Blackbeard, an elite black hat hacker, employs cutting-edge tech to land the biggest score of his career. An epic virtual game of cat and mouse ensues, with everything in the balance.
I've tried to give hope to the reader despite the path the world is on, that there is a way to save us. The point behind the story is to show we can overcome the trivialness of our imperfections, be they physical, social, intelligence or economic. I will donate all profits of the book to causes that are consistent the book’s key themes.
Kaye, by way of introduction, my name is S. E. Gould, and I’m a recovering software entrepreneur and corporate finance executive, looking to spend the best part of my life writing fiction that may help inspire the world to choose a better path.
If you are interested in reviewing, I am happy to send you a paperback version. Lastly, if you want an interview or run a giveaway for your followers, I can help you out there as well. If you are on a reviewing pause, please keep me in mind when you restart. I appreciate your consideration.
Regards,
S. E. Gould
segould at outlook dot com
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