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The Apocalypse Gene Blog Tour has open spots waiting for awesome bloggers! The tour will take place from October 1 to 31st. Continue reading for more enough on the book. 

Title: The Apocalypse Gene

Author: Suki Michelle & Carlyle Clark

Genre: YA Urban Fantasy

Website | Goodreads

Summary: 

With Pandemic ravaging the globe, Olivya's psychic Sight compels her to see auras riddled with the colors of despair and now her mother is infected. 

Olivya’s only hope is the mysterious Mikah, a powerful Empath who claims the Pandemic is linked to his clan, the Kindred, and their brooding, monstrous, Immortal Lord. But how can she trust a boy who can manipulate her very emotions? 

With Mikah's aid, Olivya races to unearth Kindred secrets, desperate to find a cure, only to discover . . . the Pandemic is far, far more than a mere disease.

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Blog Tour Activities:

Reviews:

E-book copies of The Apocalypse Gene will be given to those who pick to do reviews for their part of the tour. 

Giveaways:

 E-books are available for the giveaway. Extra Entries (twitter sharing, following, etc) and such of the giveaway are up to the bloggers.

(Paperbacks will be given away during the release date and the beginning of the tour)

Book excerpts:

Little sneak previews of the book that the blogger can post up on their blog for the blog tour. This will be sent to the blogger from the author if they choose to do this.

Author/Character interviews:

Questions will be asked by the blogger and I’ll pass them along to the authors for answering and will be forwarded to the bloggers again for the blog tour post.

Guest Post:

Let me know what kind of guest post would you like from the authors and I’ll send them right a long.

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If you're interested you must: 

1. Be 16 and over

2. Have an active blog with at least 50+ followers

3. Fill out this form

Thanks Guys!

It's Monday! What are you reading? #27

This is a weekly meme hosted by One Person's Journey Through A World Of Books. It’s Monday! What Are You Reading, is where we gather to share what we have read this past week and what we plan to read this week. It is a great way to network with other bloggers, see some wonderful blogs, and put new titles on your reading list.

Currently Reading:

I Am Number Four by Pittacus Lore

I've Finished:

Ashlyn's Radio by Wilson Doherty (4 Stars)

Firelight by Sophie Jordan (4 Stars)

Destined for an Early Grave by Jeaniene Frost (5 Stars)

What are you reading this week?

Review: Ashlyn's Radio by Wilson Doherty

Title: Ashlyn's Radio
Author: Wilson Doherty
Started: 20/8/2011
Finished: 21/8/2011
Goodreads | Review List

Goodreads Summary:

When her mother is hospitalization for mental illness, Ashlyn Caverhill is crushed to be forced to go live with her grandmother in Prescott Junction, Maine. Nothing ever happens in this small, closed town. Nothing except for the ghost train that rolls through on the rusted lines on dark nights – the one the townsfolk pretend not to hear it as it comes to claim tortured souls.

Review:

Ashlyn's Radio. The moment you hear that title you'll think oh its a book about this person Ashlyn's Radio but nope. It started out with that household appliance and became much more.

This was my first true ghost book. It held its creepiness but the book wasn't engrossing enough to have me scared though it still held a mild captivating reel with the author's writing. As the story goes, it began at a regular pace with great chapter cuts and awesome characters who are strong and all the way lovable especially Caden. The story was surrounded around our protagonist Ashlyn Caverhill and how she moves in with her Grandmother while her mother is in a mental institution going crazy because of a haunted radio that her Grandmother keeps. The story behind the radio was really interesting and fascinating to read about and the best thing of all! The love story stayed like it should always in every book "REALISTIC" this clearly has a point when I rate it.

The plot was really concrete and the authors' wrote about it with clear confidence that you can't help but notice. They wrote "Ashlyn's Radio" with clear uniqueness, witty characters, and a concrete plot that's definitely horror movie material!