Today D is for Deadly Kisses, and I'm pleased to feature this book by my friend, Kerri Cuevas! I am honored that not only is Kerri a blogging friend, she is a real life friend too, and a good one at that - and it was very exciting for me as she went through the process of first drafts, to finally having a real copy in my hot little hands! Congratulations Kerri, I'm proud of you, you stuck with it and made it happen! Without further adieu, check it out, and don't miss the trailer video at the bottom of the post.
Aiden Grant has a killer kiss. Literally. And it’s not every reaper who gets to work with the Sixteenth President. Sure, Honest Abe likes to throw out history lessons with reaping assignments, but when you’re favored by the ancients, grim reaper life is pretty sweet for a newly dead seventeen-year-old.
Then things get messy.
Aiden is assigned to reap the soul of Bee, the only girl he has ever loved. When Aiden’s kiss of death fails, intertwining their souls, she is still very much alive and they are both in trouble. The ancients want Bee, who has special powers of her own, and they’ll do anything to get her.
Some rules are meant to be broken, even if that means Aiden must bargain with his own soul to save Bee. Who knew the afterlife could get so complicated?
Author Blurb:
Kerri Cuevas was born and raised in Rhode Island. She moved to New Hampshire with her husband, three kids, cats and a rabbit named Hercules in 2005. When she's not writing, she's chasing chickens on her small farm or searching for the ultimate mac-a-cheese recipe.
Kerri went to college for Early Childhood Education but now writes books for young adults full-time. Her storytelling stems from watching too many horror flicks as a teen, but she no longer needs to sleep with the lights on.
Author Links:
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This looks like a good read. Thanks for sharing always looking for a good book
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thanks for stopping by -- I liked it :-) her target audience is young adult, but I tend to like those
DeleteI'm an AtoZ visitor - I really like your post today - Myself, i think your writer chum is blessed to have a "D" for Dear Friend.
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thanks for stopping in & the kind words - she is Dear too, tonight she fed me supper, lol
DeleteWow, what an interesting book! I've never been much into the genre but this sounds like something I might pick up and add to my list. Very cool post!
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Thanks for checking it out! I haven't read much in this genre either, but since it is a YA book, it isn't too creepy, and actually I really like Aiden
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