Publication Date: November 10, 2014
Genre: Young Adult Paranormal
Genre: Young Adult Paranormal
Kennedy Thatcher believes in playing by the rules. The rules are there to keep her safe. That’s why her mother created them. The first rule, never tell anyone what you
can do, is the most important rule of all.
Kennedy’s mother made her promise not to ever let anyone know her
secret. She’s a Finder. Being a Finder is dangerous. If she uses her abilities too much, she
could get hurt. Or she could lose her
mind. Only her mother knows Kennedy’s
secret, and now her mother’s gone. Her
mother didn’t follow the rules.
When her father travels out of town on business, she’s sent
to visit her Aunt Loretta. As just a few
days turns into maybe a week and merges into
you-might-spend-the-first-semester-here, Kennedy is a true fish out of
water. Life in the Piney Woods of east
Texas is far different from her home in Southern California. She can’t click her heels together and go
home, at least not until her father’s team stops the serial killer preying on
girls along the Gulf Coast.
Kennedy could stop him.
But if she uses her ability to find the killer, she risks loosing
herself in the process. That’s when she learns a new rule—there’s a difference
between what you can’t do and what you won’t do.
Tanner Shields is the guy everyone wants to date, and almost
every girl in the high school has succeeded.
Tall. Muscular. Captain of the football team. He’s the bad boy every girl wants to
reform—no one’s more interested than Kennedy’s cousin, Scarlett. But he’s not interested in the girls from
town. He sees a challenge in the
lifeguard from San Diego. As Tanner and
Kennedy grow closer, he learns her secret.
Can he convince her that sometimes rules are made to be broken?
Cover Analysis
At first glance, this cover looks as if it is a contemporary novel. You know, its like one of those meaningful self discovery young adult books. I guess it is really the faded paper in the background and handwritten font that gives it this tone. But the book is actually a paranormal one. The main character Kennedy is apparently a "finder". I do have to admit the cover does also look very mysterious with the trees and the back of the girl walking. All in all it looks very nice. I especially like the typography of the title. This is definitely a unique cover and a book I would like to purchase a physical copy of when it comes out.
Cover Rating:
2.5 out 3 stars
About the Author
I’m a fan of things that go bump in the night—at least I
like to read and write about them. I write both Young Adult and New Adult
romances, frequently with a paranormal twist. (No vampires or werewolves
allowed…I see enough of them when I watch The Vampire Diaries, and can any
other vampire really compare with Damon Salvatore?)
My preschool teachers began to worry a bit when I said that
I wanted to be a witch when I grew up and my favorite color was black.
Thankfully, my imagination still gets a good workout when I write about the
secrets people keep. And don’t we all have a few secrets?
When I grow up, my dream is to work at the Haunted Mansion.
Until then, watching Ghost Hunters will have to count as research.
I’m represented by Kathleen Rushall of Marshal Lyon Literary
Agency.
Thanks so much for taking part in my cover reveal. I'm so glad you liked the cover. The journal pages are one of my favorite parts of the design. I'd hoped it would stand out from others, and I'm glad to see you think it's unique. Thanks again for helping me celebrate my new cover.
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