Tour Announcement: INK IS THICKER THAN WATER by Amy Spalding

Hey everyone! We are totally stoked to announce a new tour for INK IS THICKER THAN WATER by Amy Spalding which releases on December 3rd.

The tour runs for two weeks - November 25th- 29th and December 2nd-6th - and will have one stop per day.

This tour is a will have a mix of reviews and interviews.


Review eBooks will be available to all the tour hosts courtesy of Entangled Teen .

Details on a giveaway are TK.

If you'd like to be considered to be a stop on this tour, please first sign up as a tour host and then fill out the sign-up form HERE.

***Sign-ups are open until November 12th noon PST**

Once the blog hosts have been chosen and the tour schedule finalized we will have a post announcing the tour.

Please note: Signing up for the tour does not guarantee you will be selected. We will reach out to all hosts that have been chosen once the sign-ups have closed.

We are so unbelievably thrilled to be hosting this tour for Amy's book INK IS THICKER THEN WATER and we cannot wait for its release this December!

About the Book

Title: INK IS THICKER THAN WATER
Author: Amy Spalding
Pub. Date: December 3, 2013
Publisher: Entangled Teen
Pages: 320
Find it: Goodreads/Amazon/Barnes & Noble

For Kellie Brooks, family has always been a tough word to define. Combine her hippie mom and tattooist stepdad, her adopted overachieving sister, her younger half brother, and her tough-love dad, and average Kellie’s the one stuck in the middle, overlooked and impermanent. When Kellie’s sister finally meets her birth mother and her best friend starts hanging with a cooler crowd, the feeling only grows stronger.

But then she reconnects with Oliver, the sweet and sensitive college guy she had a near hookup with last year. Oliver is intense and attractive, and she’s sure he’s totally out of her league. But as she discovers that maybe intensity isn’t always a good thing, it’s yet another relationship she feels is spiraling out of her control.

It’ll take a new role on the school newspaper and a new job at her mom’s tattoo shop for Kellie to realize that defining herself both outside and within her family is what can finally allow her to feel permanent, just like a tattoo.