Hey everyone! We are super excited to announce the schedule for the ROSEBLOOD Blog Tour which begins on Monday, October 24th!
The tour runs from October 24th-28th, will have two or three stops per day, and will consist of a mix of reviews, special posts, or spotlights.
There is also a tour-wide giveaway for 5 copies of the book and masks, US Only. AND some exclusive giveaways on each day's special guest post that are international!!! So be sure to stop by any or all of the stops for a chance to win!
But until then, here are your hosts.
The Tour Hosts
Week One
10/24/2016- Mundie Moms- Spotlight10/24/2016- Stories & Sweeties- Guest Post10/24/2016- Adventures of a Book Junkie- Review10/25/2016- Once Upon a Twilight- Spotlight10/25/2016- Two Chicks on Books- Guest Post10/26/2016- Tales of the Ravenous Reader- Spotlight10/26/2016- Seeing Double In Neverland- Guest Post10/27/2016- BookHounds YA- Review10/27/2016- Dark Faerie Tales- Guest Post10/28/2016- Fiktshun- Review10/28/2016- Bookemoji- Guest Post
About the Book
Title: ROSEBLOOD
Author: A.G. Howard
Pub.
Date: January 10, 2016
Publisher: Amulet Books
Pages: 432
Formats: Hardcover, paperback, eBook
In this modern day spin on Leroux’s gothic tale of unrequited love turned to madness, seventeen-year-old Rune Germain has a mysterious affliction linked to her operatic talent, and a horrifying mistake she’s trying to hide. Hoping creative direction will help her, Rune’s mother sends her to a French arts conservatory for her senior year, located in an opera house rumored to have ties to The Phantom of the Opera.
At RoseBlood, Rune secretly befriends the masked Thorn—an elusive violinist who not only guides her musical transformation through dreams that seem more real than reality itself, but somehow knows who she is behind her own masks. As the two discover an otherworldly connection and a soul-deep romance blossoms, Thorn’s dark agenda comes to light and he’s forced to make a deadly choice: lead Rune to her destruction, or face the wrath of the phantom who has haunted the opera house for a century, and is the only father he’s ever known.
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