Sunday, June 10, 2018

Blog Tour: Chloe Shipton & The Quill of LeFay by Lynn Veevers

Book Blurb:

CHLOE SHIPTON & THE QUILL OF LEFAY by Lynn Veevers

Pub. Date: June 12, 2018

Publisher: Lynn Veevers

Formats: Paperback, eBook

Pages: 263

When fifteen-year-old Chloe mysteriously disappears, the rumors at Grammaire Hall point to murder, but spiritual entrapment isn’t the same as dead. In a library that’s believed to be nothing more than a myth, Chloe's spirit is separated from her body after witnessing another student's murder. Try as she may she can't remember what happened to her before she woke up as a spirit in the campus graveyard. As Chloe uncovers clues leading to the mythical library's location and her body, a secret the Magical Parliament doesn't want to get out, starts to unravel. Rogue sorcerers have infiltrated the school, intent on reinstating the Third Edict, and sorcery students are dying because of it. Destroyed long ago for horrific crimes against humanity, the return of the Third Edict would spell disaster for both magical and magicless societies. To prevent her own demise and the fulfillment of the Third Edict’s return, Chloe must find a way to reunite body and soul without giving the rogue sorcerers the weapon they need to succeed, a weapon only Chloe can activate.

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I watched as Sophie walked around the room trying to figure out why I’d disappeared. To my mind the answer was clear. Apparently, there was something about daylight which made me visually undetectable. After all, I was still standing exactly where I’d been when it was just the low glow of the fire illuminating the room. I knew it wouldn’t take Sophie long to figure it out, or at the very least that’s what I was hoping. Sophie was smart in a way that scared me sometimes. Rather than continuing to stand in the middle of the room, I decided to go back into the hall. I figured it might make me visible again. It was shrouded in shadows, and what light was there was dim. Maybe Sophie would happen to look in my direction and see me standing there.

Sophie paced around the general area where I’d stood before, verbally wracking her brain trying to think of a reason why I’d disappeared, but still, she came up empty-handed. It was clear that the frustration of the situation had gripped Sophie as she paced back and forth. She stopped and peered into the flames of the fireplace on the opposite side of the same wall from the door. Every bedchamber in the tower had one to ward off the cold that was prone to penetrate the stone walls during the winter months.

“Devon would know what to do! He knows all about ghosts, spirits, or whatever,” Sophie said into the room.

I got the feeling she knew I was still in the area. She hurried to the door and screamed in alarm when she ran through it and saw me standing there in the dim light. I couldn’t help it. I bent over I was laughing so hard. I knew she couldn’t hear the rolling sound, but man, if she could have seen her face! The wry twist of her lips told me she didn’t appreciate me getting my giggles at her expense.

Author Bio:

Lynn Veevers is originally from Washington State. With her mother being from Christchurch, New Zealand and her father being a well-traveled retired Navy Chief, Lynn has always had a fascination with different cultures around the world. An avid reader, she prefers books that take her to a place she's never been and teach her something new at the same time. The Young Adult Genre is her absolute favorite to read, so it comes as no surprise that it is also her favorite to write. Lynn, on average, pens two to three novels a year with the sequel to Pinnacle in the publishing process now!

Today Lynn lives with her husband and kids in Southeast Oklahoma. Her young adult and adolescent children are supportive and avid beta readers of her work and give her a straightforward and honest point of view about how authentic her characters voices and personalities are for their age group. What better reference than someone close to the same age as the main character. Her kids always have and always will be her greatest inspiration.

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Week One:

6/11/2018- Smada's Book SmackExcerpt

6/12/2018- Mythical BooksInterview

6/13/2018- K.L. Knovitzke – Author- Excerpt

6/14/2018- BookHounds YAGuest Post

6/15/2018- HauntedbybooksGuest Post

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Week Two:

6/18/2018- The Desert BibliophileReview

6/19/2018- What the Cat ReadReview

6/20/2018- Tales of the Ravenous ReaderGuest Post

6/21/2018- Writer of WrongsReview

6/22/2018- Novel NoviceExcerpt

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Week Three:

6/25/2018- Here's to Happy EndingsExcerpt

6/26/2018- ParajunkeeExcerpt

6/27/2018- Two Chicks on BooksInterview

6/28/2018- Jaime's WorldSpotlight

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Week Four:

7/2/2018- Lisa Loves LiteratureInterview

7/3/2018- RhythmicBooktrovertSpotlight

7/4/2018- A Court of Coffee and BooksInterview

7/5/2018- A Readers LifeReview

7/6/2018- FUONLYKNEWExcerpt

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