Showing posts with label Paranormalcy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paranormalcy. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Endlessly Celebrating!

Sorry about the later-than-normal post today. I've been busy taking care of my sick cat and working a temp job, so time has gotten away from me lately.

I do have some exciting news in the YA bookosphere: Today we celebrate the release of Kiersten White's Endlessly, the riveting conclusion to the Paranormalcy series. But before you run off to go find the new release, treat yourself to the book trailers and an interview with the author below!









For more information, and a few awkward hugs, be sure to check out Kiersten's Blog.

Okay, now you can go grab your copy.

You heard me.

GO! RUN!

BEFORE THEY'RE ALL GONE!!!!

And lastly, a HUGE
to Kiersten and Evie!

Monday, August 30, 2010

What's "Normal" Anyway?

First off, this was my first Advance Reader Copy (ARC), and boy, am I really glad I got it! I won it as part of a giveaway held by Alexandra Shostak at her blog. Honestly, it was in great shape, and I only found a couple typos, which I'm sure will have been fixed for the official release. Now that the book's about to be released, I'm not sure what to do with this ARC... Suggestions?

Anyway, without any further ado...


Paranormalcy
~Paranormalcy~
Book 1
By Kiersten White
Amazon ~ Powell's

Evie is not your normal teen, even though she'd like to think of herself that way.

First of all, she lives underground in a massive government complex. She doesn't know anyone her own age. She doesn't go to high school. She works pretty much round the clock. Oh, and did I mention she works with paranormals?

That's right. Vampires, werewolves, fairies, mermaids: they're all real. And Evie can see them all, no matter what type of glamour they try to fool normal humans with. Which makes her pretty valuable to her bosses at the IPCA (International Paranormal Containment Agency). She'd love to live a normal life, or even the kind of life she sees on TV, but she doesn't see that happening anytime soon. And really, as long as she can keep her pink taser, Tasey, she's pretty content.

But when a new type of shapeshifter breaks into the IPCA, her ex-boyfriend starts acting strangely (even for a fairie), and paranormals start turning up dead she's forced to reconsider her situation. As a teenager, as a girl, and as a human...