Month9Books is proud to present a trailer for its 2014 list. This year's theme is Month9Books for everyone! From middle grade and young adult readers who love horror, paranormal, fantasy and whimsy, there's a Month9Books title for everyone in 2014. This video features 16 titles, 5 of which make their cover debut here. Visit www.month9books.com to learn more about our books and authors.
Book Two of the Cold Fury seriesOfficial Flicker & Burn Book Trailer from T.M. Goeglein. Subscribe to the Cold Fury channel on Vimeo.
The setting continues to be a strong point. FLICKER & BURN's Chicago is a place where the buildings are full of secrets, connected by blood and greed and desperation. Sarah Jane is also a strength. She's resilient and inventive, but her determination to rescue her family does have consequences. She lets people get hurt, or hurts them herself, to further her goals. She doesn't want to be a killer, like so many of her ancestors, but at the same time it's becoming easier and easier for her to bend her morality.
For fans of Louise Rennison, Sarah Mlynowski, and Stephanie Perkins comes a laugh-out-loud, bittersweet debut full of wit, wisdom, heart, and a hilarious, unforgettable heroine.You can find out more about Mindy on her website (linked above), her Twitter, or her Facebook. But today I'm going to share a little more about THE SYMPTOMS OF INSANITY book trailer. Without any further ado, here's my fun fact:
Izzy is a hypochondriac with enormous boobs that won’t stop growing, a mother with a rare disease who’s hiding something, a best friend who appears to have undergone a personality transplant, and a date with an out-of-her-league athlete who just spilled Gatorade all over her. Yes, Izzy Skymen has a hectic life. But what Izzy doesn’t realize is that these are only minor symptoms of life’s insanity. When she discovers that the people she trusts most are withholding from her the biggest secrets, things are about to get epic — or is it epidemic?
WHITE LINES was released April 4th. You may recall my review - I said that it was "was an intense read. It'll suck you into the 1980's New York club scene
and make you feel like you're living it even if, like me, you weren't
born until it was over. I kept my fingers crossed that somehow, someway
there would be a happy ending. Somehow, someway. And the ending of
WHITE LINES was a relief, a release of all the tension of the novel,
healing. Cat had a tough past, lives a rough present, but she's still
got a future. And a future is the essence of Young Adult."White Lines was a story I wanted to tell for a long, long time. Partially based on my own adolescence as a club kid in Manhattan, I worked on a draft of this novel in what felt like secrecy. At the time of its conception, I was finishing up a three-book series called The Elite that detailed the lives of a group of rich kids on NYC's Upper East Side, and a girl from a small town who infiltrates their circle. Although that world was one that I knew something about, it wasn't the story I wanted to tell anymore. I was restless, the way all writers are when there's a story trapped inside us, yearning to get out. So I worked on White LInes late at night, in the early mornings before I would get up to go to my day job as a high school English teacher, on weekends when the sun shone brightly outside my window. Slowly, over the course of three years, Cat's own story emerged from the seeds of my misguided youth, caught fire, and took over, the intensity of her world burning my hands as I tore the pages from the printer one by one. I didn't know if the book would sell, if it would ever make it out into the world to see the light of day. All I knew was that I was writing something that felt true to me, that felt right. And that, for once, was enough.
I've been a fan of Janet Fox since her first novel, FAITHFUL, came out in 2010. (As proved by the fact that I interviewed her.) She returned to that setting for a companion novel, FORGIVEN, but now Janet's taking on the Roaring Twenties in a tale of gangsters, jazz, and deadly secrets. 
