YA Misfits Halloween Bloghop: Interview and Guest Post by Cait Peterson

First of all, happy Halloween! Today, I have a special guest here that will be spending the (blog) day with us as we talk about villians, candy, costumes, and Halloween! Cait Peterson and I have known each other for a while now so when she came to me about hosting her on BOB, I was thrilled and totally honored. She wrote up an awesome post about her favorite villains along with some interview questions so please give a huge round of applause and help me in welcoming Cait to Books Over Boys!

Cover Reveal: Sweet Peril by Wendy Higgins

I'm so seriously stoked to be sharing today's cover with all of you! To be honest, I haven't read this series yet and I'm kicking myself for it because a ton of bloggers love it to pieces. I mean, there's even a read along going on right now for book one. Needless to say, I need to read this series like. . . yesterday!

Here's a fun little tidbit I thought I'd share with you before we get to the cover. So let me just say that I get really nervous when I talk to characters. And that probably sounds weird but I mean talk as in a character interview and stuff. It's one thing to gush and gush and gush about them but to actually be talking to them. . . yeah, freaks me out a bit. Here's a very short conversation with the one and only Kaidan Rowe that sorta had me losing my balls! ;)

Perchance Blog Tour: Guest Post with Lila Felix + Giveaway

Welcome to my stop on the Perchance blog tour hosted by the fabulous Mandy from I read Indie. Perchance sounds like an amazing novel that I would devour in a quickness so it was an honor to have a spot on the tour.

Today, I have a This or That guest post with Lila Felix to share with you. Also, Mandy is hosting a tour wide giveaway that you don't want to miss so make sure you stick around to the end!

Title: Perchance

Author: Lila Felix

Publisher: Indie-published

Release date: October 5, 2012



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Remi Harris has a plan. Graduate high school, go to college, become a history teacher, be self-sufficient unlike her mother who is a struggling single mom. And the word ‘boy’ has no place in her plan. Cooper Neal has been sent to his estranged father’s house to spend his Senior year getting to know him. And maybe, just maybe, there will be some cute girls in the small town.

Cooper sees Remi and he falls hard. Remi sees Cooper and wonders if she can do both. The question is; will he ruin her plans, or will she let him be a part of them?

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Butterfly Kisses Blog Tour: Guest Post by Mia Castile

Welcome to my stop on the Buttferfly Kisses (The Butterfly Chronicles, #2) blog tour hosted by Entwined Publishing. Today, I have a very super awesome post to share with you so let's just get to it, eh?

Title: Butterfly Kisses

Author: Mia Castile

Publisher: Entwined Publishing

Release date: October 2012

Everything changed for the Baxter sisters last spring. Lacey blew it with Henry her lifelong crush, only to discover a blooming relationship with her best friend, Chase. While he picked her back up and put her back together, they grew closer over the summer. Now that school has started, he’s found popularity thanks to his band Cate’s Ashes, and he’s hiding secret phone calls and text messages. Plus, did his ex-girlfriend just appear out of the blue at his show? Forcing Lacey to wonder if he’s over the feelings he pronounced for her at the beginning of summer. Add to the tension, a realization and secret of her own to keep about her worse enemy. Lacey vows to be the bigger person and keep Byron’s revelation, but what will it cost?

Meanwhile, as Lana tries to find herself again after her suicide attempt, she’s befriended by the school’s resident bad girl, Britt and new chicano boy, Tomas in the same week. Britt offers unconditional acceptance that Lana didn’t realize she craved, while Tomas brings out the best in her, and makes her feel alive again. Britt is dangerous and daring, while Tomas exudes the security and safety. Vices come easily when you are already addicted to something you crave, and Lana muddles through figuring out who she wants to be.

With their parents constantly arguing, and their dad moving into the guest bedroom, the pressure on the girls may explode destroying them all. Is there a place for happiness when their world is crumbling around them?

Cover Reveal: Shadow of the Mark by Leigh Fallon

Today's cover reveal is epic and I can't wait to show you guys the cover! I haven't read book one yet but I've heard that lots of readers love it so I should probably move it up the pile. Without delaying the wait any longer, here's the cover to Shadow of the Mark, sequel to Carrier of the Mark by Leigh Fallon!

Cover Reveal: Unresisting by Shane Morgan

Today's reveal is for another novel that I discovered not too long ago so when I was asked to take part, I was really thrilled. Hopefully, you guys will be just as thrilled about it as I am.

Time Between Us Blog Tour: Guest Post by Tamara Ireland Stone

I got the honor to take part in the blog tour for Time Between Us by Tamara Ireland Stone organized by Authors On The Web. Today, as a part of the tour, I've got an awesome guest post by Tamara to share with all of you about love and fate. :)

Title: Time Between Us

Author: Tamara Ireland Stone

Publisher: Hyperion

Release date: October 9th, 2012

Anna and Bennett were never supposed to meet: she lives in 1995 Chicago and he lives in 2012 San Francisco. But Bennett’s unique ability to travel through time and space brings him into Anna’s life, and with him, a new world of adventure and possibility.

As their relationship deepens, they face the reality that time might knock Bennett back where he belongs, even as a devastating crisis throws everything they believe into question. Against a ticking clock, Anna and Bennett are forced to ask themselves how far they can push the bounds of fate—and what consequences they can bear in order to stay together.

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#NeedMoreJudeDude: Explosive News

So. This is pretty much me right now. I seriously cannot contain myself. I had to really calm myself down to write this post and well, now that I've pushed all that excitement down, I'm about to explode.

Well, as you know, today is my two year blogoversary and that itself is a huge thing and I would not have a post top it but I think this totally tops my blogoversary. On all levels of top-ery. Also, as most of you know, I am a tremendous fan of Nicole Williams's Crash series. I've stated it various times that I love it crazy so you could only imagine how I reacted when I found out.

For a while now, I knew Nicole had some huge news to share and for some reason, I just knew that it had to do with Jude and Lucy so I couldn't wait to find out. I, you know, waited patiently not for Nicole to reveal her news and it's quite funny and perfect timing the way it worked out. Just this morning around midnight, I picked the winner for the Crash blog tour giveaway and when I went to purchase the copies on Amazon, it took me to a really weird looking page and so I contacted Nicole and then she told me that...

Happy two years, Books Over Boys! #2Y1K2K

Aah, here we are! Books Over Boys is officially (well, not until 3:10 PM but...) two years old today! My baby--yes, I call BOB my baby--is growing up and I absolutely cannot believe it! Time for seriously does sprout wings and a propeller right before our eyes! I don't really even know what has happened in these two years--a whole lot of awesome and a whole lot of nada, that's what, lol! Anyway, before we get to celebrating and having fun, I want to take the time out to thank all the awesome and amazing people who have helped me get to where I am today.

On the eve of: #BOBturnstwo

At 3:10 PM two years ago, Books Over Boys had its very first blog post. When I go back to read it, it's pretty lame. No, it's straight out lame because it was about three sentences long about starting a new blog (because originally I had created a more personal blog before BOB) about books. Anyway, with that very first post, Books Over Boys was established. For my first year, I didn't celebrate as big as I am about to with my two years. For me, all the firsts mean the most but sometimes because it's a first, it sorta, sometimes flies under the radar without much notice. Thinking back, that wasn't fair to my blog or myself, more like. I feel like when it's your first at something, it should always be celebrated. You know, first baby steps, first time on a bicycle, first birthday, first day of school, first--everything. All the firsts are milestones that mean more than what we sometimes realize. So, because Books Over Boys didn't have a huge-normous first birthday, it will have a somewhat huge second birthday.

Book Blast: Fate by Elizabeth Reyes + Giveaway