Big tease, I know 😉 |
You know, as a rule, I don't do reveals. Well, I don't do mass reveals, or reveals for books that I'm not interested in. But this is one of my favourite series ever, so it gets the spotlight, and for free too. Heck, I would even pay for doing it myself. Or maybe not really...but you get the idea 😉.
I believe you heard me raving about Deadgirl and Deadgirl: Ghostlight once or twice. (Oh, but in case you are from another planet or simply new to my blog, don't worry...I'll recap 😀). The one below is the third installment in the Deadgirl four-book series, titled Deadgirl: Goneward. It involves four friends, a road trip and a lot of paranormal mischief. Because you know, main character = dead girl. PHANTOM girl - which is different from ghost girl, in case you're wondering. Lucy Day is something you have never seen in YA. You'd better take my word - I'm the expert in dead-undead characters, as this page testifies 😂.
So, here goes...
Out on May 30th |
Title: Deadgirl: Goneward
Goodreads and Amazon pages coming later
Between junior and senior year, a magical time exists . . . the final summer of high school.
Lucy Day and her friends (mostly) survived last year's encounter with serial killers, a teenage sorcerer, new romance, and drama class. But - as usual for Team Deadgirl - the horror never ends, there's more monsters to slay, and magic is the worst.
A roadtrip for answers leads to new questions, strange allies, and the wrath of an ancient undead girl named Imogen Dane.
What strange locales will they discover? Will they all make it back home? Did anyone bring snacks?
Dying's Easy. Revenge is Hard.
Original Deadgirl Review | Book Spotlight | Announcing Reissue + Sequel
| Reissue Blog Tour + Author Interview | Deadgirl in "A Reader's Quirks" #4 | Sequel on Its Way | Deadgirl: Ghostlight Cover Reveal + Author Interview | Deadgirl: Ghostlight ARC Review
Deadgirl proud daddy ;) |
I love it! It's so rare to have two girls on the cover.
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I had not realized it, but you're right! Then again, Lucy's friends are always more than side characters. Johnson writes them with enough depth and screen time for them to become almost-protagonists.
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