This is the tour page for E.J. Wesley's Winter Thrills and Chills Tour for his Moonsongs Series. This tour is to run January 6-17 consists of reviews, interviews, top tens, guest posts and of course, giveaways!
This series is New Adult speculative/paranormal/horror/action (and I want to throw in that personally they feel very urban fantasy, so I recommend them to fans of urban fantasy as well). They are novelettes, so it's kind of like a serial, several shorter stories of under 17k words.
Tour Schedule:
1/6
1/6
- Mythical Books - Reviews
- Books and Things - Reviews
- My Love for Reading Keeps Growing - Excerpt
1/7
- Buried in Books - Reviews & Character Interview
- Alwaysjoart- Excerpt
1/8
- Curling Up With a Good Book- Guest Post
- Book Lovers Life - Excerpt & Guest Post
- Candace's Book Blog - Reviews
1/9
- The Nocturnal Library -Spotlight- excerpt
- The (Mis) Adventures of a Twenty Something Year Old Girl- Interview & Excerpt
- Books and Things- Reviews
1/10
- Books A to Z- Excerpt
- Supernatural Snark- Guest Post
1/13
- My Tangled Skeins Reviews -Spotlight
- Alexia's Books and Such - Review
- Gin's Book Notes - Reviews
- A Tiffyfit's Reading Corner - Top Ten
1/14
- Carpe_Diem - Review
- Bookish- Review
- Our Wolves Den -Spotlight
1/15
- Curse of the Bibliophile - Interview
- Deal Sharing Aunt - Top Ten
- Rainy Day Ramblings- Review
1/16
- Wensend - Review
- WS Momma Readers Nook - Review
- Lilybloom Books - Review
- FUONLYKNEW - Review
- Book- Marks the Spot - Excerpt & Reviews
1/17
- Dalene's Book Reviews - Review & interview
- Talk Supe- Guest Post & Review
- Margay Leah Justice -Spotlight
- Donnie Darko Girl- Review
- WS Momma Readers Nook - Excerpt
~Book 1 - Blood Fugue~
Suddenly, instead of burying it with the dead, Jenny is forced to confront the past. Armed only with an ancient family journal, her rifle, and an Apache tomahawk, she must save her grandfather’s life and embrace her dangerous heritage. Or be devoured by it.
Where you can find it:
~Book 2 - Witch's Nocturne~
After receiving an ancient tribal journal from her grandfather, Jenny is sent on a mission of discovery in an attempt to unravel clues to her family's monster hunting past. The journey becomes more than academic when she is asked to confront a coven of dangerous witches who plan to cast an insidious spell on the plains of West Texas.
~Book 3 - Dark Prelude~
Jenny Moonsong recently inherited the title of "monster hunter" and an ancient tribal journal/how-to manual passed down by her Apache ancestors. Unfortunately, a lot of on-the-job training is required to be a monster hunter, and unlike her computer repair business, this gig could literally kill her.Where you can find it:
Dark Prelude finds the feisty protagonist, Jenny, searching for her best friend Marshal's missing father in the midst of a freak, West Texas winter storm. To survive the frigid night, she'll have to deal with a hated town rival, face a monstrous creature no Moonsong hunter has ever encountered before, and undo a mysterious curse. Can she keep everyone alive? If not, who will pay the ultimate price?
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~Book 4: Dragon's Game~
Jenny Moonsong recently inherited the title of "monster hunter" and an ancient tribal journal/how-to manual passed down by her Apache ancestors. She has already faced a werewolf, witches, and a troll. But nothing could prepare her for her latest confrontation...
Dragon's Game, Moonsongs Book 4, finds Jenny out of her rural West Texas element, searching for an evil witch in an urban Houston nightclub. After attempting to help a handsome and mysterious stranger out of a jam, she finds herself on the run from a ruthless gang who are even more dangerous than they initially appear.
Forced into a twisted game of life and death, Jenny must navigate the complexity of a budding relationship, and somehow survive a night filled with unexpected horror and paranormal mystery.
Dragon's Game is approximately 14,000 words or 45 pages of humor, horror and paranormal mystery. It is the fourth volume of the Moonsongs Books, an ongoing series of New Adult, urban fantasy novelettes by author E.J. Wesley.
~Book 5- Vampire's Ball~
Jenny Moonsong recently inherited the title of "monster hunter" and an ancient tribal journal/how-to manual passed down by her Apache ancestors. Being a girl of action, she has found herself particularly capable when it comes to battling the werewolves, trolls, and other supernatural denizens lurking in the Texas night. Until now.
Vampire's Ball, Moonsongs book 5, finds Jenny and her best friend Marshal in their most harrowing adventure yet. Traveling by boat to an extravagant masquerade party located at a Galveston Island mansion, Jenny must parlay with an ancient vampire in order to secure the release of the dragon princes, Isis. The unexpected return of an old "friend" turns the evening into chaos, and leaves Jenny and company once again fighting for survival amidst a sea of supernatural foes.
Vampire's Ball is approximately 12,500 words of humor, horror and paranormal mystery. It is the fifth volume of the Moonsongs Books, an ongoing series of New Adult, urban fantasy novelettes by author E.J. Wesley.
~About the Author~
Growing
up in small-town Oklahoma, there were limits on the amount and types of
entertainment at my disposal. Perhaps that’s why I set my imagination free.
After collecting degrees in psychology and counseling, life brought me to
Missouri, Texas, and Northern California—where I currently read, write, and
live. I fill my spare time playing video games, watching movies, planning for
the zombie apocalypse, reading graphic novels, and playing with my dogs.
My
passion for New Adult literature led me to producing the weekly New Adult Lit
Chat on Twitter, and contributing to the NA Alley Blog. I’m also the author of
the Moonsongs Books, a series of New Adult, speculative-rural fantasy novelettes.
~Links~
WEBSITE
– BLOG – NA ALLEY (contributor) – TWITTER – NEW ADULT LIT CHAT
(founder/producer) – FACEBOOK – GOOGLE+ - LINKEDIN - GOODREADS
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