Showing posts with label Christine Potter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christine Potter. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 10, 2022

NBTM: The After Times by Christine Potter

Congratulations to tour winner Margaret J. and to host winner Westveil Publishing.

Thank you for your interest in hosting this tour, but all stops have been filled.

Goddess Fish Promotions is organizing a Virtual Name Before the Masses Tour for The After Times by Christine Potter, a YA Fantasy--Time Travel available August 19 from Evernight Teen. The tour will run every Monday for 12 weeks starting on September 12, and Christine Potter is available for guest post and interviews. A mobi or epub copy of the book will be available by August 15th for review in conjunction with a guest post or interview. 

Christine Potter will be awarding $50 Amazon/BN GC to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour, and a $25 Amazon/BN GC to a randomly drawn host. 

Say you’re Gracie Ingraham, nerdy but happy high school senior. But you’re also a time-traveler from 1962 who got a bit lost and has been living in the 2000’s since 2018. That would be plenty without it now being 2020. Covid has just shut down the world. Your pandemic pod? Your BFF Zoey—and your ex-boyfriend, Dylan.

Dylan still lives to spin weird vinyl LP’s with your sort-of, kind-of Dad, Amp. So your quarantine hobby is going to have to be Being Mature About Stuff.

But then your time traveling kicks into high gear again.  And your long-lost brother and mom mix it up with a creepy, pyromaniacal force that is most likely demonic. How can love save the day when you can’t even go downtown without wearing a mask?



September 12: Andi's Young Adult Books
September 12: Long and Short Reviews
September 19: Fabulous and Brunette
September 26: Viviana MacKade
October 3: Read Your Writes Book Reviews
October 10: Lisa Haselton's Reviews and Interviews
October 17: Gina Rae Mitchell
October 24: All the Ups and Downs
October 31: Kit 'N Kabookle
November 7: Sandra's Book Club
November 14: The Avid Reader - review only
November 14: Books in the Hall
November 21: Christine Young
November 21: Westveil Publishing
November 28: Hope. Dreams. Life... Love

Friday, September 13, 2019

VBT: Gracie's Time by Christine Potter


Congratulations to tour winner Noelle C. and to host winner Fabulous and Brunette. 
Thank you for your interest in hosting this tour, but all stops have been filled.

Goddess Fish Promotions is organizing a Virtual Book Tour for Gracie's Time by Christine Potter, a Young Adult Paranormal Romance (Time Travel) available now from Evernight Teen. The tour will run October 14 - October 25, and Christine Potter is available for guest post and interviews. A mobi or epub copy of the book is available for review in conjunction with a guest post or interview.

Christine Potter will be awarding a $30 Amazon/BN GC to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour, and a $25 Amazon/BN GC to a randomly drawn host.
October, 1962
It's almost Halloween, but something a lot scarier than ghosts is on everyone's mind: nuclear war. After President Kennedy's speech to the nation about the Cuban Missile Crisis, Grace Ingraham overhears her parents' plans to keep her safe. She'll be sent off to live with a wealthy uncle—in the nineteenth century.

Gracie's from a family of Travelers, people who can escape into time. Too bad her mom and dad haven't Traveled since their honeymoon trip to the Lincoln Inauguration. So Grace will have to go alone—even though taking a wrong turn can have serious consequences: like heading for 1890, and ending up …in 2018.


October 14: Lisa Haselton's Reviews and Interviews
October 15: BooksChatter
October 16: Andi's Young Adult Books
October 17: Fabulous and Brunette
October 18: Viviana MacKade
October 18: Books in the Hall
October 21: Read Your Writes Book Reviews
October 22: Locks, Hooks and Books - review only
October 22: Straight From the Library
October 23: All the Ups and Downs
October 24: Kit 'N Kabookle
October 24: Long and Short Reviews
October 25: Harlie's Books - review