Monday, October 28, 2013

ALL HALLOW'S EVE INDIES BLOG TOUR presenting Jessica Gibson 10/28 @JESSICAJGIBSON




I am proud to be a part of All Hallow's Eve Indies Blog Tour featuring Jessica Gibson, on my stop.

Take the time, get to know Jessica Gibson and hop on over to Reading Between The Wines for various updates on Indie Authors, their works and Giveaways.




Tittle:  Haunted U

Author:  Jessica Gibson

Genre:  Paranormal


Hosted by:  Reading Between The Wines
                  http://www.readingbetweenthewinesbookclub.com




                 
SYNOPSIS:


Ezzie Lovegreen lives in a world where witches and ghosts are real. That doesn’t mean she’s not surprised when she’s suddenly being haunted by one at school.

With the help of her best friend Stella, her boyfriend Beau, and her grandmother Winifred, Ezzie must find out what happened to the ghost and set her free.

Secrets will be revealed that could change Ezzie’s life forever. Will Ezzie be strong enough to face the challenges set in her path?





EXCERPT:

Ezzie pulled her Range Rover behind her dad’s vehicle. Beau parked right behind her in

his truck. He was at her door in an instant and held a hand to help her out of the car.

Addelyn was waiting for them in the open doorway, a huge smile on her face, and

looking perfectly put together in a lavender shirt-dress and black heels.

“Why, Beau, you are getting so handsome. It’s been ages since we’ve had you over for

dinner. How’s your mama?”

Beau smiled and kissed the cheek she offered him. “Thank you, Mrs. Lovegreen. You

are looking as lovely as ever. Mama is great. I’ll tell her you asked after her.”

Addelyn nodded and turned back into the house. “Let’s go eat. Dinner should be ready

right about now.”

“I need to drop my stuff in my room. You can come, or go find my dad. I’m sure he’s in

his study.”

Beau gave her a look. “I think I’ll go with you.”

Heat bloomed in Ezzie's cheeks again. The look he had just given her was anything

but platonic. She smiled shyly and led him back to her room but stopped at the door.

He had never been in her room before. No boy ever had. This was new territory for her.

She shook herself mentally and stepped over the threshold into her room.

Beau stood in the doorway for a moment, looking around.

“You can come in,” Ezzie said softly.

He smiled and walked in, running his fingers across the surface of her desk.

“That was my grandfather’s.”

He nodded. “I remember seeing it in his study when we were kids.” Beau took a step

toward her. He bridged the gap between them with his hands, drawing her the last few

steps.

“Beau...” Her heart pounded in her chest.

He tipped her chin up and touched his lips to hers lightly. Ezzie lifted her hands up and

around his neck, pulling him closer to her. She pressed her lips more firmly against

his. She couldn't believe they were really having their first kiss in her bedroom with her

parents just down the hall. Beau’s fingers wove into her hair. He finally pulled away a bit

and laid his chin against her forehead, his arms still around her.

“Just so we’re clear, I want to be more than just your friend, Ezzie,” he whispered.

If Beau hadn’t been holding her up, she would have fallen to the floor. “I want to be

more than your friend too, Beau,” she breathed.



BUY LINKS:

Amazon US:  http://www.amazon.com/Haunted-School-Spirits-Jessica-Gibson-ebook/dp/B00FT4IJKK

Barnes & Noble:  http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/haunted-u-jessica-gibson/1117107269?ean=2940148664338




ABOUT AUTHOR - JESSICA GIBSON:

First and foremost, I'm a wife to an amazing man, and mother to a 2 year old little boy. I love to read when I can find the time, my Kindle is my best friend. I've read tons and tons of books. One of my favorite authors is Diana Gabaldon, her Outlander series is absolutely amazing. I also really enjoy Charlaine Harris' True Blood series. I'll read anything supernatural, I've blown through most of the good YA series' that are out there. I think my love of reading really helped me branch out into writing.


Twitter: @jessicajgibson









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