The Books of Fall, first up: Forbidden Mind

You may have noticed Evolved Publishing in the sidebars of my blog page — this is the publishing company that will be bringing you And Then It Rained: Lessons for Life in just a few weeks.  

Evolved Publishing is a co-op of sorts, and as the talented writers, editors, and artists who are a part of it will be working hard to help me spread the word about my own book, I’m returning the favor and telling YOU about some of the other great books that we’re releasing.  Our books span a number of genres so if one isn’t for you, keep your eye out for more, or… give it a try any ways!  In the world of eBooks it doesn’t cost a whole lot to take a look at something new :). 

First up today, is Forbidden Mind, a YA Paranormal Thriller (with a touch of romance!) by Kimberly Kinrade

 

Sam thinks she’s months away from freedom. After spending her life in a secret school, rented out to the rich and powerful as a paranormal spy, she is ready to head to college like any normal eighteen-year-old. 

Only Sam isn’t normal. She reads minds.  And just before her big going-away party, she links to the mind of a young man who changes everything.

Drake wasn’t raised as a ‘Rent-A-Kid.’ He was kidnapped and taken there by force. But his exceptional physical strength and powers of mind control make him very dangerous, especially to Sam. 

When they meet, Sam is forced to face the truth of her situation, and to acknowledge that not all is as it seems in her picture-perfect world. For what awaits her on her eighteenth birthday isn’t a trip to college, but an unexpected nightmare from which she may not be able to escape.

To survive, they must work together.

But will their powers be enough to save them before it’s too late?

Check it out on Amazon here:  Amazon

Or, if you’re like me and have a Nook, you can download through these sites as well:  BookieJar, Smashwords, or Goodreads.

ENJOY!

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4 thoughts on “The Books of Fall, first up: Forbidden Mind

  1. Hoo-rah! Exciting times. And Kimberly’s book is one that YA readers will love. Sure, I’m a little biased (I edited it), but really, it grabs you early, moves you quickly through the story, and holds you right until the satisfying ending. Give it a try.

    By the way, Megan, how do I subscribe to your blog? Methinks you need a plug-in. 🙂

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