Today I’m celebrating another great review of Trish Doller‘s forthcoming debut Something Like Normal, this one from Voya. I love particularly love this part: This is a compelling look at the aftermath of a tour of duty in a war zone. The nervous awkwardness his family feels around him makes sense—he left them as a [...]
The first reviews are coming in for Trish Doller‘s amazing debut Something Like Normal, which Bloomsbury will publish in June. First, a glorious blurb from the lovely Lauren Myracle, who says, Amazing. You will smile and sob and when you finish, you will walk away a better you. READ THIS BOOK NOW. Then, from Kirkus: [...]
I’m heading to the NY office later tonight for a few meetings this week, so things may be quieter than usual around here. As always, though, you can find me on Twitter at @DaphneUn, which is a lot easier to update on the go. In the meantime, I’m delighted to share this review of The [...]
Matthew Cody‘s The Dead Gentleman continues to earn some fantastic reviews since its initial publication just before the holidays, like this one, from the February 1st issue of Booklist: Two young New Yorkers from different eras unite to save the world from an invasion of zombies led by an elegant, corpse-wearing darkling. Shuttling among worlds, [...]
The good news keep pouring in! First, for a change of pace, this early review of Faking Faith by Josie Bloss from Publishers Weekly: When 17-year-old Dylan Mahoney naively engages in “sexting,” she becomes an Internet phenomenon and a social pariah. Isolated from her friends and family, she retreats into the blogosphere, where she happens [...]
