So I'm supposed to be posting an interview this morning, small problem, or really rather large problem being that I don't seem to have the interview... Yeah I know I should have made the post sooner so I'd have known this before the day of my post, but hindsight is 20/20 right? It's been one of those months. Since I'm on the schedule for today and they sent out excerpt I'm going to post one of those for now and then find out if I can get back on the schedule with an interview at a later date. I figure the wrong post is better than no post at all. So let's talk about Ariella Moon's Spell for Sofia.
About The Book
Breaux knows Sophia is trouble — but he’ll travel through time, battle zombies, and risk his bright future to protect her. While Ainslie, best friend extraordinaire, will jeopardize her sanity to find and aid Sophia. When friendship, magic, and love are not enough, Sophia will have to save herself. But first, she must believe she’s worth saving. Sometimes the worst scars are the ones you cannot see.
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"I will not drop you off at the nearest
town," Breaux insisted the next morning. We stood in the small sitting
room where I had slept on the sofa and he had snored into a pillow on the
floor. Neither of us had felt comfortable disturbing Mam'zelle's bed. "You're
coming home with me. Maman will want
to hear about Grand-mère."
I knew what he was thinking — you owe her. I crossed my arms over my
chest. "You can tell her."
The vein above his left eyebrow
throbbed. I could tell he was
clenching his teeth. He always clenched them when he was angry. I jutted my
chin so he wouldn't know how much I wanted to go with him. Finally he said in a
low voice, "I never figured you for a coward."
"Excuse me?" My tone
sharpened.
He widened his stance and
crossed his arms over his chest. We had dressed in jeans, long-sleeved knit
tops, and hoodies. "You're afraid Maman
won't believe you."
I averted my gaze and ran my
hand down the fuzzy scarlet scarf Ainslie had given me one Christmas. He was
right; that worry had been in the back of my mind. But mainly it would shatter
my soul to be surrounded by Miss Wanda's motherly kindness. Worse, to be under
the same roof as Breaux knowing Mam'zelle would disapprove. No point further
scarring my heart or angering a deceased mambo
queen. I still had a little pride and a large desire for self-preservation.
Breaux's voice softened.
"Don't run away. Tell Maman about
Grand-mère. She'll want to hear about
the soul path. I won't be able to do it justice."
A boulder of resolve tumbled
from my shoulders. I searched for an excuse. "Your mother is a foster
parent. I'm underage. Won't she be obligated to report me to the
authorities?"
"She hasn't so far.
Besides, they could help you get home."
I blinked back tears. "You
don't get it. I have no home. I can't go near anyone I care about." I
lifted my backpack off the floor and glanced at the front door. "I need to
find a safe hideout—"
He stepped closer and reached
for my backpack. His fingers brushed mine, sending tingles up my arm.
"Tell me why you need to hide."
"I can't. You'll hate
me."
"Did you kill
someone?"
I shook my head.
Breaux placed the backpack on
the floor beside us and took my hand. Palm to palm, our fingers laced together.
A thrill shivered my stomach. "Rob a bank?" he asked.
"No."
"Harm an animal?"
I glared at him. "Of
course not."
He wrapped his free arm around
my waist as though we were slow dancing. "Buy more than fifteen items at
the grocery express line?"
I laughed. "Maybe."
His eyebrows arched. He waited.
I knew him. He could wait until the next hurricane hit.
The Teen Wytche Saga by Ariella Moon
Think magic will solve your problems?
Bring you love? Cure you? Protect you? Help you find someone who is lost?
Think again.
Magic tests friendships. It hisses, chirps, stinks up the room, backfires, and explodes. Magic forces you to make tough decisions. Shatter limitations. Discover your true self. When you use magic, expect results in the ultimate triple-un—unpredictable, uncontrollable, and so undeniable.
And you thought navigating high school was tough.
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About The Author
Ariella Moon is the author of the Teen Wytche Saga, a sweet Young Adult paranormal series. Ariella writes about magic, friendship, high school, secrets, and love in Spell Check, Spell Struck, and Spell Fire from Astraea Press.
Ariella spent her childhood searching for a magical wardrobe that would transport her to Narnia. Extreme math anxiety, and taller students who mistook her for a leaning post, marred her youth. Despite these horrors, she graduated summa cum laude from the University of California at Davis. Ariella is a Reiki Master, author, and shaman. She lives a nearly normal life with her extraordinary daughter, two shamelessly spoiled dogs, and an enormous dragon.
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Hi Jenn.
ReplyDeleteSorry the interview vanished! I'll email Kathy at I am a Reader, and have her send it to you. Meanwhile, thank you so much for featuring Spell For Sophia and for giving a shout out to all the books in the Teen Wytche Saga. You're the best!
~Ariella Moon
Actually I think we figured out I forgot to send it so I'll get some questions sent asap. I'm really sorry.
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