Thank
you all for joining me in celebrating the book release of my second young adult
urban fantasy, Summer Break Blues. This is the sequel to Senior Year Bites and
picks up a few months after it left off with Meg’s graduation from high school.
I
thought we could all get into Meg’s head a little more and find out more about
her interests when she’s not out saving the world so I sent her and her friends
a few questions to fill out.
Tell
us a little about yourself
Meg:
I’d rather not.
What’s
it like being a vampire?
Meg:
I don’t know what you’re talking about.
Favorite
color?
Meg:
Red, er, blue. Definitely blue.
Favorite
food?
Meg:
Chocolate, I think.
Have
you ever been in love?
Meg:
I’m like, seventeen. No.
Do
you have a crush on anyone?
Meg:
Other people are going to read this, right? So, no, though Tad is really cool.
What
do you do when you’re not out saving the day?
Meg:
I’ve never saved the day. I’m not a superhero, and that only happens in movies.
But I used to love sunbathing. I burn to easily now, must be something about
getting older. Swimming was fun, never read much before this summer. I like
going to movies and hanging out with my friends at Steak and Shake.
Ann,
please describe Meg in a few words.
Ann:
Creepy. Very very creepy.
Steph,
same question.
Steph:
Meg’s great. She’s saved all our lives. She’s strong and fast and totally a
superhero.
And
now for the giveaway:
Leave
a comment with a way to contact you and your ebook format preference for a
chance to win any Decadent/Bono book including Senior Year Bites and Summer
Break Blues. Giveaway will be open for one week (note
to editor – feel free to adjust the length the giveaway is open.) If
you’re interested in learning more about my characters, the blog tour, or more
chances to win books, check out my website www.writerjacampbell.com for more
information.
Blurb:
Meg managed to
survive her senior year of high school as a vampire, and now she’s looking
forward to a relaxing summer with her friends before trying to tackle college.
Unfortunately, some unfinished business from the previous year rears its ugly
head and Meg is forced to deal with the Sidhe who are distinctly unhappy that
she killed one of their kind last winter. Then Ann’s parents vanish while they
are on their annual summer vacation in Maine and it’s up to Meg and the rest of
the gang to come to the rescue. Though she is still trying to figure out who,
and what she has become, Meg and her friends feel they are up to the challenge.
That is until things really start to fall apart.
You
can find Summer Break Blues HERE
