Hey y'all! I have a guest post from Everly Frost, author of FEAR MY MORTALITY! I am freaking in love with
this book!!! Oh and stick around for the giveaway!
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Author: Everly Frost
Pub. Date: April 5, 2016
Publisher: Month9Books
Pages: 342
Formats: Paperback, eBook
In a world where people are invulnerable to illness and death, with lives spanning hundreds of years, a sixteen-year-old becomes witness to the impossible – her brother’s failure to regenerate after death after which she suspects that she too may be mortal.
Now on to the post!
Hi! I’m excited to talk about my top 5 favorite
scenes from Fear My Mortality today.
The first is the Implosion ceremony, where each
country’s 16 year olds prove their regenerative abilities. It’s a life changing
moment for Ava, but it also shows that even immortals have something to fear.
The second is the scene in the green room. I
won’t give too many details to avoid spoilers, but I love this scene because
Ava digs deep and finds her courage.
The third is when Michael turns himself into a
human shield. This scene isn’t all about invincibility – there are risks for Michael,
both physical and emotional. He takes a chance and puts everything on the line.
The fourth is when Ava dances in the park
because she finds a moment to be herself again.
And the fifth scene is when Ava becomes a
shield for Michael. Despite being mortal, she protects him. And most of all,
she doesn’t give up on him, even though trust is such a hard thing to find.
Thanks for having me here today!
About Brynn:
Everly
Frost wrote her first story when she was nine. She grew up in a country town,
lived for a little while in Japan, and worked for several years in Canberra,
Australia's capital city. Now, Everly lives in Brisbane, Australia, with her
husband and two children. She doesn't speak Japanese so often anymore, has left
the cold Canberra winters behind, but has never stopped writing.
Giveaway Details:
Five (5) winners will receive a digital copy of Fear
My Mortality by Everly Frost (INT)
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