I am so excited that I get to spread the love for the SUNSET RISING SERIES by S.M. McEachern!
If you haven’t yet heard about these wonderful books, be sure to check out all the details below.
This blitz
also includes a giveaway for 2 eBook sets of the complete series from S.M.
& Rockstar Book Tours. So if you’d like a chance to win, check out
the giveaway info below.
About the Books:
Author: S.M. McEachern
Pub. Date: Final book was published in 2015
Publisher: Clownfish Publishing
Formats: Paperback, eBook
Pages: 284
Find them:
Book 1 FREE with a Kindle Unlimited membership: Goodreads, Amazon, Kindle
Book 2: Goodreads, Amazon, Kindle, B&N, iBooks, Kobo
Book 3: Goodreads, Amazon, Kindle, B&N, iBooks, Kobo
From Book 1:
“This book has it all—love story,
good vs evil, drama, and suspense. Definitely a book you can’t put down!” – Midwest Book Review
"I've seen it compared to The Hunger Games and I'd have to agree. I can already see the movie version becoming a hit!" Amazon Reviewer
2015 Readers Favorite Gold Medal Award for best YA Dystopian
Deep inside a mountain in what used to be North America dwells the last of humanity. Welcome to the Biodome, where steel, rock and armed guards separate the privileged from the slaves.
Born and raised a slave in the Pit, Sunny O’Donnell has always accepted that she'll spend her life working to keep the Dome running and, if she lives long enough, willingly meet her end in the annual Cull when she reaches the age of thirty-five. This was the price her ancestors paid for their place inside the Biodome, the only safe haven from the global nuclear war of 2024. But when Sunny’s mother is killed in the Cull, the hopeless reality of her future becomes painfully clear.
Bereft and disillusioned, she heads down a reckless path that sets off a deadly riot in the Pit and leaves her accused of treason. Her only way of escaping public execution is to make a truce with her prison mate, who happens to be the heir to the dictatorship and hated enemy of the Pit. Now caught between two worlds on the brink of war, Sunny must weigh her own survival against risking everything to save the Pit.
S.M. McEachern delivers the action and adventure of The Hunger Games, the intrigue of The City of Ember, and the romantic notes of Les Misérables in her debut novel set in a future that is disturbingly plausible.
G Rating: no foul language, no explicit sex, some mild violence.
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What Readers are Saying:
"One of THE BEST dystopian books I've ever read!! If/when this becomes a movie ... I will be the first in line!" - Midwest Book Review
"Romance, intrigue, and action all come together beautifully here to create an experience that will leave anyone asking for more." - Readers Favorite Gold Medal Award for best YA Dystopian
“… a romance straight out of a Shakespearean play, with the action of Katniss and Peeta.” - Amazon Reviewer
"I might even love this more than I loved Hunger Games (and that's saying a lot!)" - Goodreads Reviewer
"I've seen it compared to The Hunger Games and I'd have to agree. I can already see the movie version becoming a hit!" - Amazon Reviewer
"I was a huge fan of the Hunger Games series and I actually loved Sunset Rising more! I am putting it on my top 10 list of most favorite books." - Amazon/Goodreads Reviewer
"FABULOUS!!! I fricken loved this story! If you love Dystopian YA novels, READ THIS BOOK!" - Goodreads Reviewer
"This book truly blew my mind. It is pure GENIUS ... (it's) as good, if not BETTER, than the Hunger Games." - Amazon Reviewer
"If you like Veronica Roth, you'll like this. I'm glad I tried a new author!" - Amazon Reviewer
"Let me start off by saying this novel stole hours of my sleep. I could not put it down." - Goodreads Reviewer
Excerpt From Book 1, SUNSET RISING:
I found the rope and gave it a good tug to make sure it was
secure. “Here. Use this to rappel down. I’ll go
first and guide you along as best I can.” I scrambled over the side and began
my descent.
“Wait!” Jack’s face appeared above me, terrified. “Aren’t you
going to use the rope too?”
“I don’t need it. I’ve been doing this since I was five. And besides, I don’t think
that old rope is going to hold two of us.”
I climbed down about ten feet to give him room. I heard him
double- checking the rope. “Come on.”
“I can’t even see!”
I rolled my eyes. At this rate we were going to get caught
for sure.
Finally, he lowered himself over the side, tentatively
feeling around with one foot. I descended another ten feet and looked up to see
if he was following, but he hadn’t made any progress. “Jack, you’re taking too long. Trust the rope.”
“You mean this old rope, Sunny?” he snapped. I bit back a laugh.
I heard him take a deep breath and watched him lean out. He
lowered one foot, then the other, and again. He continued to rappel in a slow
and steady rhythm. I descended another ten feet, thinking I probably shouldn’t be this
close. If he fell, he would take us both down.
We continued on, me staying ten feet below Jack and
encouraging him to keep going. He was painfully slow, but I tried not to get
frustrated. I remembered it was hard the first time I did it, too.
Finally, we arrived at the sixth level and I pulled myself
onto the landing. “Almost there, Jack.”
When his feet dangled just above my head, I gave them a
little tug to help him along.
“Stop!” Jack’s voice was edged with panic. “I’ll do it myself.”
I let go of him. I didn’t need him screaming and bringing the
guards in here. He lowered himself far enough to reach over to the landing. I
grabbed him by the elbow and pulled him in. He hugged the side of the wall,
testing to make sure his feet were firmly on the ground.
“That was the scariest thing I’ve ever done in my life.”
Scariest? He had no idea. “Welcome to the Pit, Jack.”
About S.M. McEachern:
S.M. McEachern (who also writes new adult as Susan
McEachern) comes from the rocky shores of Canada’s East Coast. She is a
graduate of Dalhousie University, with an honors degree in International
Development Studies with a focus on ocean development. Throughout her academic
studies and early career, Susan had the privilege to study and work with
Elizabeth Mann Borgese, daughter of nobel prize winner, Thomas Man). An author
in her own right and a political activist for world peace, Mrs. Mann Borgese
played a significant influence on Susan’s view of the political world stage.
Visit Susan's website at smmceachern.com for free short stories and updates on
new releases.
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