I am thrilled to be hosting a spot
on the THIRD FRONT by E.M. Hamill Blog Tour hosted by Rockstar Book Tours. Check out
my post and make sure to enter the giveaway!
About The Book:
Author: E.M. Hamill
Pub. Date: October 18, 2022
Publisher: StarBard Books
Formats: eBook
Pages: 310
“Hamill tells an amazing story. I cannot wait for more.”-Sarah Chorn, author of Of Honey and Wildfires
“My favourite indie scifi series!”- Jem Zero, author of Home Within Skin
Dalí Tamareia has the terrorist Skadi in their sights – but bringing her in may
cost them everything.
Dalí’s role as an undercover operative is compromised, putting a target on their
back and threatening the close-knit team aboard Thunder Child. A
new lead on Miriam Skadi’s activities forces them back to Luna, where they must
confront everything they tried to run from…including their changed relationship
with Rion Sumner, who insists on backing up Dalí for this investigation.
But Dalí is not the only one searching for Skadi. An alien presence hunts the
terrorist as well, taking over Sumner's body to ensure Dalí’s cooperation. With
their team on the other side of the solar system Dalí must depend on this
questionable ally to complete the mission, which takes a deadly turn when an
old nemesis resurfaces.
If there is any chance for a future with Sumner and their chosen family, Dalí
must exorcise the demons haunting them, or they will burn in the heart of a
star.
Two Chicks on Books
Book Dream cast.
I love dream casting! The pictures in my head don’t always translate to a living person, so it’s fun to see who the closest equivalent could be. So, for the movie version of The Dalí Tamareia Missions, THIRD FRONT edition, here we go:
I’ve always seen Dalí in my head as the actor Jaye Davidson from The Crying Game and Stargate, but I think I’ve finally found the perfect Dalí in Vico Ortiz from Our Flag Means Death. A non-binary actor, Vico kicks ass as Jim, the knife-wielding, I-am-not-a-fucking-mermaid pirate. They could totally embody Dalí.
Dalí’s commanding officer, Rion Sumner, is a bit harder to cast. He has a soft side under all that armor, but doesn’t put up with any crap. Charlie Hunnam is not a bad place to start.
The terrorist Miriam Skadi needs a strong actor who can show
all the buried trauma through the unapologetic love of chaos. Margot Robbie?
Yes.
Lunar Homeland Security agent Preeda Saetang must be Ming Na Wen. Badass. Beautiful. Sarcastic. I can’t think of a better actor to play her.
For Alecto Sim, his voice and character were always based on
Paul Bettany’s portrayal of The Vision, right down to his lavender skin.
Cultured, dangerous, and ridiculously pretty.
Thanks for playing along! If you have any other actors who
would be a great part of the cast, please let me know!
About E.M. Hamill:
E.M. (Elisabeth) Hamill writes adult science fiction and
fantasy somewhere in the wilds of eastern suburban Kansas. A nurse by day,
wordsmith by night, she is happy to give her geeky imagination free rein and
has sworn never to grow up and get boring.
Frequently under the influence of caffeinated beverages, she also writes as Elisabeth Hamill for young adult readers in fantasy with the award-winning Songmaker series.
She lives with her family, where they fend off flying monkey attacks and prep for the zombie apocalypse.
Visit her website at www.elisabethhamill.com and her blog at www.emhamill.wordpress.com
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Giveaway Details:
1 winner
will receive a $10 Amazon Gift Card, International.
Ends November 1st, midnight EST.
a Rafflecopter giveawayTour Schedule:
Week One:
10/17/2022 |
IG Spotlight/TikTok Post |
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10/17/2022 |
Guest Post/IG Post |
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10/18/2022 |
Excerpt |
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10/18/2022 |
Guest Post |
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10/19/2022 |
Excerpt |
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10/19/2022 |
Excerpt |
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10/20/2022 |
Excerpt/IG Post |
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10/20/2022 |
Excerpt/IG Post |
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10/21/2022 |
Guest Post |
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10/21/2022 |
IG Spotlight |
Week Two:
10/24/2022 |
IG Spotlight |
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10/24/2022 |
Review |
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10/25/2022 |
IG Review |
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10/25/2022 |
IG Review |
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10/26/2022 |
Review |
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10/26/2022 |
Review |
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10/27/2022 |
IG Review |
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10/27/2022 |
IG Review |
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10/28/2022 |
IG Review/TkTok Post |
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10/28/2022 |
Excerpt |
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