I'm excited to be a part of the Fools for Books Giveaway Hop from April 1st-7th. Tell your friends and make the rounds. We have some great authors, books and prizes highlighted in the bloghop this year.
I am giving away an Amazon gift card as well as an ebook copy of Andrea & the Five Day Challenge: Book 1 in the Aubrey Christian Academy series. Look below for my Rafflecopter entry. You have a chance at six entries into the giveaway. Thank you for stopping by!
Andrea & the Five Day Challenge
Book Description:
High school junior Andrea Jamison, self-proclaimed
change-o-phobic and, incidentally, a fabulous pianist in her own right has lost
faith in herself and her abilities. At
the exact moment when her parents begin pressuring her about an opportunity that
just might lead to Julliard, Andrea’s friend Amy meddles in her personal life
trying to pair her up with the cute, transfer jock Luke Ryan. Will Andrea learn
to accept her parents often repeated word FOCUS or will she finally start
trusting in God’s strength instead of cowering in her own weaknesses?
Review Snippets & Praise:
"What I love about this book is that it's so relatable!"
"You can have Mr. Darcy, I want Luke Ryan!"
“Going through this spiritual and emotional journey with
Andrea was like riding a crazy (good) rollercoaster full of surprises and
tests.”
"I think this book and possibly future books have a great
chance of becoming big and greatly loved by girls of all ages."
"I absolutely fell in love with Andrea."
"This was
soo good, fun, and such an easy read. I laughed which I love to do and I'm so
glad I had the chance to read this book...I really recommend this book to
everyone looking for a sweet, funny YA story."
Meet Author Cindy K. Green:
Cindy K. Green has
worked as a middle school history & English teacher, a frozen yogurt server
and a golf magazine employee. Today she's a multi-published, award-winning
author, a mother, a wife, and a homeschooler too. This native Californian now
resides in North Carolina with her husband, two boys, and two cats named Chloe
& Kassey.
Excerpt from Andrea & the Five Day Challenge:
"Well, looky there.” Amy lifted her
glasses and peered down the hall before returning her specs back to her nose. “Is it me or does Luke look like a mild- mannered
reporter type?”
I glared at her.
It was as though she’d read
my mind.
”It’s you,” I snapped back. Seven thirty-eight in the morning was way too early for all my synapses to be able to
process this information. I was being rude and didn’t even know why.
“He’s like your Romeo in cargo pants.”
“He’s not wearing cargo pants. And don’t
compare him to Romeo. That story is way too depressing.”
“OK, then he’s Mr. Darcy come to sweep you
away from your mundane existence.”
“Amy, seriously, it’s time to lay off the
romantic fiction. Besides, didn’t you tell me that crushes were for immature
adolescents?”
“Crushes maybe, but Luke might just be the
one for you. You know, the One.” She did the quotes in
the air thing to emphasize her statement.
“Are you missing your macaroons or
something? I’m only sixteen.” I must have been missing mine because I hadn’t
used that expression since sixth grade. I covered my face with my hands.
“Whatever, Andi. Here he comes. If you ask
me, he’s trying to woo you. Don’t do anything I wouldn’t do.” She tapped my
shoulder before she traipsed away.
I barely took notice of her absence because
I had mere seconds before Luke Ryan arrived. He didn’t even give Stephanie a
glimpse as he passed by her down the hall. His gaze remained focused on me. I
swiveled my stance to face my locker and pulled out the daisies, forming a
half-dozen bouquet in my hand. How did he know daises were my favorite? Had I
mentioned it?
More importantly, was Amy right?
Could Luke really be trying to woo me like
some totally romantic gesture straight out of
medieval, courtly love? I must have accidentally inhaled window cleaner or
something because that just wasn’t possible. His note had only been meant as a
thank you. Yes, that was it. He’d even said just that.
Sneaking a peek out of the corner of my eye,
I could see he was almost upon me. My evil, impossible heart did a somersault
in my chest. Oh, my gosh! Did I remember to put on deodorant this morning,
because I was really starting to sweat. As if suffering from some horrifying
form of hysteria, I stuffed my books into my locker as fast as I could. I had
to get out of this hallway before he caught up to me.
“Hi.”
Too late.
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