Showing posts with label Books Complete Me. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Books Complete Me. Show all posts

Saturday, April 27, 2013

Day Three, Second-Year Anniversary Highlights: THE PULL OF GRAVITY


Day Three of my two-year anniversary highlights.

For Day One, go HERE, and Day Two HERE, or, you know, just scroll down past this entry.

I'm also doing a giveaway, you can read about it in those earlier posts. All you have to do is post a comment (and live in the US or Canada) to be eligible.

So, more highlights and favorites, random and totally incomplete, from THE PULL OF GRAVITY's first two years in print.

Thanks to all who have read, shared and spread the word:



ZOMG, this video review by this awesome girl named Jocelyn:




Okay, seriously, these adorable The Pull of Gravity
earrings made for me by the lovely blogger who runs
PEACE, LOVE, TEEN FICTION.






Ahh, the sometimes enjoyable juxtaposition of tweets.


THIS REVIEW from Mindy at Books Complete Me. I remember being terrified of her review -- one of my first blog tour reviews -- because she loves the big splashy "wings and fangs" books that The Pull of Gravity so isn't. But, alas, she loved it too.  I believe what she said is that it made her "GIDDY." And she's become one of its biggest champions. Thanks, Mindy.

Thanks, all!

xox gae


Thursday, October 4, 2012

Shiny New Paperback Reveal

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With HUGE thanks to three of my most vocal, most supportive book bloggers who have loved and touted The Pull of Gravity since the beginning,

they share with you the paperback cover reveal.

Please stop by

Books Complete Me;

Kellyvision and


Cari's Book Blog,

for some fun facts and to let me know what you think!

All three blogs will host a giveaway of the paperback closer to the release date. But it is available for preorder now**. 

Go on! You know you want to... :)

- gae

** you may still get a glimpse of the first draft cover on the Amazon website... deemed awesome but "too girly" by my editor and the awesome Square Fish design team, who worked hard to make the final cover boy-user-friendly too. After all, I wrote it with boys in mind. ;)