When did August get here? Weren’t we supposed to have a summer?
This month’s tour features an author I’ve enjoyed for a LONG time: Sigmund Brouwer. Some of my favorite titles include the young adult medieval adventure series Winds of Light, the western Ghost Rider series, and several of his suspense novels, including the excellent Out of the Shadows, set right here in Charleston. So when we were offered a chance to preview a couple of chapters of his new title, Broken Angel, I was on it.
This story is, of course, speculative: a slightly futuristic tale of a not-normal girl whose father tries to protect her from those who want to exploit her, um, different-ness. Add to the mix one creepy fundamentalist group, an even more creepy bounty hunter, several other characters of unknown allegiance, and you have–but wait, I don’t plan to do a full review until tomorrow or Wednesday.
In the meantime, to find out more about the author: http://www.coolreading.com/
And other participants in the Most Excellent Blog Tour:
Brandon Barr
Justin Boyer
Keanan Brand
Jackie Castle
Valerie Comer
Karri Compton
CSFF Blog Tour
Stacey Dale
D. G. D. Davidson
Janey DeMeo
Jeff Draper
April Erwin
Karina Fabian
Mark Goodyear
Andrea Graham
Katie Hart
Timothy Hicks
Christopher Hopper
Joleen Howell
Jason Joyner
Carol Keen
Magma
Margaret
Melissa Meeks
Rebecca LuElla Miller
Nissa
John W. Otte
Steve Rice
Ashley Rutherford
Hanna Sandvig
Chawna Schroeder
Mirtika or Mir’s Here
Sean Slagle
James Somers
Donna Swanson
Steve Trower
Speculative Faith
Laura Williams
Rebecca LuElla Miller says
Great intro, Shannon. I’m so glad we decided to do this tour. Sigmund is an excellent writer and this story has some thought-provoking, relevant themes.
Becky
Keanan Brand says
This is my first Brouwer book, and I’m liking it so far (not finished yet). If I still like it by the end, I will definitely go back and check out his other work.
Fantasythyme says
Shannon, I read Sigmund Brouwer’s book, the Last Disciple, during the summer. I wasn’t sure what to expect with Broken Angel, but it’s an interesting story.
Tim