
Skye and her disorderly brood find their first copy of 'and Falling, Fly' in a bookstore, right on the Barnes & Noble New Releases table where it belongs. The German, with her steely, laser-like eyes, spied it first.
Other day-after-launch happenings:
I’m thrilled to report that and Falling, Fly was added to the ‘Recommended for March’ list at the notoriously tough Dear Author blog.
There’s a particularly thoughtful interview at SciFiGuy.ca, including a giveawy, so be sure to stop by and enter.
Patricia’s Vampire Notes is also doing a giveaway in conjunction with their interview. Don’t forget that you get extra entries if you tout the contest to your social networks.
Here’s ANOTHER giveaway (and interview) on the gorgeous new Book Lovers Inc. site.
Book Rat ran one of the funnier interviews with Skye, and then the Chief Rat and her friends had a little too much fun with Skye’s tattoos …
And what better place for an interview about and Falling, Fly than Hellnotes?
Skye’s guest-blogging at her publisher Penguin’s blog this week.
And last but not least, she’s the featured ‘Midnight Brew’ author of the month at Midnight Moon Cafe. Be sure to comment on their blog for a chance to win an and Falling, Fly prize pack!
Reviews! Get yer fresh hot reviews right here!
From Dirty Sexy Books:
“It will appeal to fans who savor smarter storytelling. It might lose a few readers here and there, because it doesn’t spell everything out and hold their hand.”
In their 4.5-star (of 5) review, Fantasy Literature finds comparisons to Anne Rice, Elizabeth Hand’s Black Light, and Caitlin R. Kiernan’s The Red Tree:
“Wow, what a mindf*ck … an ending that satisfies and yet leaves the reader’s brain buzzing.”
From Lovin’ Me Some Romance:
“The novel makes you question who we are, what we’re capable of and that delusional or not, we’re all deserving of love and the strength to fall with the hope of flying.”
Tynga’s Reviews calls it “Like nothing else you’ve read before … unique, smart and provocative.”
And at Fiendishly Bookish:
“These ideas…the characters have stayed with me, have been looping in my mind for days after turning its last page … it is not a novel you are likely to ever forget for its unsurpassed uniqueness, and its affecting presence.”
Finally, Skye was tickled to see her first Spanish-language promotion at the Besos de un Angel (Kisses of an Angel) blog. When I ran the synopsis through Google Translate, here’s how the last line came out:
“Olivia and Dominic-vision-has touched the scientist and the bond that has the angel to Earth is reborn, and the undead are the mystery of love and time way to fall y. .. fly.”
Bitter hugs,
Thrall