Aaaaand that's a wrap!
Thank you so much to everyone who participated and helped spread the word about Poison Kiss, Twisted Dreams, and Rosette Thornbriar! The tour was fantastic, and I for one really enjoyed it.
Before I recap, you probably want to know the giveaway winners. The winner of the comment contest is Sarah. Congratulations, Sarah! And here are the winners of the Rafflecopter giveaway:
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"This was a well done re-telling. Rather unexpected at times too. It took a while for me to figure out what exactly was going on, but that was a good thing. I felt that the characters and plot were well balanced and the plot was completely unique...or at least, I've never heard of another re-telling done in this manner. My favorite character was Matthew, and I would love to see him get a fairytale re-telling of his own."--Erudessa
Reviews
Twisted Dreams
"I love the beginning. It’s told from Liesel’s point of view when she’s a
baby. The confusion when she falls asleep only to awaken in another
world is very realistic."--Brie (Includes Author Interview)
"If anyone can turn a fairytale into a
sci-fi action novel, it’s Morgan. I really like how she completely went
outside of the box and defeated ALL clichés. I definitely didn’t know
what was going to happen next! If you’re a lover of sci-fi fiction, I
recommend that you give this fairytale retelling a read, because you might find that it’s right up your alley!"--Melani
"This was a well done re-telling. Rather unexpected at times too. It took a while for me to figure out what exactly was going on, but that was a good thing. I felt that the characters and plot were well balanced and the plot was completely unique...or at least, I've never heard of another re-telling done in this manner. My favorite character was Matthew, and I would love to see him get a fairytale re-telling of his own."--Erudessa
"I am always amazed by the variety I can find in fairy tale retellings.
There are traditional medieval fantasies, historical fiction stories,
sci-fi adventures, and more- and then there are some stories that bridge
genres and create something truly unusual. Twisted Dreams by Morgan Huneke is one of these. When the story opens, it feels like a pretty standard medieval fantasy.
But even by the end of the secret chapter, you realize that this is as
much sci-fi as fantasy, which was a pleasant surprise."--Sarah
"Twisted Dreams surprised out of the blue with a fairly complex plot. It
starts off your typical, everyday Sleeping Beauty but there's something
that's just a little...off about everything. Next thing I know,
everything has been flipped up on it's head. Nothing is at it seems and
everything is moving quickly. The pace was fast but not rushed and while
it took me a bit to figure out what was going on it was a really good
story."--Sutori no Hana
Poison Kiss
"The other characters are equally well done. Auralea spends less of the
book asleep than some sleeping beauties, so she has a personalty. But
the one who really shines is Edmund. He’s not your typical fairytale
prince, partly because he’s not a prince at all, and also because
there’s time for his character to develop."--Brie (Includes Character Interview with Edmund)
"Sleeping Beauty doesn't always go the way you expect. In this amusing
retelling, the heroine is cursed to die by True Love's first kiss. And
the Hero isn't exactly your normal 'fairytale Prince' either. Mixed in
are also a few other fairytale characters you might recognize! This was, as I said, a very amusing retelling. Kendra has a delightful
talent of taking multiple fairytales and mixing them together in a very
unique way."--Erudessa
"The writing is fabulous and at times hilarious, which I loved, and the
dialog was splendid! My absolutely favorite stories are funny ones, and
add that to a (double!) fairytale retelling and some lovable characters,
and you have a recipe for a story I’ll love—as I definitely did this
one! ^_^"--Deborah
Rosette Thornbriar
"I don’t tend to read children’s stories much, but I like this one.
Rosette Thornbriar is not overly
simple and fits very well in its setting. I have read stories in which
something is skewed or just sounds plain odd in a different setting.
This isn’t one of those."--Brie (Includes Author Interview)
"This was a very cute little book. It is surprisingly short, and only
took me a couple minutes to read. Sleeping Beauty has never been my
favorite fairy tale, but I was able to enjoy this retelling very much.
There is something about this author's writing style, something I can't
put my finger on, that is very charming. Whatever it was, I liked it a
lot. This author shows a lot of promise."--Addyson
Author Interviews
- The Flowering Vales - Morgan
- GeorgiaPolitics - Morgan
- Rachel Rossano - Morgan
- The Music of a Story - Kendra
- The Destiny of One - Kendra
- Books, Braids, and Born Again - Kendra
- Rachel Rossano - Kendra
- Dreams and Dragons - Rachel
- Rachel Rossano - Rachel
- Bookish Orchestrations - Rachel
- The Overactive Imagination - All
Character Interviews
- Books, Braids, and Born Again - Matthew (TD)
- The Music of a Story - Will (TD)
- Light and Shadows - Puss in Boots (PK)
Kendra's Blog
- Seven Reasons You Need to Read Poison Kiss
- Sleeping Beauty Retellings That I Love
- Seven Reasons You Need to Read Twisted Dreams
- Sleeping Beauty's Cousins
- Seven Reasons to Read Rosette Thornbriar
- Retellings That I Would Like to Write Someday
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