The Labyrinth Wall Monster Party!
Welcome to The Labyrinth Wall Monster Party! The monster party blog fest is a celebration of The Labyrinth Wall book release, which is available now. So to join in the fun… The Labyrinth Wall Author, Emilyann, has invited participants to post about a monster, share The Labyrinth Wall release information and jump around to read about everyone else’s monsters. Join the party by hoping around to check out the monsters, and have a blast!
Just a quick note from me to share about my own favorite monster - without a doubt I love vampires! And I love my vampires evil - the more evil they are, the better. if you've read my novel Polar Night this probably isn't a surprise. :D
And now, take it away, Emilyann!
Without
further delay, let’s kick off this book launch and learn more about The
Labyrinth Wall…
The Labyrinth Wall
(Obsidian Series, Book1)
This is the tale of a young woman who discovers that
although labyrinth walls confine her and her enemies try to repress her, the
power of hope can set her free…
The Labyrinth
Wall:
Young Adult Fantasy Novel
By: Emilyann Girdner
Editors: Nicole Zoltack and James Allen Sr.
Young Adult Fantasy Novel
By: Emilyann Girdner
Editors: Nicole Zoltack and James Allen Sr.
Ebook: Now on Amazon
Paperback:
January through Barnes & Noble and Amazon
Readers have said:
"A fascinating tale of adventure, danger and self
discovery. You will not want to put this one down as you are drawn into the
quest for something as unknown and distant as a reoccurring, puzzling and
incomprehensible dream."
“Full of exciting situations, humor, and a good look at the human psyche of a labyrinth prisoner, this book pulls you in, and doesn't let you go until the very end.” ~ Desert Rose Reviews
"The Author created a very in depth world that left me even
more curious about it."
Fun Fact:
When the Author was asked to describe her feelings about
the protagonist in The Labyrinth Wall…
“The protagonist, Araina, is easy for me to relate to.
She has trust issues, and I’ve been there before. Also, in writing her
character, I enjoyed exploring her lack of context and back story… basically a
lack of belonging and no memories. For me she’s interesting to follow because I
often struggle with memories and if I’m not careful to watch my attitude, a
sense of not belonging can creep over me too.”
Explore the labyrinth map…
Explore the labyrinth map…
To
subscribe for more updates, play games, and grab goodies (some are FREE), visit www.thelabyrinthwall.com!
Don’t forget to hop around to all the participating sites
and show some comment love…
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