Thursday, August 6, 2020

BLOG TOUR: Salt and Iron by October Weeks



I am thrilled to be hosting a spot on the SALT AND IRON by October Weeks Blog Tour hosted by Rockstar Book Tours. Check out my post and make sure to enter the giveaway!

About the Book:

Title: SALT AND IRON
Author: October Weeks
Pub. Date: July 9, 2020
Publisher: Evernight Teen
Formats:  eBook
Pages: 98
Find it: GoodreadsAmazon, B&N, iBooks, Kobo

Hunting monsters is not an easy business, but for Billie Shane it’s the only career she’s ever wanted. At nineteen, her aunt and uncle give her something that means more to her than money—her first solo case. But there’s a catch, and his name is Galileo Beck, a psychic training with the state to help law enforcement with supernatural cases.

Billie has disliked the popular young man since childhood, but unfortunately for her the case involves his three best friends. The three managed to summon a powerful demon, and though locked in the cemetery, the demon is feeding off of them in order to gain the power to free itself.

With a large festival coming to Eden Hollow, Billie and Galileo must work together if they want to stop not only the death of his friends, but also to save their hometown from becoming a feeding ground for a demon.

About October:

I’m a dark fantasy/horror writer and a reader with too many books and not enough shelves!
I live in Vermont. Autumn is my favorite season- October and November are my favorite months.
Loves: reading, writing, movies (horror, sci-fi, and fantasy especially), taking walks, fishing, and family
Obsessions: Lindt dark chocolate and the paranormal.






Giveaway Details:

1 winner will receive a $10 Amazon GC sponsored by Rockstar Book Tours, International.



Tour Schedule:
Week One:
7/27/2020
Excerpt
7/28/2020
Excerpt
7/29/2020
Excerpt
7/30/2020
Review
7/31/2020
Review

Week Two:
8/3/2020
Review
8/4/2020
Review
8/5/2020
Review
8/6/2020
Review
8/7/2020
Review

REVIEW: Very quick read. Billie can't decide if she is eating waffles or pancakes in the first chapter. the editing was really sloppy and could have done better. The story is very Buffy the vampire slayer and the high demon lacks a creative name. Bat out of Hell is just a cop out.

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