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Monday, January 2, 2017

Kiss and Make Up by Christy Hayes 99¢ @SeaHayes #Kindle #Nook More!

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Forgive and forget is easier said than done…

Spending Easter weekend at their parents’ lake house is torture for Zach and Dylan Chamberlain. Zach doesn’t care that Dylan and Zach’s ex, Emily, are blissfully in love. He’s too busy ignoring them and trying to sneak into girlfriend Jenna’s bedroom without getting caught.

When youngest brother, Nick, suffocating under the tension at family gatherings, does the unthinkable, he forces a confrontation that nearly tears the family apart. Caught in the crossfire and desperate for peace, Emily and Jenna devise a plan to mend Zach and Dylan’s relationship once and for all. Will their risky plan backfire, driving the brothers further apart? Or will everyone finally kiss and make up?

“Great plot… great read!” ~Kindle Reviewer

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Monday, November 3, 2014

Kiss and Make Up by Katie D. Anderson #Kindle / Paperback / Audio @bassdeborah

Publishers Weekly Praised this YA Novel

Lip gloss addict Emerson Taylor and her best friend, Trina, have declared this year the Year of the Boy and vowed to find boyfriends. But for Emerson, there’s just one problem: she can read the mind of anyone whose lips touch hers. It’s totally creepy—and at first it seems like a curse. But Emerson soon realizes there are perks to her strange talent—like the ability to steal secrets, memories, and most importantly, test answers. If Emerson doesn’t bring up her grades soon, her days at her private school will be numbered. But kissing for grades is stickier than lip gloss, and Emerson’s about to learn some lessons not found in her textbooks—lessons about true love, and real beauty. Oh, why can’t life be as simple as choosing the perfect shade of lip gloss?


Reviews:

"…a breath of fresh air!"

"Anderson has crafted a teen story without the typical cast of neglectful parents, rebellious kids, and uncaring teachers."

"Throughout the story I saw Emerson coming into her own, transforming from an egotistical, immature girl to a responsible, altruistic young woman. In the end she had me pulling for her and hoping she would use her gift for good. Great debut, Katie D. Anderson. Now I will wait patiently for the sequel...hint hint. ;)"

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Sunday, July 7, 2013

Kiss & Make Up by Katie D. Anderson


Publishers Weekly Praised this YA Novel


Lip gloss addict Emerson Taylor and her best friend, Trina, have declared this year the Year of the Boy and vowed to find boyfriends. But for Emerson, there’s just one problem: she can read the mind of anyone whose lips touch hers. It’s totally creepy—and at first it seems like a curse. But Emerson soon realizes there are perks to her strange talent—like the ability to steal secrets, memories, and most importantly, test answers. If Emerson doesn’t bring up her grades soon, her days at her private school will be numbered. But kissing for grades is stickier than lip gloss, and Emerson’s about to learn some lessons not found in her textbooks—lessons about true love, and real beauty. Oh, why can’t life be as simple as choosing the perfect shade of lip gloss?

The author of Kiss & Make Up has donated this book to the Worldreader program

Reviews:

"…a breath of fresh air!"



"Anderson has crafted a teen story without the typical cast of neglectful parents, rebellious kids, and uncaring teachers. Despite Emerson's clairvoyance, she is a refreshingly normal teen. This is not a story about vampires, zombies, death, addiction, bullying, divorce, poverty, or identity. Emerson's mistakes are her own, a result of her weaknesses rather than a response to the weaknesses of the adults in her life. And in the end, this is what I liked so much about Emerson. It doesn't take an apocalypse for her to change her ways, just a dose of good, old fashioned mother love."



"Throughout the story I saw Emerson coming into her own, transforming from an egotistical, immature girl to a responsible, altruistic young woman. In the end she had me pulling for her and hoping she would use her gift for good. Great debut, Katie D. Anderson. Now I will wait patiently for the sequel...hint hint. ;)"

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