Reviews etc.

Guest blogging

I’ve done a few guest blog posts recently.

Here’s one that was recently posted. Thanks to Mazz at Words on the Shelf for inviting me over to her blog to participate.
Here’s another. Thanks to Becky at Becky’s Barmy Book Blog for inviting me over.
And one more, on Vy’s blog. Take a look.

Reviews

I’m looking for book review bloggers to review my book WRECKED. If you know any bloggers/reviewers, send ‘em my way!

Here are my recent reviews for WRECKED:

Tumbling Books blog (Nancy) “I’m not sure sure how to begin this review and remain professional… so I’ll just be honest. I FUDGING loved this book! (SOOO SOOO MUCH!) It was fantastic! =) I’m so glad that I read it … It was so good, I can’t even wrap my head around how much I loved it … I was also very impressed with the quality of the writing, every detail was so vivid! I could clearly picture what was going on in the story and put myself in their place. I can’t recommend this enough… go read it!!! “
Alice in Readerland “The relationships, emotions, and actions of the four protagonists were kept real, like I could honestly see these characters as teens with real reactions. They make great decisions, make not-so-great decisions, take action, make a home, fall in love, laugh, cry, have meltdowns, and do what they can to survive. Oh, and did I mention there are pirates? Because there are pirates (okay, the marijuana growing drug dealer type of pirates); and, as Wrecked puts it, “You know, Pirates of the Caribbean is very misleading…Why was I rooting for the bad guys?”… From being introduced to the four protagonists, to when they’re on the cruise ship, to when they’re in a life boat in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, to their life on the island, and all the way to the satisfying conclusion, Wrecked will keep the reader interested.”
Word Vagabond ” … My favorite part of the book was their time on the island. The character dynamics were well done, and Casey clearly put a lot of thought into what they would need to do to survive, not just physically but emotionally. This was the part of the book I felt had the most depth. I actually found myself hoping they wouldn’t be rescued! … This was a fun book and a promising debut novel.”