INDIE-PENDENCE DAY BLOG HOP

On July 2nd, the Indelibles 

are celebrating excellence 

in indie publishing 

and they invite you to join them!

If you've read a great indie book this year or last, please join the 

blogfest and spread the word. This is a Pay It Forward event--

please don't post about your own book, or an Indelibles' book.

Here's how it works:

• PICK A BOOK: Pick an indie (self-published or small press) book that you have either read and loved or want to read.

 

• WRITE A POST: On INDIEpendence Day (July 2nd), write a post about that book. It can be a review, an interview with the author, or a post highlighting the book. 

 

• JOIN: the linky at the bottom of post Ali's Post to be a part of the fun! See this Indelibles post for more details and a special giveaway as well.

  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  I have chosen for this INDIEpendence Day Blog Hop, a book 
  
  by Rachel Morgan- "Labyrinth," is the second book in the 
  
  Creepy Hollow Series and although I haven't read the book

         yet, I am looking forward to sitting back and enjoying the 


      story, as I am sure anyone else who reads it will.

        Rachel is a fellow Indie Author, who also publishes with 

     Smashwords!

    I hope everyone in the US enjoys their 

Independence Day holiday!

  Best Wishes!   

Carolyn

LABYRINTH
 You can find LABYRINTH here:

Amazon US | Amazon UK | 

Smashwords

You can also add it on Goodreads

You can visit Rachel Morgan 

here:

 http://www.rachel-morgan.com/

Labyrinth 

is the

second book

from the

Creepy Hollow Series 

BLURB:

Guardian trainee Violet Fairdale has officially been suspended for bringing a human into the fae realm. No assignments, no training, and goodbye to that position at the top of the class. While this sucks, it at least allows her time to secretly keep visiting Nate, the human boy who caused her suspension in the first place. It’s not the wisest move to continue breaking Guild Law, but no one’s going to find out. And Nate is worth the risk, isn’t he?

To prevent herself from going into assignment withdrawal, Vi throws herself into investigating Nate’s real mother, Angelica, a woman who seems to be mysteriously connected to the world of the fae. Nate’s never given her much thought, but that was before an insane faerie abducted him in order to blackmail Angelica out of hiding. Now Nate wants answers, and Vi’s got the perfect ability to help him.