The 31 Days of Aries starts now! Watch my recent interview with Bonnie Hearn Hill, author of “Aries Rising.” We chat about her first young adult novel in the Star Crossed series, Fearless Astrology and her blog tour.
Bonnie has written six other books, including Intern, and is a teacher and mentor to many published and up-and-coming writers (myself included). She’ll be signing books in Fresno at Barnes and Noble on Saturday, March 13 at 2 p.m.
Want a chance to win a copy of “Aries Rising?” Share your astrology sign in a comment below, and any questions you might have for the author.
Also, the Aries Rising Blog Tour & Book Giveaway continues through March 31. Destinations will be posted daily on facebook.com/starcrossedseries, and a free copy of Aries Rising will be given away at each one. At the conclusion of the tour, a drawing will be held for an iPod Touch. No purchase is necessary.
You can enter as often as you wish, and you can qualify in three ways.
1. Be an Aries. Just send your birth date (month and day) to starcrossed.contest@gmail.com.
2. Write a review and post it anywhere. Send the link to the same address. (More work, I know, and I appreciate all of you who have taken the time to spread the word about my astro series).
3. Post a fan badge on your Facebook page and send the link to above address.
On each entry, include your name, address, e-mail, and phone number where you can be reached March 31.
Thank you Bonnie for the fabulous interview and making MotherofConfusion.com the first stop on your blog book tour!
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Genevieve Hinson is a social media coordinator for Children's Hospital Central California. She's also a writer, wife and mom to two boys and a girl. The opinions she expresses here are her own, as is her obsession for coffee.
Thanks for sharing the interview with Bonnie. I’m looking forward to reading the book and sharing it with my readers!
Thank you for stopping by Kristie. Do you have a date scheduled? Isn’t this exciting? Can’t wait to pop by your blog on Bonnie’s book tour stop there!
It’s today (3/7).
I’m excited for Bonnie as well. Once the teen crowd starts reading her series, she’s going to get some great feedback.
My question: Why did Bonnie choose to have a female main character rather than a male? Is it that more teen girls would be interested in th subject matter rather than boys?
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