Friday, August 17, 2018

Now scheduling a Halloween Spooktacular Tour for Flesh by Laura Bickle


Now scheduling a Halloween Spooktacular Tour for Flesh by Laura Bickle 

This tour will be September 17- October 31 (weekdays only)


I am scheduling Halloween feature stops and reviews 

Halloween Spooktacular tours feature Halloween theme tour stops like DIYs, party ideas, recipes, Halloween flash fiction, Halloween poems and more


Plus there's a huge rafflecopter full of prizes.

HTML will be provided for stops.


epub, mobi and pdf available for reviewers

To participate in this tour please send:


Your blog name and url

Type of stop you wish to host

A couple suggested dates during the tour

Please let me know if you wish to review




Flesh
Laura Bickle 

Genre: YA Horror/Paranormal/Fantasy

Book Description:

The dead are easy to talk to. Live people, not so much.

Charlie Sulliven thinks she knows all the secrets of the dead. Raised in a funeral home, she’s the reluctant “Ghoul Girl,” her reputation tied to a disastrous Halloween party. But navigating her life as a high school sophomore is an anxiety-inducing puzzle to her. She haunts the funeral home with her parents, emo older brother, Garth, their pistol-packing Gramma, and the glass-eyeball-devouring dachshund, Lothar.

Chewed human bodies are appearing in her parents’ morgue…and disappearing in the middle of the night. The bodies seem tied to a local legend, Catfish Bob, who has resurfaced in the muddy Milburn river near Charlie’s small town. When one of Charlie’s classmates, Amanda, awakens in the cooler as a flesh-eating ghoul, Charlie must protect her newfound friend and step up to unravel the mystery…and try to avoid becoming lunch meat for the dead.

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About the Author:

Laura Bickle grew up in rural Ohio, reading entirely too many comic books out loud to her favorite Wonder Woman doll. After graduating with an MA in Sociology-Criminology from Ohio State University and an MLIS in Library Science from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, she patrolled the stacks at the public library and worked with data systems in criminal justice. She now dreams up stories about the monsters under the stairs. Her work has been included in the ALA’s Amelia Bloomer Project 2013 reading list and the State Library of Ohio’s Choose to Read Ohio reading list for 2015-2016.

More information about Laura’s work can be found at 




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