Tomorrow I fly off on holiday for two weeks. My first trip abroad for over 3 years, I’ll be sunning it up in the Dominican Republic. But fear not! I return on the 29th. In the meantime, I leave you with lots of goodies. My Waiting on Wednesdays have been scheduled, so be sure to look out for those.

As well as that, I am taking part in blog tours for He’s Gone by Deb Caletti (May 21) and Click to Subscribe by LM Augustine (May 22). Be sure to let me know what you think of the books and enter the giveaways!

I also have a giveaway running for an ebook of The Forgotten Ones by Laura Howard, as well as the tourwide giveaway.

I don’t think I will get much internet access so I will try and catch up as much as possible on my return! Hope you all have a relaxing two weeks 🙂

Welcome to my blog tour post for Submerged by Nicole Sobon!

Submerged (Outbreak, #1)

After a mysterious virus makes its way into the United States, the government demands that states seal themselves off from one another and do their best to protect their surviving residents. When the state of Florida is bordered off from the surrounding states, Taylen Fincher, a seventeen-year-old girl with a yearning for her former life finds herself wondering how much of what they’ve been told is true.

When Troum took control of the state, he told the residents that the other states had fallen to the virus and that he wouldn’t allow the same thing to happen to them. But Taylen doesn’t believe it. She insists that there is still life outside of the state, and she is going to do whatever it takes to prove it… but her actions will cost her more than she ever expected.

Troum kidnaps Taylen’s sister, Penelope, in hopes of coaxing her into behaving – into being a submissive resident, much like the others. But Taylen isn’t one to give in that easily.

Eager to rescue her sister, Taylen will set out on an adventure that’ll force her to open her heart to the unexpected and to uncover secrets that will change everything.

Nicole Sobon is a YA author of several novels, including Program 13, The Emile Reed Chronicles, Capture, No Place Like Home, and the latest Submerged. This is the first in her dystopian duology.