Sunday, February 28, 2016

Dear Cupid, Next Time, Hit Both!


   Super exciting to be part of the Arrows blog tour, hosted by Tika from Fangirl Confessions. There's just something so interesting when fantasy is mixed in with contemporary. Or in this case, it's mythology added into contemporary.

   As a big fan of Greek mythology, I am really looking forward to reading this novel 'cause DUH ... IT'S CUPID!!


Arrows by Melissa Gorzelanczyk

Publication Date: January 26, 2016
Publisher: Random House
Genre: Young Adult, Fantasy, Contemporary

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A modern cupid story set in present-day Wisconsin combining the fantastical elements of Greek mythology with the contemporary drama of MTV's Teen Mom.

People don’t understand love. If they did, they’d get why dance prodigy Karma Clark just can’t say goodbye to her boyfriend, Danny. No matter what he says or does or how he hurts her, she can’t stay angry with him . . . and can’t stop loving him. But there’s a reason why Karma is helpless to break things off: she’s been shot with a love arrow.

Aaryn, son of Cupid, was supposed to shoot both Karma and Danny but found out too late that the other arrow in his pack was useless. And with that, Karma’s life changed forever. One pregnancy confirmed. One ballet scholarship lost. And dream after dream tossed to the wind.

A clueless Karma doesn’t know that her toxic relationship is Aaryn’s fault . . . but he’s going to get a chance to make things right. He’s here to convince Danny to man up and be there for Karma. But what if this god from Mount Olympus finds himself falling in love with a beautiful dancer from Wisconsin who can never love him in return?

This fast-paced debut novel explores the internal & external conflicts of a girl who finds herself inexplicably drawn to a boy who seemingly doesn't reciprocate her  feelings, touching on the issues of love, sex and responsibility, with a heroine struggling to control her destiny--perfect for fans of Katie McGarry's novels and MTV’s 16 and Pregnant.


Receive 100 roses or 100 pieces of chocolate?

I think I better say roses here.

Get a Valentine’s Day kiss from a big, slobbery dog or a camel?

Oh, ew! Definitely a dog.

Get tons of candy or tons of love letters?

Again, I better go with love letters. Maybe from fans of Arrows?
An Arrow's Forever 

Receive a Valentine from someone famous or send a valentine to someone in the future?

I'll pick someone in the future--my two-year-old niece who makes like so sweet.

Be able to fly like Cupid or know who’s naughty or nice like Santa?

Fly like Cupid!

Have to wear pink for the rest of your life or only be able to see in shades of red?

I really treasure my eyesight, so pink clothing ftw!






Melissa Gorzelanczyk is a former magazine editor and columnist who loves strong coffee, live music, and arrow jewelry. She lives in Green Bay, Wisconsin, with her husband and two teenage children, one of whom is named after a Greek goddess.











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Follow The Rest of the Blog Tour...

Mischievous Reads - February 15th 
Playlist

Undeniably {Book} Nerdy - February 16th 
Favorite (Mostly Tragic) Love Stories of Greek Myth

The Hardcover Lover - February 17th 
Review 

Rattle The Pages - February 18th
Review

Novels and Necklaces - February 19th 
Review + Character Casting

Books and Ladders - February 20th 
Review + Scavenger Hunt 

The Book Buzz - February 21st
Q&A

It Starts At Midnight - February 22nd 
Q&A + Scavenger Hunt

The YA Book Traveler - February 23rd
Top Ten Place To Fall In Love (That I've Traveled To!)

Fangirl Confessions - February 24th 
Review + Scavenger Hunt

No Bent Spines- February 25th
Top Ten Potential Loves of my Life

Brittany's Book Rambles - February 26th
Q&A + Scavenger Hunt

A Reader Under The Sea (You Are Here!) - February 28th 
Q&A + Scavenger Hunt 

Chasing Faerytales - February 29th
Review


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