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The BUZZ
AWARDS FOR
REVEALING EDEN
REVEALING EDEN won first place in the 2012 Eric Hoffer Award for the Young Adult Category and was shortlisted for the Grand Prize!
REVEALING EDEN was awarded "Best Young Adult Fantasy Novel" by the by the prestigious Books & Authors!
REVEALING EDEN is the runner up in the YA category of the 2011-2012 LA BOOK FESTIVAL!
REVEALING EDEN was selected as a runner up in the 2012 SAN FRANCISCO BOOK FESTIVAL!
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Prologue To Adapting Eden Save The Pearls Part Two
by Victoria Foyt
We're so excited to announce that Adapting Eden, the sequel to Revealing Eden and part II of the Save The Pearls trilogy, will be available in Spring 2013. To give you a little taste of what's to come, we've included the prologue of Adapting Eden to get you as excited as we are about its upcoming release.
Thank you for all your support and encouragement.
PROLOGUE
From atop an Aztec pyramid, the last of its kind among the ruins of Earth, Huitzilopochtli looked out over a hidden pocket where a small tribe of Aztec people lived. Long ago they had escaped the vengeful arm of the Spanish conquistadors and taken refuge here. If not for the discovery of a miraculous healing plant, they would have died.
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Read Save The Pearls Part One Revealing Eden before the sequel comes out this Spring.
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The Zombie Apocalypse Lingers On
While few, if any, noteworthy zombie films or post apocalyptic books point to hallucinogens as the source of an undead outbreak, the idea is entirely plausible. In fact, more so than even the most realistic zombie-rated works, from The Walking Dead and Dawn of the Dead to Zombieland and The Crazies (okay, 'realistic' may be a stretch, but you get the meaning). Either way, the incidents are more horrifying than what we've seen in the scariest horror movies.
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Fresh Fiction calls Revealing Eden "A captivating dystopian..."
This book is a wonderful young adult dystopian, tinged with romance. Eden and Bramford must learn to get along, Eden discovers several of Bramford's secrets, and the reader will love seeing their relationship hit its ups and down and grow. The secondary characters will stand out, the events are fast-paced, and the plot contains the perfect blend of romance, dystopian, and action. This book is highly recommended to young adult/teen/adult readers.
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