Today I get to bring you a very special guest post by author Jacqueline Gardner, author of the YA series Thoughtless.
Which is why I am excited to have the author here today to tell us not only about the upcoming second book in the series, Besotted but to share a little something fun with us as well.
Title: Besotted
Series: Thoughtless Series #2
Author: Jacqueline Gardner
Series: Thoughtless Series #2
Author: Jacqueline Gardner
Book Blurb:
After
narrowly escaping the serial killer out to steal her soul, Bridget
dreams of a drama-free Junior year at
Hartfield Manor. But
going to school with other teenage mind-readers is beyond complicated.
The headmaster greets Bridget with an alarming
warning, the Coven is plotting something sinister, and Bridget's caught
the eye of the hottest guy at Hartfield. Suddenly one psychotic
soul-sucker doesn't seem like such a big deal.
Guest Post - Toxic Love
During high school, I was the girl who
hung out with mostly guys. The downside to that? I didn't have many
girlfriends to hang with. But I learned a heck of a lot about high
school boys! (Though some things still remain a mystery.) At my
school there were three basic types of boyfriends.
#1 His T-Shirt Spells N-e-r-d
Typically dubbed “the nice guy”,
he's ecstatic you actually said yes! Though his gestures are always
predictable, the fact that he cares so much makes you smile. The
good – you never question his loyalty. The bad – your friends
refer to him as an eager-to-please puppy.
#2 The Expensive Prada Bag
This is the guy that works hard to
impress you without actually “trying too hard”. He name drops,
brags, and makes you feel like the luckiest girl alive. He's
practically Chuck Bass from Gossip Girl. The good – you find
yourself rolling with the popular crowd. The bad – you're never
really sure what he actually thinks of you.
#3 Sugary Poison
It's the can't eat, can't sleep, can't
even survive another minute without texting him boyfriend. Like
something out of Twilight, this boy steals away your every waking
thought. The good – it's socially acceptable stalking. The bad -
after the big break up, you're left trying to reconnect with the
friends you pushed away.
In BESOTTED, the second book in the
Thoughtless Series, Bridget is haunted by the mother of all
exes! Terrence. He's not just an ex-boyfriend. He's a killer too.
Their relationship definitely falls under the sugary poison category
with a pinch of arsenic and betrayal (okay maybe more of a punch than
a pinch).
What type of guys did/do you go
to school with?
Thanks for having me on your blog :)
ReplyDeleteYou are so welcome!! :)
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