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KEEP ME IN SIGHT 

I am thrilled to be hosting a spot on the KEEP ME IN SIGHT by Rachel Blackledge Blog Tour hosted by Rockstar Book Tours. Check out my post and make sure to enter the giveaway!

 
About the Book:
Title: KEEP ME IN SIGHT
Author: Rachel Blackledge
Pub. Date: October 15, 2020
Publisher: Rachel Blackledge
Formats: Paperback, eBook
Pages: 286

Find it: Goodreads, Keep Me in Sight Page on Rachel’s website stay tuned for buy links!

 

A night she can hardly remember. A night she will never forget.

It’s about Dan.

These three words jolt Brynn back to the big boozy night she spent with her boyfriend Dan. The same night his ex, Erin, showed up. Erin says something terrible happened that night. Dan says he never touched her. Trouble is, Erin has evidence to prove it.

Brynn can vouch for him though. She was there that night that they can hardly remember, but will never forget. While Brynn pieces together her fractured memories, lost that night at the bottom of a bottle, facing the horrifying possibility that maybe Dan isn’t completely innocent. Maybe he’s guilty as charged.

But as Brynn inches closer to the truth, she begins to wonder: Who is the predator? And who is the prey?

Gloria knows the answer. She’s a psychic who turned her back on her ability after she failed to prevent a terrible tragedy. As her painful past floods back to her, can she learn to trust her gift again before it’s too late? Or will her painful past hold her back from saving someone’s future . . . and quite possibly their life.

This addictive and suspenseful thriller explores the fault lines between broken memories and shattered trust, and will keep you up well past your bedtime.

 

INTERVIEW 

 

  1. What is on your nightstand?

“So many books!” says my two year old.

  1. What author would you totally fan?

I’m a big fan of romance writer Colleen Hoover haha. I think in my own genre, I’d get a little jittery if I met Rachel Caine or Sandra Brown. And Margaret Mitchel has passed away, sadly, but meeting her would make me spill my tea for sure.

  1. What makes you cringe?

Hypocrisy. Cancel culture.

  1. Do you obsessively plot out each point or just go with the flow?

I’m a little bit of both. I like to have a roadmap of where I’m going and roughly how I’m going to get there or else the book tends to wander. That said some of best scenes have come from being completely lost in the woods.

  1. Is there a word you love to use?

 

Neat, inkling, DEFCON.

my pet.

Our baby girl Shadow is a type of rescue dog called a Singapore Special, known as a “special” locally. She was born on a construction site, rescued, adopted out, and then the family rejected her. By the time she got back to the shelter, her sisters had been adopted out to other families, and she’d been left alone to languish! My husband found her and surprised me on Valentine’s Day with a rescue pup of my very own. We’re just mad about her. We found out she’s an East Asian Village Dog; she’s very smart and quirky, and she hates to go outside. She’s basically a house cat in large format.

 

 

About Rachel:

Rachel is an American expat, living abroad since 2008. She lived in Sydney Australia for a number of years, Italy, Switzerland, and has sailed over 11,000 nautical miles, crossing the Indian Ocean three times and sinking only once. She hung up her foul weather gear after the birth of her son. And writes thrillers now instead.

She’s the proud granddaughter of two World War II fighter pilot war heros. Richard ‘Blackie’ Blackledge was a WWII B-17 heavy bomber pilot. Post war, he became a successful writer. And George Jensen flew the dreaded B-29 superfortress. They both lived on well into their 90s.

“I lost two special friends, and the world lost great men, but they’re both with me still, sending me pearls of wisdom from the great beyond, telling me over the roar of the engines to: ‘Pick up the pace or you’ll get your butt blown off!’

“Okay, maybe that’s not them. But it’s still good advice.”

Rachel lives in Singapore with her husband, baby boy, and rescue pup named Jessica Shadow Shady Lady Lauro.

Website | Twitter | Goodreads | Amazon

 

 

Giveaway Details:

 

1 winner will receive a $10 Amazon GC, International.

 
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Tour Schedule:

Week One:

10/5/2020 Two Chicks on Books Interview
10/5/2020 JaimeRockstarBookTours Instagram Stop
10/6/2020 BookHounds Interview
10/6/2020 BookHounds YA Instagram Stop
10/7/2020 Simply Daniel Radcliffe Review
10/8/2020 Gimme The Scoop Reviews Excerpt
10/8/2020 Gimme The Scoop Reviews Instagram Stop
10/9/2020 Jennifer Keathley YA Author & Reader Review

 

Week Two:

10/12/2020 Becky on Books Review
10/13/2020 Rajiv’s Reviews Review
10/13/2020 Rajiv’s Reviews Instagram Stop
10/14/2020 Pine Enshrined Reviews Review
10/15/2020 The Phantom Paragrapher Review
10/15/2020 The Phantom Paragrapher Instagram Stop
10/16/2020 Lifestyle of Me Review

 

 

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Comments

  1. Thanks so much for both the book description and giveaway as well. I enjoy hearing about another good book.

  6. Your dog is beautiful! Thank you for giving her a home. Congratulations on the book!

  18. This so sounds like one that will keep me interested and reading and I love the cover too.

  19. I follow book hounds and xpresso books on email, the same email as I posted this comment with.

  23. Congrats on your rescue pup! I learned something new today. This is the first I have heard of a East Asian Village Dog!

  28. I’m happy to find new authors, I always pass the information on to my best friend Debbie!

  30. I love the book cover and synopsis, this sounds like a must read for me. Thank you for sharing your author interview and book details, I am looking forward to reading your story

  34. I am always interested in learning about new books that I might want to read. We have a house cat dog as well, but ours is a German Shepherd.

  39. I loved Singapore, the short time I was able to visit it. It has a special feel to it. I remember walking around the city, being able to tell when the neighborhoods changed just by the smell of the spices. This sounds like an intriguing book.