Welcome to my stop on the blog tour for the YA fantasy romance novel Successor by Rae Miles. This tour was organized by YA Reads Blog Tours. On my stop, I have I asked author Rae Miles if she'd rather be a villain or superhero. Find out what her answer was in her guest post. There's also a giveaway at the end of this post. Be sure to follow the rest of the tour here for excerpts, guest posts, interviews, reviews, and more. Enjoy!
Title: Successor
Author: Rae Miles
Publication Date: October 24, 2018
Genre: YA Fantasy Romance
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For seventeen-year-old Evan, graduation means the freedom to leave behind her small-town life and find where she belongs. She never expected it to be in a different world.
Across time and space, deep in a mysterious jungle, Evan discovers the hidden heritage of her mother’s people and her own legacy. She becomes their elemental, a protector gifted with the power to control nature. The role has its challenges, but the biggest is the inexplicable connection with her scarred bodyguard, Ren. Frustrated and fascinated by him, Evan resists the magnetic pull after realizing there’s more to it than simple attraction.
Claiming her birthright reignites the wrath of a ruthless enemy with a score to settle. To protect her new family, Evan will need to call on her formidable power. But embracing it could cause her to lose herself and the man who holds her heart.
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Rae Miles started creating characters at the ripe age of nine, dreaming that one day they’d have a place to call home. Many years and a creative writing degree later, that dream became a reality with her debut novel, Successor. When not writing, Rae’s absorbed in reading, movies, music, and napping. She loves animals of all kinds, and currently lives in Wisconsin with her three quirky cats.
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Guest Post:
Do you think it would be more fun being a hero or a villain? Why?
When I’ve watched and read interviews by actors about which they enjoy portraying more, the majority admit they have a preference for playing the villain. Their reason? There’s so much more freedom in playing the villain. Villains aren’t constrained by what society deems to be good or bad. They just do what they want, when they want, and most of the time they have fun doing it. And a lot of them are pretty badass. What’s so bad about that? So in theory, I totally agree it’d be more fun to be a villain. But in reality? I am way too boring for it! I’m definitely the stay-at-home type with reading, painting, movies, and napping. And my cats. Nothing beats cuddling with them while snuggled up in bed.
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Giveaway:

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Visit the Other Great Blogs on the Tour:
November 26th
Mythical Books – Author Interview
November 27th
Deliciously Savvy – Spotlight Post
November 28th
Stacking My Book Shelves! – Spotlight Post
November 29th
YA/NA Book Divas – Guest Post
November 30th
bookblogarama – Author Interview
December 1st
YaReads – Author Interview
December 2nd
Just One More Chapter – Spotlight Post
December 3rd
GKSihat – Review
December 4th
Crossroad Reviews – Spotlight Post
December 5th
RoloPoloBookBlog – Spotlight Post
December 7th
Life at 17 – Review
December 8th
All the Ups and Downs – Guest Post
Such a lovely cover!
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The cover looks great and the story line sounds like a really good read I think my wife and I both would like.
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