Book Adventures: (YA) The Shapeshifter's Secret Blog Tour & GIVEAWAY!

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The Shapeshifter's Secret is an absorbing, engaging story from debut YA author Heather Ostler. Heather is one heck of a storyteller. Her narrative pulls you in and fills you with the curiosity to find out what's in store for the main character at every turn of the page.
High school, cute boys, best friends, strict dads, werecats, magic portals, castles, evil authority figures, hunted royalty, you get the idea. Shapeshifter's Secret is a rich and intriguing tale with the hope of being first in a trilogy.

Release Date: June 12, 2012. Pre-order now!

(From Cedar Fort)
     She tried telling herself to stop, but it was useless. Something had fully claimed her mind and body. A sound began to erupt from inside her chest, a deep sort of growl that seized her entire being. She felt as if there was a grizzly bear inside her, trying to escape. And then a deafening roar echoed from her mouth, only inches away from Lancer’s face. It took everything inside of her not to attack him.
     In Julia’s life, timing is everything. Like the time her paranoid father put bars on her window so she wouldn’t sneak out at night—even though she’s never given him a reason not to trust her. Or the time this weird new kid showed up at her school and pretty much every girl in sight instantly and inexplicably fell in love with him. What was up with that?
But as time moves on, things in Julia’s life go from strange to seriously impossible. Now it’s all she can do to keep herself and the life she’s always known from falling apart.
     This fast-paced action-adventure story is packed with humor, romance, and enough twists and turns to keep you guessing to the very last page. Get lost in a world of hidden royalty, shifting alliances, and dangerous vendettas, but don’t ever forget: nothing is what it seems.