Book Tours: Starter Day Party Echoes from the Lost Ones

I’m happy to host a starter day party for “Echoes from the Lost Ones”. The book sounds great! Visit all the tour stops below.

Tour Schedule

December 2^nd: Starter Day Party @ I Heart Reading

December 2^nd: Book Excerpt @ Stories of Romance

December 3^rd : Book Review and Character Interview @ Misinterpreted & Unrepresented

December 4^th: Author Interview @ Michael SciFan

December 5^th: Book Review and Excerpt @ For The Love of Books

December 7^th: Book Review and Excerpt @ Readers Writers Connect

December 9^th: Book Excerpt @ Krystal’s Enchanting Reads

About The Book

Title: Echoes from the Lost Ones

Author: Nicola J. McDonagh

Genre: YA Dystopian

I’m not like the other girlygigs in Cityplace; I’m a bringer. I can sing to the only animals left in NotsoGreatBritAlbion and make them land. Adara, catcher of birds -that’s what they call me and that’s what I can do.

Now that the Agros have cut supplies and folk are near starved, I’d best keep shutums about my name though, or everyone will want a piece of me. I’d best creep and peep all stealthy-like to track down my bro-bro, snatched by Agro scum for who knows what.

Good job I’m trained in S.A.N.T. ways too, for I’ll need all my roughhouse skills to keep the Agro spies, Nearly’s and wolfies at bay until I find and bring home my bro and all the other missing Meeks.

I just wish I knew who or what is following my every move.

In this unsettling and mysterious vision of the future, animals are almost extinct and humans are subjugated by the sinister and secretive Agros; nothing is as it seems. And 17-year-old Adara must use all her courage and power battling against evil forces to save herself and those she loves.

This is a coming of age tale with a difference. The inventive slang-derived language creates a fresh and dynamic style to create a truly compelling world inhabited by characters such as Clonies, Nearlymen, and S.A.N.T.S.

Author Bio

Armed with an Hons. Degree in drama & English literature and a creative writing diploma, Nicola J. McDonagh came to writing prose via playwriting. She chose novels as her most recent creative medium because they allow her the freedom to develop character, story, subject matter and interesting use of language.

“For me a good story has to be character driven.” Nicola reveals action and plot through how her characters react to situations, and not the other way around. Her writing routine involves sitting down in her comfy, well-loved armchair and completing at least one chapter every afternoon.

Born in Liverpool, Nicola currently resides in a 17th century cottage in mid Suffolk, UK, with her husband and rescue/feral cats. Currently, she’s penning the third novel in her Song of Forgetfulness series.