We're really excited to be taking part in the cover reveal for Pauline C. Harris' newest book, Puppet, this morning. It's a fantastic cover, and the synopsis sounds really interesting too. The fabulous Erica Crouch has really out-done herself on this cover, and we can't wait to have this one on our shelves in October.
So, without further ado..
About the Book
Author: Pauline C. Harris
Publication: October 2014
Publisher: Patchwork Press
Cover Design: Erica Crouch
Synopsis: Penelope lives in a world of advanced technology but many claim society has yet to catch up. Marionettes have advanced in the form of robots; lifelike creations remote controlled to perform super human tasks.
When Penelope makes a deal with Jed, a marionette-obsessed scientist, she doesn’t fully realize what she’s getting herself into. In order for Jed to take her away from the orphanage she lives in, she must first agree to undergo his experiments and tests, ultimately creating something no one ever dreamed possible; the first living marionette.
As Jed shows off his scientific creation to the world, concerns arise surrounding Penelope’s abilities and what she’s capable of doing. Ordered to somehow lessen her abilities, Jed makes a desperate attempt to change Penelope to make her more human, more vulnerable. After Penelope lies to the officials about her past, Jed makes sure it’s the last one she’ll ever utter. The truth is now the only thing she is capable of telling.
As Penelope struggles with her past, her disturbingly new present, and her uncertain future, she is thrust into a magically twisted world of mayhem in search of the one thing she wants, but knows she can never have. The chance to be just a girl again. To be normal. To be real.
About the Author
Pauline C. Harris is the author of middle grade and young adult science fiction novels and published her first book at the age of fourteen. She's currently working toward a degree in English. Other than writing, her time is consumed mainly by reading, playing the violin, watching old black and white movies, and trying to survive her college classes. You can find her on Twitter at: @PaulineCHarris and at her website.
So, what do you think of the cover for Puppet? Let us know in the comments!
--Ashley & Paul
So, what do you think of the cover for Puppet? Let us know in the comments!
--Ashley & Paul
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