"I was sixteen the second time I had my first kiss...."
At the end of AMBER HOUSE, Sarah made a choice that transformed everything--and now she must choose it all again.
Things are very different--better--for Sarah and her family: her Aunt Maggie grew up; her parents are happily married; her grandmother died after a long, productive and respected life. But other things are different too, and not for the better.
After growing up in the free country of the Pacific Northwest, Sarah Parsons has settled in at Amber House, the stately Maryland home that's been in her family for generations. But the world surrounding the House feels deeply wrong to Sarah. It's a place where the colonists lost the 1776 Insurrection, where the American Confederation of States still struggles with segregation, and where Sarah is haunted by echoes of a better world that she knows never existed.
Her friend Jackson shares these visions of a different world--and together, they manage both to remember the way things ought to be, and to plan a daring mission that will reset the universe once again. Sarah must figure out what has changed, and why, and how she can fix it--how she can find her way to another otherwhen.
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I read Amber House last year for my Halloween challenge and I fell in love with it (check out my review here)! And I wasn't expecting to. It was creepy but not too creepy and the plot was so interesting I couldn't stop flipping the pages! So imagine my excitement when I realized it was a series!
The lovely ladies responsible for The Amber House trilogy invited me to do a blog tour and supplied me with a puzzle piece for all of you to put together! My review of Neverwas will be posted closer to the release date!
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In NEVERWAS, Sarah 
must piece together the mystery of her forgotten past with the help of 
clues left behind by her great-grandmother, Fiona Warren.  For readers 
interested in the chance to win a signed first-edition hardback of 
NEVERWAS -- with an exclusive hint for what's in story for Sarah in the 
final book, OTHERWHEN, hidden inside -- visit each blog on the tour for 
the month of December, collect the various lines from the poem, arrange 
them in the proper order, and submit the final sonnet by New Year's Day 
for a chance to win the special copy of NEVERWAS!
KELLY MOORE is a New York Times best-selling author, former litigator, and single mother of three. Her
 latest project, the young adult fiction series THE AMBER HOUSE TRILOGY,
 co-written with her two daughters and based loosely upon her own family
 history, examines fourteen generations of Maryland women and their ties
 to the past, present, and future.  The first book in the series was 
nominated for the 2014 Dolly Gray Children's Literature Award for its 
realistic portrayal of characters with autism; Moore is outspoken about 
her inclusion in the autism spectrum, and is dedicated to autism 
awareness.
TUCKER
 REED is an award-winning fiction and nonfiction writer.  She has been 
recognized on the national level for her short stories, essays and 
poetry.  She is also a notable political blogger and has appeared on 
CNN, CBS, ABC and HuffPost Live, as well as featured in articles 
published by TIME magazine, Marie Claire magazine, Ms. magazine, The 
Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, and The Guardian, among numerous
 others.
LARKIN REED is
 a professional photographer, currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts 
degree in filmmaking. In 2013, Reed established her own multimedia 
production company, and has subsequently produced and directed several 
short films.
Thank you to the lovely ladies behind this amazing series for inviting me along! Tomorrow's stop will be over at Bibliophilic Monologues!





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