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Blog Tour: Trailer Reveal for Renee Donne's YA Novel HUNTER

Anaiah Press is proud to present the trailer reveal for YA novel HUNTER by Renee Donne.

Hunter coverMoving across the country isn’t Hunter’s ideal start to her Junior year of high school. She has no friends to hang out with, no beaches to lounge on, and she’s living just a few miles from the secluded hiking trail where her father died when she was a baby.

Living in Wyoming isn’t all bad, though, thanks to Logan, the handsome veterinary assistant at the animal clinic where she lands an after school job. And he seems just as interested in her as she is in him.

As Hunter begins to settle into her new home, she learns more about the circumstances surrounding her father’s tragic death, and it may not have been the accident everyone believes. Something dangerous lurks in the woods, and Hunter might be the next victim.


Release Date: June 9, 2015
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And now for the trailer...
http://youtu.be/g4G2QXKegf0

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About The Author
Renee DonneRenee Donne is a native Floridian with a penchant for writing books with a western theme. In her head she's a world traveler and an amateur chef. In real life, she's a hometown girl with an affinity for fine wine and good friends. Her favorite place to write is sitting on her veranda, overlooking the beach.
 
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Book Trailer for Lockwood & Co: The Screaming Staircase by Jonathan Stroud

Hyperion just launched a super fun interactive trailer for NY Times bestseller Jonathan Stroud's new series Lockwood & Co: The Screaming Staircase which you can see my review of here. The trailer is a bit of a choose-your-own adventure mystery and allows viewers to create their own ghostly journey.

This is a great trailer and series to highlight in October as it's a creepy thriller of a ghost story, it even creeped out Rick Riorden!

"This story will keep you reading late into the night, but you'll want to leave the lights on. Stroud is a genius at inventing an utterly believable world that is very much like ours, but so creepily different." --Rick Riorden