Thursday, April 11, 2019

TOUR Audio w/DREAM CAST - YA FANTASY - THE CHOOSING (The Forest People, #2) by Maggie Lynch


CHAMELEON: THE CHOOSING
The Forest People, #2
by Maggie Lynch
Narrator: Rachel Jacobs
Length: 5 hours 23 minutes
Release date: May 18th 2018
Publisher: Windtree Press
Genre: Fantasy
Dream Cast
Author Maggie Lynch's Dream Cast For The Forest People
I thought a lot about this when I first started writing the books. In fact, my Pinterest board for this series https://www.pinterest.com/maggielynchauthor/chameleon-series/ has a number of models and cast members I used to inspire my description of characters. I used their likeness and my imagination of their performance as I wrote the story. Below are the primary cast members. As my creation of this cast was a decade ago when I first conceived the series, it may be that some of actors are now considered too old to play the parts I’ve assigned and others would not choose to do fantasy.
  • Camryn - Cary Mulligan
  • Ohar - Nicholas Hoult
  • Dagger - Ian Somerhalder or Jared Leto
  • Abrani-Daj - CCH Pounder
  • Koska - Anna Poppelwell
  • Sela - Alexandra Blatt

 The Book Junkie Reads . . . Review of . . . CHAMELEON: THE CHOOSING (The Forest People, #2) . . .  New book. New journey for Camryn. She's grown, changing, becoming more. Is she dangerous to those around her, the forest, herself. I fell right in to this one. I was wrapped up and enjoying what was offered. Rachel Jacobs' did the narration and it was good. I felt familiar with her voice. It was like a known companion. Through it all the new powers, concerns, challenges, I felt a little tickle in my mind that there was something more to come. Adding the power of Camryn, and the strength and qualities of a dragon, but not any dragon, a thunder dragon had me on the edge to soak up as much as I could with this one. I found me a wonderful adventure that had a deep connection to finding that family bond and wanting to do all you can to protect it. Then taking on more to make sure nothing comes between it all. Camryn rocks.   

I received this audiobook as part of my participation in a blog tour with Audiobookworm Promotions. The tour is being sponsored by Maggie Lynch. The gifting of this audiobook did not affect my opinion of it.



A human chameleon. An endangered mythical forest. Can she bond with a dragon in time to save her new family?
Camryn Painter has enough identity issues without discovering a deadly new magic coursing through her veins. Though her chameleon-like abilities herald her as the forest people’s savior, she’s terrified by the growing dark power within her. And it only gets worse when she realizes that to control this new magic she’ll have to bond with a deadly Thunder Dragon…
As Camryn embarks on her dangerous quest, she discovers that the same human tyrants who experimented on her are behind multiple grisly murders as well. To fulfill her destiny, she may just have to infiltrate her former prison.
Can Camryn master her new abilities to stave off more death, or will power-hungry humans destroy her magical home for good?

Chameleon: The Choosing is the second book in The Forest People YA paranormal fantasy series. If you like heroic challenges, original creatures, and frightening battles between dark and light, then you'll love Maggie Lynch's rousing adventure.


Maggie Lynch is the author of 20+ published books, as well as numerous short stories and non-fiction articles. Her fiction tells stories of men and women making heroic choices one messy moment at a time. Maggie is also the founder of Windtree Press, an independent publishing cooperative with over 200 titles among 20 authors. Her love of lifelong-learning has garnered degrees in psychology, counseling, computer science, and education; and led to opportunities to consult in Europe, Australia, and the Middle East. Since 2013, Maggie and her musician husband have settled in the beautiful Pacific Northwest where she now enjoys the luxury of writing full-time. Her fiction spans romance, suspense, science fiction and fantasy titles. Her current non-fiction titles are focused on helping career authors succeed in the business side of writing and publishing.
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Narrator Bio  

Rachel is an actor, singer and voice artist based in Los Angeles. She received a BA from Oberlin College’s Theatre Program and did intensive study with the American Conservatory Theatre, the National Theater Institute & Shakespeare and Company. She began voiceover work while on tour in Hong Kong, dubbing live action shows and voicing many characters for cartoons. After returning to the states she toured the west coast as a resident performer with California Theatre Center and has been narrating audiobooks since then. When not recording books Rachel makes hair bows and headbands for her shop on Etsy and can be seen running around as a who-fairy princess in Universal’s Grinchmas.
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Giveaway

Giveaway: $50 Digital Gift Card of Winner’s Choice




BOOK ONE


  Apr. 6th: Jorie Loves A Story 
  Apr. 7th: Turning Another Page 
  Apr. 9th: Lynn's Romance Enthusiasm 
  Apr. 10th: The Book Addict's Reviews

BOOK TWO
  Apr. 12th: Dab of Darkness Book Reviews 
  Apr. 13th: Jorie Loves A Story 
Apr. 14th: Turning Another Page 
  Apr. 15th: Hall Ways Blog 
  Apr. 16th: Lynn's Romance Enthusiasm

BOOK THREE
  Apr. 19th: Dab of Darkness Book Reviews 
  Apr. 20th: Jorie Loves A Story 
  Apr. 21st: Turning Another Page 
  Apr. 22nd: Hall Ways Blog 
  Apr. 23rd: Jazzy Book Reviews 

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4 comments:

  1. Thank you for another review. I'm so glad you were caught up in this second book. It should definitely drive you to the third one. :) Thanks again for featuring my series on your blog.

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  2. This sounds really interesting, thanks for sharing

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  3. I am enjoying these tours and finding all the terrific books my family is enjoying reading. Thanks for bringing them to us and keep up the good work.

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  4. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the book. It does sound good.

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