She's created a mad cool mobile message called a scrit, and is here with a snippet of it. Think Facebook wall on steroids. Here she is to explain it. Don't forget to pick up a copy of Closed Hearts or enter the contest before you hop off. Oh, and the link to the rest of the party is below too. Enjoy!
Mindjack BONUS CONTENT: Kira on Facebook by Susan Kaye Quinn. In celebration of the release of my novel Closed Hearts, I've created bonus content that relates to the Mindjack Trilogy. This bonus content arises from the story time between Open Minds (Bk#1) and Closed Hearts (Bk#2) - it's not terribly spoiler-ish, but you'll enjoy it more if you've read Open Minds already.] In the future world of my Mindjack Trilogy, mobile messages are called scrits, which is also used as a verb (think "text"). Any flavor of transmission of electronic information is called "casting" - news programs are called tru-casts (since mindreaders believe they must contain the truth), entertainment programs are sim-casts, and social media are in various forms called chat-casts. Which would include something like a Future Incarnation of Facebook. Kira is the main character in Open Minds and Closed Hearts. Xander is the 13 year old mindjacker changeling that Kira rescued, and Officer Patrick Moore is Kira's father. Kestrel is ... well if you've read Open Minds, you have some idea who he is (hint: he's the bad guy).
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Closed Hearts (Mindjack #2)
$2.99 at Amazon, Barnes and Noble (ebook and print)
When you control minds,
only your heart can be used against you.
Bestselling YA novel Open Minds, Book One of the Mindjack Trilogy, is available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and iTunes. The sequel Closed Hearts has just been released. Susan Kaye Quinn's business card says "Author and Rocket Scientist," but she mostly plays on Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest.
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Thanks so much for hosting, Catherine! :)
ReplyDeleteSo awesome! I'm loving the fake FB wall. How did you do that?
ReplyDeleteI agree, that fake facebook-y wall is really inventive. What else would you expect from Ms Susan?!
ReplyDeleteThose Facebook comments are amazing! I loved Open Minds and can't wait to read Closed Hearts!
ReplyDeleteLove the wall, the suspense, the terms! I guess I need to add this series to my list, and perhaps take that long-overdue speed-reading course. I do so love to read slowly though...
ReplyDeleteI had so much fun creating this FB wall! I have a fake twitter conversation I'm posting next week as part of the book blog tour. #toomuchfun
ReplyDeleteYou can make your own at The Wall Machine.
Oh, boy, more fun stuff to play around with! And I haven't even started at Pinterest yet...
ReplyDeleteYou'll have to stop by Kira and Raf's Pinterest pages! :) Pinterest can be a giant time suck, but it is also a brilliant way to keep track of websites/images. I love it!
ReplyDeletehaha i love the fb page!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool, the fake FB wall! I'm in awe of the ideas you come up with!
ReplyDeleteOkay, Susan, I'm officially wowed by your Pinterest page. I can;t let myself design a page until I have my sequel draft done!
ReplyDeleteRead them for sure!
ReplyDeleteLove love LOVE that cover! It's so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love the titles - so clever. The cover's awesome, too. Good luck Susan! :-)
ReplyDeleteWow, I've seen Susan's name and new book all over the blogosphere today. Congrats, Susan :)))
ReplyDeleteWow, did you create a facebook account for the character?
ReplyDelete@Bella It's not really a FB account - it's all fake! You can make your own at: http://thewallmachine.com/
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