Desert Fire
Valley of Death Series Book# 2
By- Charyse Allan
Genre- YA Thriller
Expected Publication Date- May 12th, 2015
Payton survived being forced to flee her home in order to escape the Elites. Yet she’s still not safe. The Elites are relentless, and they won’t give up their pursuit of her that easily. With her loved ones at risk, and trusting her boyfriend Conner, the two devise a plan to ditch her family in order to keep them safe. But their plan quickly backfires and puts everyone in even more danger.
Reiley is left behind when Payton leaves. Having to prove herself as a capable assassin, she joins Cadmar in his pursuit to track and end the Elites. Except the agency anticipates their every move. In her angst to establish herself, Reiley is caught off guard and makes a deadly mistake that jeopardizes everyone’s lives.
Betrayal, abductions, and murder stand between Payton, Reiley, and their loved ones. Can they trust anyone in a world of treachery and destruction?
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About the Author-
Charyse Allan grew up in Arizona dancing and riding horses. She is an avid reader, but didn’t become one until high school. This is also when she realized her passion for writing, however it wasn’t until a couple years into her marriage that she tried her hand at writing a novel.
When she isn’t writing or reading, she can be found in Northern Arizona, tending her garden with her husband and best friend, while their two kids and two crazy dogs run around the yard. Charyse is also a big fan of Holy yoga, juicing and being a vegetarian—she misses bacon like nobody’s business.
Social Media Links-
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Blog: shortandsweetcma.blogspot.com
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Guest Post:
Why do you write YA?
When I was a teenager, every moment, every boyfriend, every friend who came and went, seemed like the most important thing at the moment. Everything I went through, all my experiences, helped shape me and helped create the person I am today. I remember my first boyfriend in high school, when we broke up it seemed like the whole world was ending, it was so dramatic and full of emotion. It was important, in that I met the man I’m married to today through that boyfriend, but it obviously wasn’t the end of the world when we broke up. Although I did learn from the experience and again, it shaped who I am today.
What I’m rambling on about is that our teenage years are where we learn what kind of person we want to be, what we might want to do with our lives, we find our voice. We have to make all these huge decisions that can affect the rest of our lives. With all the angst and emotion that comes along with these years, they’re the most fun to write about. Adding some thrill into them, some crazy lifestyles, makes it even more fun!
When I write about young adults, I try to put myself in their shoes, and hope that while they’re reading my books, they can relate to the characters or learn from them. With the weight of the world on their shoulders, I want them to be able to find some comfort or knowledge in my novels.
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