Treacherous Deceit- Tour Sign Ups

2/24/2017

Tour will be from Mar 15th- Apr 15th
You can choose to host on any day, except the weekends.

There's a book description, author bio, excerpts and a giveaway.
The book is open for review!

A DIY media packet and simple htmls for Blogger and Wordpress will be provided to everybody.

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Posts must be up by 10am CST on your scheduled date and does NOT have to be the top post
(but it's always nice to be in the top 4!)

Treacherous Deceit
By Zola Blue
Genre: Adventure, Thriller, Mystery

About the Book
In the Yukon, nothing is more important than family. Loyalty to her family is what Mona must face when her Grandfather, who rescued her from death as a child and raised her as his own tells her she must return to the Yukon from New York to go into the mountains and search for the ancient village of gold that is her legacy.
Convinced that the ancient village exists, her grandfather sent his team on ATV’s to find it while commissioning his adopted son Jonas to lead the others, including his cherished granddaughter.
Jonas is happy to lead the expedition while planning on somehow getting Mona alone. His plan goes astray when they are forced to team with four other unexpected seekers, including Bryan, a geologist who immediately falls for Mona and becomes an interference for Jonas. The team overcomes severe obstacles, setbacks, and loss of lives while traveling through water filled caves and treacherous mountain passages.

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