Hey Blogger Friends! TBR and Beyond is so excited to announce that we are hosting our very first blog tour for the upcoming YA release Don’t Say a Word, which releases on September 17th, 2019.  I have personally read this book and it was such a fun ride! This is the sequel to Dare You to Lie.

The blog tour starts on August 23rd and goes till the 30th.  The first day is the Welcome post, so that will be done by TBR and Beyond, but you can sign up for any day after that.

There are several types of blogger posts to pick from:

Review
Interview (Limited spots)
Dream Cast (Created by Blogger)
Playlist (Created by Blogger)
Favorite Quotes (Created by Blogger)

You MUST have an account on Netgalley to be able to receive the e-arc for Don’t Say a Word.  You must also be able to post a link or the code to the giveaway that will be going on for this blog tour.  If your review is under three stars, we ask that you contact us and we can talk about other options for the tour.

If you have not read the first book, Dare You to Lie and would like to.  An e-copy of it can also be provided to you.

We have limited spots so we cannot guarantee everyone will be chosen.  We will contact all bloggers that have been chosen and give necessary details.  We will also announce the tour and blogs on TBR and Beyond.

Amazon / Barnes and Noble / Book Depository 

Kylene Danners’s ex–FBI agent father is in prison for murder and she’s hell-bent on getting him out. But trying to investigate in the small town where a defensive lineman is a hero no matter who he tries to kill and the girl who gets him locked up is public enemy number one is dangerous. Dark secrets are everywhere in Jasperville—the kind Ky can’t walk away from.

When rookie FBI agent Cedric Dawson returns to town to finish an open investigation, he goes undercover at her high school—as her ex. Determined to keep her from interfering, Dawson’s plan backfires after Ky gets an anonymous call about missing girls officially labeled as runaways—runaways that didn’t really run away at all. Because dead girls can’t run.  And they don’t say a word.