Time to Break the Rules: A theme song for WHILE YOU WERE GONE

So, I get in my car yesterday to pick up the kiddos from school and a song I’ve never heard before comes on the radio. It starts off with acoustic guitar and then some really cool chord progressions. I’m intrigued. I turn it up. Then the lyrics start, and I realize I’m listening to the perfect theme song for WHILE YOU WERE GONE.


The song is “Renegades” by X Ambassadors. Have a listen:



“It’s our time to make a move

It’s our time to make amends

It’s our time to break the rules

Let’s begin…”


819VTwVeSVL._SL1500_Yeah, that’s pretty much Danny and Eevee in WHILE YOU WERE GONE. In the parallel world, society is at a breaking point, and Danny and Eevee find themselves in a position to potentially push it over the edge. But at what cost?


The��really mind bendy part about the song thing is that almost the exact same thing happened just before the first book, NOW THAT YOU’RE HERE, hit the shelves. I love when that happens.


If you’re interested in finding out what Danny and Eevee get up to in WHILE YOU WERE GONE, pre-order your copy today!


IndieBound

Barnes & Noble

Amazon


And if you haven’t read NOW THAT YOU’RE HERE, the book that started it all, ��you can purchase��a copy at any of these booksellers.



In other news, I wanted to let you know that in the coming days I’m going to be moving my blog to function as part of my actual website (amyknichols.com). ��For too long they’ve been separate entities, and I think it’s time they play together. The transition should be seamless (fingers crossed). If you noticed a sudden change in format and appearance, you’ll know why. If you follow or subscribe to this blog, you should have no problems continuing to do so at its new location. Just a heads up.


As always, thanks for reading and coming along with me on this journey.


Filed under: While You Were Gone Tagged: Now That You're Here, Parallel universe, Renegades, science fiction, Theme song, While You Were Gone, X Ambassadors, YA fiction
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Published on April 29, 2015 08:30
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