Secret Worlds Blog Tour and Scavenger Hunt

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Secret Worlds Blog Tour and Scavenger Hunt

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Join the scavenger hunt in our Facebook Party for a chance to win free ebooks!

Find the link to the entry form for today’s scavenger hunt secrets in our Facebook Party and enter the following author secrets. Each day two people will be selected to win a free ebook! Follow our blog tour in the party and enter each day’s secrets for more chances to win. At the end of the blog tour, three grand prize winners will receive a collection of 6 ebooks!

Today’s author secrets:

— J.E. Taylor’s Author Secret —

In times of high stress, I have a tendency to dream of things that are going to happen. In high school, when I was under stress from being bullied (my book Silence outlines that time of my life), I started having dreams of people I didn’t know. Just glimpses, nothing major or horrific, just small inconsequential scenes where I was laughing or just hanging out with people I never met. Those glimpses gave me hope that I had something to look forward to beyond the daily horrors I experienced.

My glimpse dreams have a very different quality to them than regular dreams. It’s like the fabric of time is pulled aside to show me that life will go on. They are crisp and clear and stay with me for a long time and they instill a sense of hope.

When the moment that I dreamed about finally happens, that feeling of déjà-vu is overwhelming and I know exactly what will happen in those few moments. It’s the weirdest feeling in the world, but those dreams helped me understand there was life beyond those four awful years in high school.

Do I still have them? From time to time, but not as often because I’m not under the same type of mental anguish I was back then. It isn’t critical for me to know there is something coming next in order to get me through the day.

My belief that the human mind can reach beyond the five senses is also apparent in my books and lends itself to the world of the paranormal.

— Kyoko M.’s Author Secret —

The first time I ever got in trouble at school was in the 3rd grade when this girl I hated said I was afraid of Piglet (it made more sense as a kid, but I couldn’t stand Winnie the Pooh or anything related to it) and I called her a “pudgy bastard” because I had just seen Men in Black for the first time.