{Interview} Moonlit By: Jadie Jones ~ Crossroad Reviews

Eighteen-year-old Tanzy Hightower knows horses, has grown up with them on Wildwood Farm. She also knows not to venture beyond the trees that line the pasture. Things happen out there that can’t be explained. Or undone. Worse, no one but she and the horses can see what lurks in the shadows of the woods.

When a moonlit ride turns into a terrifying chase, Tanzy is left to question everything, from the freak accident that killed her father to the very blood in her veins. Broken and confused, she turns to Lucas, a scarred, beautiful stranger, and to Vanessa, a charming new friend who has everything Tanzy doesn’t.

But why do they seem to know more about her than she knows herself?

Jadie Jones

Georgia native Jadie Jones first began working for a horse farm at twelve years old, her love of horses matched only by her love of books. She went on to acquire a B.A. in equine business management, and worked for competitive horse farms along the east coast. The need to write followed wherever she went.
She currently coaches a hunt seat equitation team that competes in the Interscholastic Equestrian Association, and lives with her family in the foothills of north Georgia. When she’s not working on the next installment of the Moonlit series, she is either in the saddle or exploring the great outdoors with her daughter. Moonlit is her first book.

Prologue

The first anniversary of my father’s death was even harder on my mother. Back then, I thought she was haunted most by what she didn’t know. I refused to blame her when she raged above me on our staircase that night, drunk and sad and angry. When she made me promise I’d never ride again. When she hurled a half-full bottle of vodka at my face and it exploded on the wooden stairs at my feet. I hadn’t tried to get out of the way. She had just missed.
I wanted to tell her that knowledge was no solace, that what you know can burn inside you until there’s nothing left but guilt and ash. I also wanted to protect her from losing the only piece of him she had left. So I didn’t say a word.

Links for book:
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Moonlit-Jadie-Jones/dp/1937178331
Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17280573-moonlit
Publisher: http://widopublishing.com/moonlit-by-jadie-jones/

Links for author:
blog: www.jadiejones.blogspot.com
facebook: www.facebook.com/jadiejones5
twitter: www.twitter.com/jadiejones1
pintrest: www.pintrest.com/jadiejones1

Tour Schedule

April 17th
Book Blast

June 3rd
I Am A Reader, Not A Writer – Interview
Melissa’s Eclectic Bookshelf – Interview
Reader Girls – Tens List
Vonnie’s Reading Corner – Review

June 4th
Spellbindings – Guest Post
Thoughts n’ Such – Review
Sarah Ballance – Tens List
Word to Dreams – Spotlight
fuonlyknew – Review
Colorimetry – Guest Post*

June 5th
Bookmarks, Spoilers and Happily Ever After – Spotlight
Clean Teen Reads – Review
Emi Gayle – Interview
Community Bookshop – Review
Books for Tomorrow – Excerpt

June 6th
MK McClintock – Tens List
fundinmental – Review
Auggie Talk – Review
Blkosiner’s Book Blog – Interview
Review From Here – Review

June 7th
Bibliophile Mystery – Review
The Reading Diaries – Review & Interview
Why Not? Because I Said So! – Review
Books and Needlepoint – Review
Books Beside My Bed – Spotlight

June 8th
The Edible Bookshelf – Guest Post
Peace From Pieces – Interview
Lisa’s Book Lair – Review
Wintry Words – Spotlight

June 9th
Cuzinlogic – Interview
Musings of a Blogder – Tens List
Pieces of Whimsy – Review & Interview
Krazy Book Lady – Excerpt

June 10th
Bookwyrming Thoughts – Playlist
Contessa at the Crossroads – Interview
Laurie’s Thoughts and Reviews – Review & Interview
Coffe and a Book Anytime – Review
A Blog Hop Place for Books – Spotlight