Hello! I’m Chris
Scully. I’m thrilled to welcome you to my blog tour for Back to You, my new romantic suspense novel. Join me at various
tour stops, where I’ll be sharing some background on the novel and the
characters, my thoughts on writing, and more. Comment on each stop to be
entered in a drawing for a $20 Riptide gift certificate. Thanks for joining me
on the tour!
About Back
to You
Journalist Alex
Buchanan has come home to the remote British Columbia town he grew up in, but
only because his estranged father is dying. For Alex, the homecoming holds a
mix of memories, mostly bad. The only bright spot is reconnecting with Benji
Morning, the childhood friend he never truly forgot. As boys, the strength of
their bond had frightened Alex. But now that he’s confident in his bisexuality,
he’s drawn back to quiet, soft-spoken Ben.
Ben isn’t the
same boy Alex left behind, though. His life has been overshadowed by the
disappearance of his sister two decades earlier, and now a new break in the
case threatens to undo the peace he’s worked so hard to attain.
As Alex struggles
to repair the relationship with his father before it’s too late, he finds
himself caught up in a twenty-year-old mystery, a story he never expected, and
a shocking truth that could affect his and Ben’s future together.
Available now
from Riptide Publishing. http://www.riptidepublishing.com/titles/back-to-you
Alex hasn't been home in 20 years. After a phone call from his sister telling him that their father is in his final days he decides to go home one last time.
Alex and Benji we best friends growing up. They did everything together including sharing their first kiss right before Alex moved away. Of course promises we made to keep in touch, but that never happened. Alex decided that while home he would look for the boy that stole his first kiss and his heart all those years ago.
Benji’s sister has been missing for 20 years. His mother has been obsessed with finding her and when a man turns up at her doorstep, she assumes he's with the press to help her with the story of her missing daughter. Alex is a journalist with a New York magazine, but he isn't there for a story, he's there to find the one person he really came home for.
Chris did a wonderful job at balancing the second chance love between Alex and Benji and the mystery of Benji’s missing sister. I never felt that either part was overshadowed by the other. I also felt that the area of BC was just as much a character in this story as the people themselves and I actually enjoyed that.
I give this book 4 sweet stars.
Alex and Benji we best friends growing up. They did everything together including sharing their first kiss right before Alex moved away. Of course promises we made to keep in touch, but that never happened. Alex decided that while home he would look for the boy that stole his first kiss and his heart all those years ago.
Benji’s sister has been missing for 20 years. His mother has been obsessed with finding her and when a man turns up at her doorstep, she assumes he's with the press to help her with the story of her missing daughter. Alex is a journalist with a New York magazine, but he isn't there for a story, he's there to find the one person he really came home for.
Chris did a wonderful job at balancing the second chance love between Alex and Benji and the mystery of Benji’s missing sister. I never felt that either part was overshadowed by the other. I also felt that the area of BC was just as much a character in this story as the people themselves and I actually enjoyed that.
I give this book 4 sweet stars.
About Chris Scully
Chris Scully
lives in Toronto, Canada. She grew up spinning romantic stories in her head and
always dreamed of one day being a writer even though life had other plans. Her
characters have accompanied her through career turns as a librarian and an IT
professional, until finally, to escape the tedium of a corporate day job, she
took a chance and began putting her daydreams down on paper.
Tired of the same
old boy-meets-girl stories, she found a home in M/M romance and strives to give
her characters the happy endings they deserve. She divides her time between a
mundane 9-5 cubicle job and a much more interesting fantasy life. When she’s
not working or writing (which isn’t often these days) she loves puttering in
the garden and traveling. She is an avid reader and tries to bring pieces of
other genres and styles to her stories. While her head is crammed full of all
the things she’d like to try writing, her focus is always on the characters
first. She describes her characters as authentic, ordinary people—the kind of
guy you might meet on the street, or the one who might be your best friend.
Although keeping
up with social media is still a struggle given her schedule, she does love to
hear from readers.
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Giveaway
To celebrate the
release of Back to You, one lucky
winner will receive a $20 Riptide
credit! Leave a comment with your contact info to enter the contest.
Entries close at midnight, Eastern time, on June 17, 2017. Contest is NOT
restricted to U.S. entries. Thanks for
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tour, and don’t forget to leave your contact info!
Wish I could run my fingers through those beautiful curls of Alex. <3
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I love second chance romance and this looks like it has more substance than most. Adding it to my TBR! janimal1000@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteSecond chance romances are great, and add a mystery into the mix and you have what I consider a great read. I can't wait to read this one.
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Thank you for the review on the book!
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Thank you for the review. It sounds really good
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Glowing reviews thus far, very cool!
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Thanks for the review and for hosting my virtual book tour :)
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Congrats and thanks for the post and good review. This sounds great. I'd like to see what you do with the bisexuality; I can identify with going back to an estranged parent; and there are some other interesting dynamics, too. -
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Added to my wishlist, looking forward to reading it.
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