Welcome to my stop on the 15 minutes blog tour hosted by IFB Tours. I was excited to share this book with you because I have a not so secret obsession with clocks and time travel. Jill stops by the blog to tell us a little about her writing space but first a little about the book.
Released: June 15th 2013
I have 15 minutes to save my mother’s life….
15 minutes is all the Rewind Agency gives you in the past, but for Lara Crane it’s enough time to race through the city, find her mother, and stop her from being killed in a mugging that happened over ten years ago. But that’s not how it happened. The story she’s been told all her life is a lie and when Lara takes a bullet meant for her mother, her future changes forever.
The love of her life acts like a stranger. Her simple life is replaced with a giant house, glamorous clothes and a new boyfriend. Except someone knows her secret. And he will try to stop her at every turn as she races against the clock to unravel a dangerous conspiracy. 15 Minutes is an edgy high octane YA thriller that can be described as Back to the Future meets Inception where the people Lara trusts change in an instant. She is in a timeline she doesn't understand, and is about to make one fatal mistake as she faces an enemy so familiar, he’s family.
The love of her life acts like a stranger. Her simple life is replaced with a giant house, glamorous clothes and a new boyfriend. Except someone knows her secret. And he will try to stop her at every turn as she races against the clock to unravel a dangerous conspiracy. 15 Minutes is an edgy high octane YA thriller that can be described as Back to the Future meets Inception where the people Lara trusts change in an instant. She is in a timeline she doesn't understand, and is about to make one fatal mistake as she faces an enemy so familiar, he’s family.
***Guest Post***
Jill Cooper's Writing Space
A lot of writers write in trendy places, you’ve probably seen them talking about writing at Panera Bread or Starbucks. Some writers are lucky enough to have a private office shut off from the world, but I write at the kitchen table.
I’m a stay at home Mom to a 3 year old girl, and when she’s not in preschool or off in summer camp, she is my top priority which means my laptop has to be easily accessible. So when I am making dinner, or cleaning the house, I can always see it. I can stop for a few minutes to write or jot down some new ideas.
Behind me the dishwasher is churning, beside me are the rows of cereal and just off my work area, is the living room where toys are beeping and the television sings a song about Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, but it’s hard to want to change a lick of it. After all, one day she’ll grow up. One day she won’t be here anymore.
So for now, I make sacrifices. And even if part of me wishes I was trendy and carting off somewhere to be alone, instead I write a few sentences, and wipe mustard dribbles off her chin. Trying to cherish those small little moments, instead of allowing them to drive me batty. At least I can be successful—part of the time.
Jill loves to blend horror, comedy, the supernatural, and love, through her novels. A fan of genre blending, her work strives to cross boundaries, but most of all strives to entertain. She loves soft cuddly cats, warm blankets, and paranormal romances. Jill resides in Massachusetts, is constantly renovating her home that she shares with her husband, young daughter, and two skittish cats.
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