Virtual Book Tour for Rise! A Girl's Struggle for More

As we near launch day on October 20th of Diann Floyd Boehm's YA historical fiction, Rise! A Girl's Struggle for more, we're excited to share the stops on the virtual book tour. Diann is also doing in-person author events and book signings, including a pre-launch preview party at the Drumright Historical Society Museum tonight (October 5th) at 6 p.m. If you're nearby Drumright, Oklahoma, drop by and say hi and pick up a signed copy. Proceeds will go to the museum.

The live previews with Diann and with Rise! being noted as a 'hot new release' on Amazon, it's a great spring board to our virtual tour participants.

October 11 - Sarah Butland, Imagination Captured - book review

October 12 - Bring on Lemons - book review

October 20 - IndieView - author Q&A

October 20 - Baroness' Book Trove - book review

November 4 - Words from the Heart - guest post

November 5 - Words from the Heart - book review

November 17 - Laura's Books & Blogs - guest post

November 25 - Mary's Reviews - book review on YouTube and on Goodreads

Author, Diann Floyd Boehm

Make sure you visit and subscribe to each blog so you don't miss the reviews! As more reviewers and bloggers join the tour we'll update the schedule here. Learn more about Diann and her books at www.ocpublishing.ca/diann-floyd-boehm.html or at diannfloydboehm.com/

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