And so for more...

Jan 08, 2025 8:49 am

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My exclusive author for today is...

Hope Worthington

Hope Worthington just published her first book, Shifting Moon, a teen paranormal romance novel.

Hope lives in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with her amazing husband, three boys, three dogs, two fish, and one Russian tortoise. When not writing, Hope enjoys working out, running, and binge-watching anything new on Netflix (Riverdale is her current obsession), but what she really loves most is vegging out at the beach with a good book. If you have any good recommendations, she is open to suggestions!

Hope loves hearing from her readers and believes the most important aspect of being an author is the connection forged with those who have enjoyed her writing. Please stop by this page, leave a comment, leave a review, make a suggestion, or just say hello. She would love to hear from you.

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Hope is currently working on her second novel, a sequel to Shifting Moon, and hopes to have it completed by early next year.

Today we are talking about her debut novel, Shifting Moon.

Destiny awakening along with typical high school drama: Soulmates, Shape-Shifters and Ancient Roman Mythology

Seventeen-year-old Remy West is a typical high school senior. She is bright, popular with her friends and schoolmates, a leader on her cheerleader squad, and looking forward to the next chapter of her life when she graduates and attends college. Like most teenage girls living in an affluent area of Long Island and part of what many consider the popular group, Remy has her insecurities. One of the prettier girls in school, Remy has never had, nor wanted, a serious relationship or any relationship at all. She feels much more at ease in a small, quiet group or just hunkering down at home with a good book, rather than hanging in a big crowd or partying with whom many consider her popular group of friends.

Remy has always felt that a piece of her was incomplete, and her quest for something deeper often cast her as cold, conceited, and a bit of a tease by others. Even as a little girl, Remy felt something bigger awaited her, just out of reach.

But now, as a popular senior with all of the peer pressure that accompanied such a label, it would be so much easier if she could just let go, not care, and go with the flow her friends always seemed to want from her.