RATGIRL: Song of the Viper
Gayle C. Krause
Sixteen-year-old streetwise orphan, Jax Stone is an expert at surviving in a dangerous city, where rats rival the homeless for food and shelter, but she’s an amateur at fighting the immoral mayor when he kidnaps her little brother. Desperation demands she quickly master the role of courageous opponent. She uses her hypnotic singing voice to lead rats to their death, and all the children to safety, in a dying city cursed by the deadly sun.
About the Author
Gayle C. Krause is a member of SCBWI, YALITCHAT and The Cliffhouse YA Wonderwriters.She writes across the genres. Her first publication credit was a short story in Chicken Soup for the Kid’s Soul 2 (2006). The Storyteller’s Daughter, her YA historical short story, was featured in Timeless, A YA Historical Romance anthology from Pugalicious Press (2012).Her new YA novel, RATGIRL: Song of the Viper was published in February 2013 (Noble Young Adult).
During the course of her writing career Ms. Krause has served as assistant editor for Underneath the Juniper Tree, a dark fantasy online magazine developed for young teens, a children’s book reviewer for Children’s Literature .com and she offers a critique service for children’s writers at First Peek Critique. (www.gayleckrause.com)
She also runs a blog that encourages new children’s writers through contests, book reviews and author interviews. http://thestorytellersscroll.blogspot.com.
The Tour
January 20th
–Addicted Readers
–Buried Under Books
–Not Everyone’s Mama
–OldVictorianQuill
January 21st
–Pete de violet
–Books of Love
–Pieces of Whimsy
–anastacia reviews
–Tracy E. Banghart
January 22nd
–Read it in Houston
–Story Envy
–RealityLapse
–Darkmotive’s Books and More
–Livingbetweenbooks
January 23rd
–Howling Books and Design
–Njkinny’s World of Books
–trips down imagination road
January 24th
–Contagious Reads
–Because Reading is better than real life
–Ebook Escapes
–We Do Write
January 25th
–Booker Like a Hooker
–Crazy Book Reviewer
–Reader Girls
–Why I Can’t Stop Reading
–Dalene’s Book Reviews