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If I Should Die Tour Stop: Guest Post + Giveaway

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Being a fan of this series I’m excited to have the If I Should Die blog tour drop by the blog today. We’ve got a fun Video-filled guest post featuring Kate’s (the MC) favorite fight scenes, and a fab giveaway!

If I Should Die
Amy Plum

Series: Revenants, #3
Publication date: May 7th 2013
by Harper Teen

I will not lose another person I love. I will not let history repeat itself.

Vincent waited lifetimes to find me, but in an instant our future together was shattered. He was betrayed by someone we both called a friend, and I lost him. Now our enemy is determined to rule over France’s immortals, and willing to wage a war to get what they want.

It shouldn’t be possible, none of it should be, but this is my reality. I know Vincent is somewhere out there, I know he’s not completely gone, and I will do anything to save him.

After what we’ve already fought to achieve, a life without Vincent is unimaginable. He once swore to avoid dying—to go against his nature and forsake sacrificing himself for others—so that we could be together. How can I not risk everything to bring my love back to me?

Kate’s 5 Favorite Fight Scenes

Uma Thurman in Kill Bill: the scene where Black Mamba fights the Crazy 88

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: the scene where Ziyi fights Michelle
(could not embed the video for this one it wasn’t available in my country)

Princess Bride: the fight between Inigo Montoya and the Dread Pirate Roberts

Matrix: The Lobby Scene

Return of the King: Eowyn vs the Nazgul with one of my FAVORITE LINES EVER!!! (Guess which!)

About the Author

Amy’s Website / Goodreads / Facebook / Twitter

Amy Plum is the author of the International Bestseller DIE FOR ME, which is an Indie Next List pick, Romance Times top pick, and recipient of a starred review from School Library Journal. DIE FOR ME is the first novel in a YA trilogy set in Paris. Book 2 in the series, UNTIL I DIE, releases in May 2012. Amy grew up in Birmingham, Alabama before venturing further afield to Chicago, Paris, London and New York. An art historian by training, she can be found on most days either daydreaming or writing (or both) in a Parisian café.

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