Hello everyone! We are so excited to announce the tour schedule for The Taking of Jake Livingston by Ryan Douglass.

July 12th
DJREADSBOOKS -15 Reactions While Reading The Taking of Jake Livingston
Rajiv’s Reviews – Review
Books With Michelle – Favourite Quotes & Top 5 Reasons to Read The Taking of Jake Livingston

July 13th
Pages & Plots – Review
Andonshereads – Review & Favourite Quotes

July 14th
We Write at Dawn – Review & Favourite Quotes
The Bookwyrm’s Den – Review

July 15th
Stuck in Fiction – Promo Post
Reading Stewardess – Review
Emelie’s Books – Review & Mood Board

July 16th
Nine Bookish Lives – Review
Popthebutterfly Reads – Review
Roving Savant – Promo Post

July 17th
Stuck in the Stacks – Review
The Bookish Coven – Review & Favourite Quotes

July 18th
The Book Dutchesses – Review
The Fictional Journal – Review & Favourite Quotes
Justice For Readers – Review & Playlist

July 12th
bookworm_panda – Review
djreadsbooks – Blogger’s Choice
rajivsreviews – Blogger’s Choice
bookswithmichellee – Blogger’s Choice

July 13th
johsjournal – Journal Spread
thescorpion.bibliophile – Review
andonshereads – Blogger’s Choice

July 14th
stacialovestoread – Review
we.write.at.dawn – Blogger’s Choice
srbetler – Blogger’s Choice

July 15th
tbrandbeyond – Promo Post
skygoddess1 – Blogger’s Choice
emmesbooks – Blogger’s Choice

July 16th
antonique_reads – Review & Favourite Quotes
ninebookishlives – Blogger’s Choice
popthebutterfly – Blogger’s Choice
rovingsavant – Blogger’s Choice

July 17th
kathreadsya – Review
stuck.in.the.stacks – Blogger’s Choice
the_bookish_coven – Blogger’s Choice

July 18th
fangirlpixiebooks – Promo Post
hoardingbooks.herdingcats – Review & Favourite Quotes
thebookdutchesses – Blogger’s Choice
justiceforreaders – Blogger’s Choice

Synopsis:

Get Out meets Danielle Vega in this YA horror where survival is not a guarantee.

Jake Livingston is one of the only Black kids at St. Clair Prep, one of the others being his infinitely more popular older brother. It’s hard enough fitting in but to make matters worse and definitely more complicated, Jake can see the dead. In fact he sees the dead around him all the time. Most are harmless. Stuck in their death loops as they relive their deaths over and over again, they don’t interact often with people. But then Jake meets Sawyer. A troubled teen who shot and killed six kids at a local high school last year before taking his own life. Now a powerful, vengeful ghost, he has plans for his afterlife–plans that include Jake. Suddenly, everything Jake knows about ghosts and the rules to life itself go out the window as Sawyer begins haunting him and bodies turn up in his neighborhood. High school soon becomes a survival game–one Jake is not sure he’s going to win.