Hello everyone! We are so excited to announce the tour schedule for Into the Sublime by Kate A Boorman.

July 25th
Kait Plus Books – Interview
Booksilovesite – Review

July 26th
Confessions of a YA Reader – Promotional Post
Pluvioreads – Review

July 27th
Mallory Books – Review & Mood Board
Jen Jen Reviews – Review

July 28th
Nine Bookish Lives – Promotional Post
Phannie the ginger bookworm – Review & Playlist

July 29th
Stuck in the Stacks – Review
The Bookwyrm’s Den – Review
popthebutterfly reads – Review

July 30th
Twirling Book Princess – Top 5 Reasons to Read Into the Sublime & 15 Reactions While Reading Into the Sublime

July 31st
Sara Mackenzi Reads – Promotional Post

July 25th
tbrandbeyond – Promotional Post
kerasalwaysreading – Review
daniereads87 – Blogger’s Choice

July 26th
shereadytoread – Review
gryffindorbookishnerd – Review
pluvioreads – Blogger’s Choice

July 27th
jacleomik33 – Review
bookdreamr – Blogger’s Choice
jenjenreviews – Blogger’s Choice

July 28th
justa.gal.andherbooks – Interview
ninebookishlives – Blogger’s Choice

July 29th
hooked.by.books – Promotional Post
stuck.in.the.stacks – Blogger’s Choice
popthebutterfly – Blogger’s Choice

July 30th
booking.with.janelle – Top 5 Reasons to Read Into the Sublime
booksatlunch – Review & Mood Board

July 31st
readerofthewrittenwork – Review
beauty_in_the_bookwork – Promotional Post
whimsicalblessingsblog – Blogger’s Choice
saramackenzi_reads – Blogger’s Choice

“Gripping and breathless, Into the Sublime is equal parts terrifying, claustrophobic, psychological, and cunning.” —Wendy Heard, author of She’s Too Pretty to Burn and Dead End Girls

A new YA psychological thrillerfrom the author of What We Buried about four teenage girls who descend into a dangerous underground cave system in search of a lake of local legend, said to reveal your deepest fears .

When the cops arrive, only a few things are clear:
– Four girls entered a dangerous cave.
– Three of them came out alive.
– Two of them were rushed to the hospital.
– And one is soaked in blood and ready to talk.

Amelie Desmarais’ story begins believably enough: Four girls from a now-defunct thrill-seeking group planned an epic adventure to find a lake that Colorado locals call “The Sublime.” Legend has it that the lake has the power to change things for those who risk—and survive—its cavernous depths. They each had their reasons for going. For Amelie, it was a promise kept to her beloved cousin, who recently suffered a tragic accident during one of the group’s dares.

But as her account unwinds, and the girls’ personalities and motives are drawn, things get complicated. Amelie is hardly the thrill-seeking type, and it appears she’s not the only one with the ability to deceive. Worse yet, Amelie is covered in someone‘s blood, but whose exactly? And where’s the fourth girl?

Is Amelie spinning a tale to cover her guilt? Or was something inexplicable waiting for the girls down there? Amelie’s the only one with answers, and she’s insisting on an explanation that is more horror-fantasy than reality. Maybe the truth lies somewhere in between?

After all, strange things inhabit dark places. And sometimes we bring the dark with us.

Content Warning: claustrophobic/risky situations, violence, discussion of pet death, panic attacks, dysfunctional family