Hello everyone! We are so excited to announce the tour schedule for Damned If You Do by Alex Brown.

July 31st
Never Hollowed By The Stare – Promotional Post

August 1st
Confessions of a YA Reader – Promotional Post
My Bookish Ways – Review, Favorite Quotes

August 2nd
The Caffeinated Rareder – Review
Rampant Reading Reviews – Review

August 3rd
Beneath A Thousand Skies – Review
Gwendalyn’s Books – Review

August 4th
And On She Reads – Promotional Post
Absorbing Reads – Review

August 5th
Boys’ Mom Reads! – Review
Charli’s Book Box – Promotional Post

August 6th
A Book and Chai – Review

July 31st
quirkylitlover – Review
temmathomas – Review, Favorite Quotes

August 1st
mythicmelancholy – Top 5 Reasons to Read Damned If You Do
my.bookish.mind – Review, Favorite Quotes
my.bookish.ways – Content Creator’s Choice

August 2nd
thecaffeinatedrareder – Content Creator’s Choice
rampant_reading – Content Creator’s Choice

August 3rd
rickys_radical_reads – Review
ablueboxfullofbooks – Creative Post: Little Free Library Drop, TikTok
gwendalyn_books_ – Content Creator’s Choice

August 4th
the_bibliophilic_world – Review
hey_its_meg_777 – Content Creator’s Choice

August 5th
booking.with.janelle – Review
chaibooksandthemoon – Top 5 Reasons to Read Damned If You Do, Book Look
charlisbookbox – Content Creator’s Choice

August 6th
enthuse_reader – Review
nikki_bookbinges – Review, Playlist

Synopsis:

Queer Buffy the Vampire Slayer meets Filipino folklore in this horror comedy about a high school stage manager who accidentally sells her soul to a demon.

Seven years ago, Cordelia Scott’s abusive father left without a word, and life has been normal ever since. The seventeen-year-old spends her days stage managing the school play (which is going great, if anyone asks), pining over her best friend, Veronica, and failing one too many pop quizzes.

She’s never been sad that her father left, but she knows something is…missing. When her school guidance counselor, Fred, reveals during a session that he’s actually a demon, she learns that something is indeed missing: a piece of her actual soul. Why? She unwittingly made a deal with him to make her father disappear – then bargained to have the memory erased. To make matters worse, Fred is here to make another bargain: Help him with a “little” demonic problem, or she’s doomed to spend eternity in Hell with her father.

The deal? Help Fred neutralize a rival demon, who means to do more harm in her hometown than your average demon deal.