First, the synopsis - did you read it? I like the online relationship theme when it's sprinkled with a friendship in the real world. Otherwise it's a bit (if not a lot) creepy. And dangerous.
Second - the cover. I'm not even sure I know what to say about it. I mean, it's gorgeous of itself. Does it connect to the book? How should I know? But I like how the light streams from the back and casts the girl in shadow. Does the light bring hope and warmth? It sure seems so.
Stay tuned and share any thoughts you may have too!
BOOK INFO:
The Opposite of Nothing by Shari SladePublication date: April 14th 2014
Genres: Contemporary, New Adult, Romance
Synopsis:
Callie
Evans would rather hide out in her DJ sound booth than face the fact
that she’s in love with her best friend, notorious campus hottie Tayber
King.
Tayber turns hooking up into an art form–no drama, no commitment, no lies, and nobody gets hurt. Nobody but Callie, that is. When she sees an opportunity to explore his sexier side using a fake online profile, she grabs it. Now her uninhibited alter-ego ‘Sasha’ is steaming up the screen, and Callie’s whole life is breaking all of Tayber’s rules.
As Callie and Tayber get closer, online and off, she knows she has to confess. And risk losing him forever.
Tayber turns hooking up into an art form–no drama, no commitment, no lies, and nobody gets hurt. Nobody but Callie, that is. When she sees an opportunity to explore his sexier side using a fake online profile, she grabs it. Now her uninhibited alter-ego ‘Sasha’ is steaming up the screen, and Callie’s whole life is breaking all of Tayber’s rules.
As Callie and Tayber get closer, online and off, she knows she has to confess. And risk losing him forever.
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AUTHOR BIO:
Shari Slade is a snarky
optimist. A would-be academic with big dreams and very little means.
When she isn’t toiling away in the non-profit sector, she’s writing
gritty stories about identity and people who make terrible choices in
the name of love (or lust). Somehow, it all works out in the end. If she
had a patronus it would be a platypus.Frequently found in a blanket fort, you can also find her contributing at Wonkomance, on twitter, facebook, or tumblr.
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