Fate has brought them together. But will it also keep them apart?
Having moved to a strange town, seventeen-year-old Joey Gray is feeling a little lost, until she meets a cute, mysterious boy near her new home.
But there's a very good reason why Tristan Halloway is always to be found roaming in the local graveyard...
Today I'm joined on the blog by Lilian Carmine as part of her blog tour for her debut book The Lost Boys, a romance story with a difference, which I'll be reviewing later this weekend.
Lilian Carmine is a writer and freelance artist, living in Sau Paulo Brazil. She is currently working on illustrated children’s books, animation, comic books, character design and creation, and digital painting – as well as the next book in her hugely popular Lost Boys series.
Can you tell us a
little bit about The Lost Boys?
The Lost Boys is a book about a love that endures through time and
death. But it is not only about the romance, the book also is about the power of true friendship, passion for music and a heroin that will always fight for those she loves. There are also a lot of supernatural things, magic spells, a super villain and an epic adventure of an amazing group of boys and one rocking girl.
Where did the inspiration come from to write a ghost love story?
I wanted to write a
romance with a hint of the supernatural, and ghost stories were always very
scary to me, so I wanted to write one where one of the characters would be a
ghost, but a very lovely charming one that nobody would ever be scared of.
Which came first,
the characters or the plot?
The characters. I
knew from day one that the story would have a ghost-boy, a heroin protagonist,
and four amazing friends and band mates to accompany the couple in their
journey.
