
Till It Stops Beating is going on tour with Rachel's Random Resources, if you wish to participate please contact me on rachel@rachelsrandomresources.com with your name, blog name, preferred post type and availability.

Till It Stops Beating by Hannah R. Goodman
Target Age: YA and up
Genre: Young Adult/Teen Romance Contemporary realistic fiction
Tour Dates: 15th - 21st October 2018
Publication Date: July 5th 2018
Formats available: Kindle Copy, PDF or Paperback
Standalone Novel
Estimated Page Count - 229
Types of post available: Reviews or Limited Guest Posts or Q&As
Potential Trigger Warnings: There are mental health issues dealt within the book as well as cancer and death
Purchase from Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/dp/1684330807/
Seventeen-year-old Maddie Hickman’s senior year begins with the good (the reemergence of The One That Got Away), the bad (a cancer diagnosis, not hers, but it might as well be) and the WTF (an anxiety attack that renders her writhing on the floor like an upside down crab).
Adding to her spiraling anxiety is Senior Project, in the form of I’ve Decided To Write A Book about The Other One That Got Away (And Crushed My Heart). Compounding it all is applying to college and keeping up with her friends. The ever mounting stress eventually rips her tight grip on all that she holds dear.
Her break down leads to an unexpected road trip where she is forced to listen to her wildly beating heart. It is only in the back of a convertible with pop music blasting, that she discovers she must risk everything in order to really live.
About Hannah R. Goodman
Often referred to as “the teenage whisperer”, Hannah R. Goodman’s twenty-year career working with teenagers includes the titles teacher, tutor, coach, and, more recently, mental health counselor. Hannah has written essays about mental health for various online publications. Her work has appeared on MindBodyGreen, OC87 Recovery Diaries, Zencare.co, and The Mighty. Though she has previously earned the title author with her first three books, the last was released in 2009 and all were self-published. This time around, indie publisher Black Rose Writing released her novel Till It Stops Beating this summer.
Hannah's first YA novel, My Sister’s Wedding, won the first place award for The Writer’s Digest International Self-Publishing Contest, 2004, children’s book division. She published the follow-up, My Summer Vacation, in May 2006, which went on to win a bronze IPPY in 2007. The third Maddie book, Fear of Falling, was released in the fall of 2009 and was praised by teachers and readers for tackling subjects like homophobia and coming out. She’s published young adult short stories on Amazon’s Shorts, in an anthology entitled Bound Is The Bewitching Lilith, and in the journal Balancing The Tides. She also has written columns for The Jewish Voice & Herald. Recent, previous projects include Sucker Literary, which features emerging YA authors and All The Way YA, a group blog of writers telling the real deal about writing and publishing YA fiction.
Hannah is a member of ARIA (Association of Rhode Island Authors) as well as a graduate of Pine Manor College's Solstice Program in Creative Writing where she earned an MFA in Writing For Young People. She resides in Bristol, RI with her husband, two daughters, and black and white cat named Zoe
Follow Hannah R. Goodman
Website: https://www.hannahrgoodman.com

Blog Tour Schedule
Maximum 3 stops per day. Confirmed blogs will appear here.
15th October
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Ali - The Dragon Slayer - Review
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Librarian Laura - Review
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Lisa Loves Literature - Promo
16th October
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Mai's Musings - Review
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Novel Addiction - Review
17th October
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Jess Bookish Life - Review
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Devilishly Delicious Book Reviews - Review
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donnasbookblog - Review
18th October
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Coffee and kindle book reviews - Review
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Nemesis Book Blog - Guest Post
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Books Tales by me - Review
19th October
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Anky's Book Bubble - Review
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Christina Philippou - Review
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Celticlady's Reviews - Guest Post
20th October
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Odd and Bookish - Review
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Books are my life - Review
21st October
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Thesecretworldofabookblogger - Review
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Jessica's Reading Room - Review
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The Scribblings - Review