Amy Lignor
Series: The Angel Chronicles, #1
Release date: February 1st 2012
by Tribute Books
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How does a girl choose between the one who steals her heart and the one who owns her soul?
Matt and Emily were created for a specific job. Raised and trained as the ultimate angel/warrior team, they are sent down to save, defend, judge and forgive, depending on the 'life' they've been assigned. What they don't realize is that the power of human emotions, such as love, anger, passion and fear can take over even the best of souls, causing them to make mistakes and follow paths that lead to confusion and heartache.
When the reason for their training is finally revealed, the angel/warrior team find themselves thrust into a world they know nothing about. Matt takes over the life of Daniel, a young man with a great deal of baggage. Emily becomes Liz, a girl living in a remote village who relies on nothing more than her own strength to survive. A violent storm erupts one night, and framed in the window of Liz's establishment is a frightening face. Let in by the soul of a Good Samaritan, the two visitors bring with them a past full of secrets that could literally change an angel's path and a warrior's plans.
From murder to redemption, this angel/warrior team must find a way to keep the faith they have in each other in a world that's ripping them apart.
Guest post with Amy Lignor
The ‘Angels’ in Lights!
I have to say this is the most difficult question thus far that I’ve been asked because I actually want the girl who is on the cover of Until Next Time. But unless one of the graphic artists at the publishing company also moonlights as Dr. Frankenstein, I suppose that’s out.
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| Callan McAuliffe as Matt |
There are many out there who automatically would shout out that Taylor Lautner should be Matt, my warrior. Problem is, I need his muscles, Shia Labeouf’s sense of humor, the startlingly blue eyes that Daniel Radcliffe owns, and dirty-blond hair. And they do have to be the right age. I just can’t have a twenty-four-year-old play a seventeen-year-old. As things stand in the industry right now, Callan McAuliffe would be my choice for Matt. I say this because of his acting ability as well as the long, lean form he has. I’ve seen him look into the camera and laugh, tear up, stay strong, get angry - so he most definitely has the acting chops to carry Matt off. And he has that innocent face still that looks unharmed by the rest of the world. I’m looking forward to his turn as young Gatsby in the film adaptation of The Great Gatsby that‘s coming in our future. This, I believe, will really show his range. He’s truly a face to watch, and being from Australia he adds that little added-extra kick of the ‘unknown foreigner’ factor.
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| India Eisley as Emily |
The female is even more difficult; I wish that Emma Stone could be ten years younger. I need Emily to be able to come across with so many emotions. She needs that anger (without a pout, preferably), and she needs to be able to roll her eyes and fall very hard in love, almost at the same time. The actresses in the age range are lean. I like Nina Dobrev and Abigail Breslin, but I would have to go with India Eisley. (The Secret Life of the American Teenager).
She will need those emerald green contacts, but she has the innocent face - like McAuliffe - that would really show the viewer she’s having a very hard time with all these human emotions, but still seem believable and strong to her soul mate. And now that India has experienced the Underworld, she should be allowed to come from somewhere a little higher up :).
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| Keifer Sutherland as Mike |
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| Johnny Depp as Gabe |
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| Daniel Radcliffe as "mysterious love interest" |
And there is a love interest in this one that Dan Radcliffe would be perfect for! I hope I’ll see all of you at the movie!
Until Next Time, Everybody.
Amy
You had me at Johnny Depp! Thanks so much Amy for dropping by the blog. I would definitely be watching this movie! :)
Amy Lignor began her career at Grey House Publishing in northwest Connecticut where she was the Editor-in-Chief of numerous educational and business directories.
Now she is a published author of several works of fiction. The Billy the Kid historical The Heart of a Legend; the thriller, Mind Made; and the adventure novel, Tallent & Lowery 13. She is also the owner of The Write Companion, a company that offers help and support to writers through a full range of editorial services from proofreading and copyediting to ghostwriting and research. As the daughter of a research librarian, she is also an active book reviewer. Currently, she lives with her daughter, mother and a rambunctious German Shepherd named Reuben, in the beautiful state of New Mexico.
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