Welcome to my spot on the ForeverChild by Mark Lavine book tour hosted by The Children’s Book Review

About Forever Child

What if you could live hundreds of years – but never age?

In the year 2315 you can live for hundreds of years and never age past eleven. That is, if you’re one of the lucky ones. But the not-so-lucky ones are disturbingly close, and they’re threatening your safety, security, and even your deepest beliefs. Soon, it will be all-out war.

Among a chosen few, life expectancy is now hundreds of years; these are the forever children, and science has found a way to keep them in a nearly endless childhood state. Secure in their giant hives, they have left the outsiders, who must live natural lives, to fend for themselves.

This is the story of Kianno and Seelin, two youths who find themselves trading places in this strange new world, one leading the life of a forever child and the other growing up in the anarchy of the outside world.

Their lives come together in surprising and unexpected ways, as they both become involved in a fierce struggle between the two worlds.

Discover for yourself a future world of eternal childhood, and the nightmares and battles which erupt from this seemingly innocent society.

But the quest for endless youth comes at a cost.

How will Kianno and Seelin survive in this battle for eternal life?

Review for ForeverChild

What an entrancing read in this fast paced story! The author did a fabulous job of bringing us forward about 300 years while letting us know the history – both in an informative yet not boring way. The world building is out of sight, I could feel what it was like to live in both the “normal” outside world and within the hives of the forever children. The characters are fantastic, namely Kianno and Seelin who bring the different worlds alive. The twists, turns, and emotions pack a powerful punch. It’s definitely a story I won’t be forgetting soon.

This post is sponsored by Mark Lavine. The opinions expressed reflect my personal view.

About the Author

Mark Lavine is the author of four novels: Dr. Prozac, ForeverChild, Victimless Crimes, and Windekind. He lives in the mountains of Vermont with his wife, daughter, and their Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. He loves to take long hikes through the nearby woods, and to cross-country ski in the winter. The dog likes to join in these adventures, but the dog mostly prefers long naps.

Check out Mark’s website

Giveaway for ForeverChild

Enter for the chance to win a personalized, signed copy of ForeverChild: A Novel of the Future, one signed poster, and a Kindle Paperwhite!

One (1) grand prize winner receives:

-A personalized, signed copy of ForeverChild: A Novel of the Future

-A signed poster

-A Kindle Paperwhite

Three (3) winners receive:

-A personalized, signed copy of ForeverChild: A Novel of the Future

-A signed poster

Seven (7) winners receive:

-A personalized, signed copy of ForeverChild: A Novel of the Future

Enter here and best of luck to you!

ForeverChild Book Tour

Friday, September 1, 2023The Children’s Book ReviewBook Review of ForeverChild

Monday, September 4, 2023The Momma SpotBook Review of ForeverChild

Tuesday, September 5, 2023Stargirls.Magical.TaleBook Review of ForeverChild

Wednesday, September 6, 2023Satisfaction for Insatiable ReadersBook Review of ForeverChild

Thursday, September 7, 2023Life Is What It’s CalledAuthor Interview with Mark Lavine

Friday, September 8, 2023icefairy’s Treasure ChestBook Review of ForeverChild

Monday, September 11, 2023A Blue Box Full of BooksBook Review of ForeverChild and Little Free Library Drop

Tuesday, September 12, 2023One More ExclamationBook Review of ForeverChild

Wednesday, September 13, 2023Froggy Read TeachBook Review of ForeverChild

Thursday, September 14, 2023Mommy’s Block PartyBook Review of ForeverChild

Friday, September 15, 2023Eye-Rolling Demigod’s Book BlogAuthor Interview with Mark Lavine

Wednesday, September 20, 2023Country Mamas with KidsBook Review of ForeverChild

Thursday, September 21, 2023Confessions of a Book AddictBook Giveaway of ForeverChild

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