A Touch of Poison, by Aaron Kite, is now available in audiobook. Janet Henke, life-long dramatist, has skillfully narrated this YA tale of intrigue and triumph. In 2012 A Touch of Poison won the Watty Award for best YA fantasy, and received rave reviews from readers. Janet says of the narration process: “For me, this experience is an excellent opportunity to grow and learn…. I do believe that young audiences will enjoy the audio version; hope it knocks…
Aaron Kite, author of the popular YA fantasy, A Touch of Poison, appeared this year at When Words Collide in Calgary to launch his new novel, and speak on several panels including one on writing YA fiction. His insights, humour and pragmatic approach to world-building and writing captured the audience. A Touch of Poison is available in print and eBook from Five Rivers, online booksellers worldwide, and select bookstores.
Another fantastic event held by the organizers of When Words Collide. Five Rivers senior editor, Robert Runte and many Five Rivers authors attended, taking part in panels, pitch sessions, signings and general networking. In the coming days more news and photos will be available, for now we thought we’d share these three. Apologies for the quality; Robert’s phone revolted on his way out the door and so he used a spare, and thus the quality…
It would appear Amazon’s readers love Aaron Kite’s YA fantasy, A Touch of Poison. Take a gander at what they’re saying. 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful 5.0 out of 5 stars Beautiful, May 31, 2014 By Nicole Burton – See all my reviews This review is from: A Touch of Poison (Paperback) I first read this book on wattpad.com and fell in love with it. It was one of the first books I actually finished reading…
It’s a busy summer here at Five Rivers, and we’re pleased to let our fans and readers know Aaron Kite’s Wattie Award-winning YA fantasy is now available for pre-order through Five Rivers’ website, as well as from online retailers globally. Gwenwyn is the most miserable princess ever, and for good reason. Merely brushing up against her or touching her exposed skin is enough to cause painful burns, or worse. And if that wasn’t enough, she’s…