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Saturday, May 5, 2012

Blog Tour: Saving You, Saving Me by Kailin Gow (Guest Post)

Today on the blog for a book tour hosted by AToMR Book Blog tours, I have Kailin Gow, author of many books but we're focusing on Saving You Saving Me today ;D  Gow is here for a guest post talking about her dream cast for Saving You Saving Me. Also, don't forget to check out the other tour stops HERE.
Kailin Gow's Saving You Saving Me Dream Cast:
It’s difficult to choose actors to play the roles of the characters, because we all have different ideas of who should play Sam or Collins or Daggers. I had different ideas of how Sam should look, but since Saving You Saving Me dealt with some actual locations and realistic elements, I subconsciously delved into realistic characteristics of people I know as well. For the role of Sam, I had to draw from my own experience, just as the story and places were from that as well. Not that the role of Sam is set in stone. Also, if you’re the type of reader who can’t see any images of the characters because that in itself is a spoiler, then skip over these photos.
Samantha (Sam) Sullivan
Sam is a natural beauty who is flawless – perfect skin, bright green eyes, full dark hair, and medium height, feminine and athletic build. She’s also mature for her age, serious, a straight-A student, very smart and kind, and wherever she goes, guys fall over themselves to get her attention, which she’s oblivious to. Well… Kristin Kreuk, who played Lana on The CW’s Smallville happens to fit Sam in looks and personality. And, well, I happen to know her from real life, as we’re both passionate about helping young women with self-esteem and image. And so is Sam.
Here’s a photo of Kristin (in the center) and me (far right, no not the blonde) at a girl’s retreat where I was her guest and speaker.

Collins McGregor
Several people pictured Jensen Ackles as Collins McGregor, the hot sexy music mogul who has an intense relationship with Sam. He’s got icy blue eyes that can be intense, yet amused at the same time. Collins McGregor is complex, cool, a little dangerous, witty, charismatic, and worldly. Just so happens Kristin and Jensen played lovers before in Smallville (believe me, I didn’t plan on this pairing, but it seems to work).

Daggers
– Not Going to Picture him because he’s supposed to be an Anonymous Caller. He’s charming, vulnerable, charismatic, sensitive, and mysterious. Sam finds herself passionately drawn to him, caring more for him than she should.
Derek
Steven McQueen was suggested by many people for the role of Derek, the college student who trains Sam at Sawyer House, the teen and young adult crisis center where Sam volunteers as a peer counselor. Derek is cute, sweet, handsome with dark hair and dark eyes and very good at what he does. He also cares for Sam and doesn’t want her to get hurt.
So there you have it! A few of my cast choices for Saving You Saving Me. There will be a few more, like Sam’s mother, father, and sister Nydia, Vincent, Gail, and Dr. Green.
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About the book:
18 year old high school senior and aspiring psychologist Samantha Sullivan (Sam) never thought she would fall for the one mysterious guy she has been speaking to over the phone for months, the boy the counselors called Daggers. She wasn't supposed to talk to him outside of their sessions. But as she began to peel the layers of Daggers and learn who he is, the one boy she is supposed to be saving, might just be the one who is saving her.
Buy the book: Amazon
About the author:
Kailin Gow is the author of over 100 books, with the majority of them for young adults. A full-time author, she is also a producer, having worked in radio, television, and film. She grew up in Southern California, lived in Texas and England, and had traveled extensively around the world. She
Find the author: Website | Blog | Twitter | Facebook |  Goodreads
I hoped you enjoyed this guest post & don't forget to check out the other tour stops HERE!

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