Imogen Rose and She Said Save Me - Portal Soundtrack @ImogenRoseTweet

About a year ago, when Imogen Rose, the author of the cult bestseller, the Portal Chronicles, was surfing You Tube she stumbled upon a song, If We Fall, and she instantly fell in love with both the lyrics and the male vocal. She put it on her writing playlist and looked up the band (She Said Save Me) on Facebook… and liked their page. A while later, she received a PM from Joe Vercillo, saying that if her books were ever adapted for film or TV to feel free to use his music. She had no idea who he was, but looked him up. Imagine her fan girl squee moment when she discovered that he was the lead singer for She Said Save Me! They have been Facebook friends ever since.

The Portal Chronicles starts off with a serendipitous meeting in a London pub, which rockets the lives of the characters into a time warp of what-ifs. During the prologue, which is the key to the story, Rupert is humming a song in the London pub where Olivia and him seal their fates. Imogen Rose always wondered what he was singing. Now she knows. She wrote the lyrics and She Said Save Me has put it to music, and is releasing it under their label. Needless to say, both parties are uber excited about this collaboration.

The song will be released on Valentine’s Day and will be available as a free download.

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Joe Vercillo - vocals, guitar


Randy Lee - violin


Mike Olsen - cello


Ryan Granville-Martin - producer, engineer, arranger


Mastered by Nick Rawson


Lyrics by Imogen Rose

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German, French, Japanese, Spanish language editions: links on Imogen Rose’s website

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PORTAL Lyrics

Tonight you wished upon our star

I had this feeling

Releasing dreams into the dark

Starlight revealing

A shooting star of promises

No delusions

Fades into the lights below

A spark of illusion

It’s fantasy, unwritten destiny

A portal to a secret wish

Is this real, or is this just a midsummer night dream’s what-if

Is this a dream of you and me

Is this a dream of you and me

Is this a dream of you and me

What if you’re not real, just hallucination?

An imaginary fixation

What if we escape to a new dimension?

Through a time warp in a broken constellation

It’s fantasy, unwritten destiny

A portal to a secret wish

Is this real, or is this just a midsummer night dream’s what-if

Is this a dream of you and me

Is this a dream of you and me

Is this a dream of you and me

Got a Teen? Great YA reads for Kindle!

My niece is visiting me for Spring Break. I haven't seen much of her and her boyfriend; they've been busy at the beach, at the boardwalk, at the outlet shops, at the mini-golf course...you get the idea. But being with these young adults started me thinking about the great YA books I've read, and I decided to feature three today.

How does an emo teen with an ex-druggie mum, a non-existent father and a penchant for fast cars fit into a traditional Aussie church? Why has the new boy, Mr Perfect Pastor's Kid, caused her to question every belief she holds dear? And why the sudden interest in Leviticus?

Maisy May is a novella - a short novel - for teens and adults. It is the first in a series of three about Maisy.

Contains occasional swearing, and sexual and religious themes.

 

 

 

 

Who is Faustine? When Faustine Spencer was five years old, she discovered a secret that changed her life forever. At twelve, her parents sent her to Bonfire Academy where she received learned to control her special powers.
 

Now, all she wants is to be a typical teenager. When drop-dead gorgeous Ryker finally notices her, she couldn't be happier.
 

Then her father disappears, and she is named his successor. With her life in danger, Faustine must learn to follow one of Bonfire Academy's most important rules: Trust no one.

 

 

 

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In My Link In Time, Charity accepts Lincoln's marriage proposal, certain they can handle anything that might come their way. Link’s newly acquired lust for blood becomes the first problem to tackle...saying “I do” comes next.

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Who is FAUSTINE?

I have been asking this question for months. Finally, I will find the answer!

Faustine is the first book in the Bonfire Chronicles series penned by Imogen Rose, my friend and fellow author. Here's a quick synopsis of the book:

Who is Faustine? When Faustine Spencer was five years old, she discovered a secret that changed her life forever. At twelve, her parents sent her to Bonfire Academy in Switzerland to ensure that she received the training needed to control her increasing powers.

Three years later, Faustine returns to Manhattan. All she wants is to be a typical teenager, at least, one that's part of the in-crowd at her Upper East Side High School. When drop-dead gorgeous Ryker, her long-time crush from the Academy, finally notices her, she couldn't be happier.

However, her desire for a normal life is shattered when her father, a prominent sovereign, disappears after naming her as his successor. Her siblings begin to disappear, and Faustine finds herself in the midst of a power struggle. With her life in danger, Faustine must learn to follow one of Bonfire Academy's most important rules: Trust no one. 

Faustine