true Tucker, Ariane (Fictitious character). JUVENILE FICTION / Social Issues / Self-Esteem & Self-Reliance. JUVENILE FICTION / Social Issues / Emotions & Feelings. 
Genetic engineering - Juvenile fiction. Extraterrestrial beings - Juvenile fiction. In honor of the cover reveal, I’m doing a giveaway! Enter the Rafflecopter below for a chance to win a $20 gift card to the book e-tailer of your choice (Amazon, B&N, etc.Label The trials Title The trials Statement of responsibility Stacey Kade Creator With Zane gone she has nothing left to lose. They destroyed all that she holds dear, including Zane Bradshaw, the one person she trusted and cared for the most-the person she was forced to leave behind, bleeding and alone.Īs her plan takes shape Ariane will need to depend on, now more than ever, the other side of her heritage-the cold, calculated instincts born from her alien DNA. She is prepared to die if it means taking down those involved in Project Paper Doll. Now she must participate in the upcoming trials: a deadly competition pitting her against other alien hybrids, each representing a rival corporation.īut Ariane is no one’s weapon. Jacobs, head of the research facility that created her. She’s beautiful, obviously, but it’s that direct, don’t-mess-with-me, I’m-done-with-you look that I love.Īfter being on the run, Ariane Tucker finds herself back where she started-under the cruel control of Dr. –Kaitlyn Raymond is the model for Ariane (and Ford on the cover for THE HUNT) and I love her expression in this photo. She’s breaking free, not going to play by their rules anymore. –This is the first cover where Ariane is the immediate focus, rather than the line itself, which, again, is representative of the change in Ariane. –Check out that bold, beautiful red! Ariane, in the stories, was always forced to wear muted colors so that she wouldn’t attract too much attention to herself. I think it’s part of the overall theme of Ariane no longer hiding (from herself or others.) –This is the first one cover where her hair is down. She’s lost so much at the start of this book, and she’s just had ENOUGH. Ariane is knocking things down and taking back control from those who seek to control her. I love the discord in the image, the destruction of the previously well-ordered line (aka a giant metaphor for Project Paper Doll). Tracey and I talked about the falling mannequin idea over a year ago, and they made it happen! (I believe the photographer is Michael Frost.) I love so many things about this cover, I’m not sure where to start! Huge thanks to Tracey Keevan, my editor, and Tyler Nevins, the designer. 
Here it is, the cover for THE TRIALS, the final book in the Project Paper Doll series! (Add to Goodreads.)
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