Summer Blog Hop
Aftermath, Book One in the Afterworld Saga

​August 22, 2015, by AngiePratt0414--​After losing her father, Emma Bennett moves to her aunt’s small town of Westport to finish out her senior year of high school. Emma wants to forget the pain and loss of the past few weeks, finding relief in the company of Ben Parker—a local boy who she has an instant attraction and uncanny connection with. When Ben seems a little too preoccupied with other responsibilities and has no time for her, Emma turns to the town’s hottest flirt—Lucas Crandon—for affection. Unfortunately, she realizes a little too late that, sometimes, bad boys really can be bad for you.
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Twists in Time Anthology Blog Tour
Interview with PaperBlog

June 29, 2015--Welcome Sandy! Thanks so much for visiting!
Tell us about your current release.I am thrilled to be a part of Twists in Time, an anthology with award-winning authors I really respect. It is an entertaining collection of time travel short stories. My short story, Aftertime, features Emma Bennett and Ben Parker, characters from the Afterworld Saga. Readers will get a glimpse of them in a past life. ​​
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Express Yourself Teen Radio
The Gift of Adapting

March 24, 2015 -- Life is full of conflict and challenges, yet we humans are full of resilience. Whenever we find ourselves in trying times, we grow, we change, we acclimate, we adapt. Hosts Henna Hundal and Asya Gonzalez navigate the topic of adapting to change with Global Talk reporter, Ryan Sim who uses the current California drought as an example of adapting to different scenarios. Henna and Asya also interview author Sandy Goldsworthy with her books Aftermath and Aftershock, as she talks about how adaptation has registered in her writing and her personal life. 
Listen to the live broadcast on March 24, 2015 at 12 noon, Pacific Time. For more information, click here. 

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M Milwaukee's Lifestyle Magazine
Local Book Roundup

March, 2015 -- The seed of the story that the Town of Delafield’s Sandy Goldsworthy would grow into her first young adult novel, “Aftermath,” came to her in a vivid dream of a train
derailment.
In that dream, she saw two survivors pulling souls out of deceased passengers and “helping them up to heaven.”
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Lake Country Now Living Sunday
Wales resident stays the course to find success with teen novel

December 4, 2014 -- This specific interest of creating stories, molding characters and shaping worlds began in high school for Sandy Goldsworthy.

Goldsworthy took a creative writing course. Piece of cake, she thought. Not a straight-A student, but smart enough to breeze past a class on writing. Her confidence grew, especially after hearing of that first assignment. One paragraph to describe the exterior of a house? No problem. Read more... 

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Aftermath Book Tour 

Renee Shearer Blog

December 11, 2014 -- WHAT IS YOUR WRITING INSPIRATION?
That’s a tough question since many things inspire me when it comes to writing. But I would have to say that my initial inspiration came from a teacher. 
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Girly Girl Book Reviews

November 19, 2014 -- REVIEW
The author will have you wrapped around her novel will the twists and little pieces she delivers to keep you on your toes wanting to know how it ends.
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Juniper Grove 

November 18, 2014 -- WITHOUT GIVING TOO MUCH AWAY, CAN YOU TELL US WHAT YOUR BOOK IS ABOUT?
Aftermath is a fantasy novel told in alternating points of view. Ben Parker is a decorated agent in the Afterworld’s Bureau of Investigation. He spent decades searching earth for the wife he left behind when he died in WWII. 
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Shelf of Imagination

November 14, 2014 -- REVIEW
I have been reading a ton of YA books lately and I keep seeing the same basic story. When I started reading this I was hoping for something different. I got that and more. This blew me away. It was so different from a typical death/love story. It is a love that transcends time. Read more...

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The Wonderings of One Person

November 10, 2014 -- WHAT WAS THE INSPIRATION FOR YOUR STORY?
The concept of Ben Parker’s character came to me about five years ago. I had a very visual dream about a train derailing. Railcars tumbled off a ridge, landing on top of each other in a ravine. There was a young man on the train that was untouched by the accident. Read more...

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