UNTIL THE BEGINNING Blogfest, Day 3 (Dressing for the Apocalypse)

Welcome to Day 3 of the UNTIL THE BEGINNING blogfest, celebrating the release of UNTIL THE BEGINNING on May 5! Check down at the bottom of the page for a book giveaway!

For Book 1, I was asked by Romance Times Book Reviews to dress my characters using Pinterest.

Juneau starts AFTER THE END living in the wilderness of Alaska, post World War III (or so she thinks!). Here are the clothes I found for her:

An image of various articles of clothing that Amy Plum envisions her heroine Juneau wearing

For those of you who have read the book, you will know that she quickly has to adapt to a pseudo post-Apocalyptic existence to the real world of here and now. She also has to disguise herself as a boy to escape her would-be captors. Here are the clothes I found for that close shave, as well as for the rest of Book 2, UNTIL THE BEGINNING.

An image of various articles of clothing that Amy Plum envisions her heroine Juneau wearing when she's disguised as a boy

And for Miles, who plays his rich-kid ways down with a casual look (that leaves him completely unprepared for the off-roading that Juneau drags him into, I chose this wardrobe:

An image of various articles of clothing that Amy Plum envisions her hero Miles wearing

Whether or not you end up obsessing over what the characters will wear, you can read their stories here:

AFTER THE END: purchase on Amazon, B&N, Book Depository, Indiebound

UNTIL THE BEGINNING: preorder for May 5 on Amazon, B&N, Book Depository, Indiebound.

And to win a copy of one of the two books, leave me a comment below telling me what one item of clothing YOU would consider essential while living in the Alaskan wilderness! This one will run for 2 days. And…go!

 

20 Comments to UNTIL THE BEGINNING Blogfest, Day 3 (Dressing for the Apocalypse)

  1. by Alejandr@ - On April 26, 2015

    Clean underwear.

  2. by Natalie @ Book Lovers Life - On April 26, 2015

    A warm waterproof long coat. It can double as a shelter if needed 😉

  3. by Helle - On April 26, 2015

    I would say a warm coat!

  4. by Tamsan al-said - On April 26, 2015

    Definitely some thermals

  5. by Celyn - On April 26, 2015

    Under armour cold gear

  6. by Gavin Chua - On April 26, 2015

    A thick jacket

  7. by Shelby von Wahl - On April 26, 2015

    Id say a warm coat, but thick warm socks and waterproof boots are just as important… I can’t wait for book two!

  8. by Nicole C. - On April 26, 2015

    I would definitely say a long coat that’s insulated to protect you from the cold. It also should have a high collar and a hood so you can zip it up and protect your face as well. I loved the first book I can’t wait for Until The Beginning to come out!

  9. by Sara - On April 26, 2015

    Definitely good, sturdy boots!

  10. by bn100 - On April 26, 2015

    jacket

  11. by Elizabeth - On April 26, 2015

    Warm fluffy boots would be essential. As long as my feet were warm, I think I could handle everything else!

  12. by April Castillo - On April 26, 2015

    I would consider thermal underwear to be an essential piece of clothing if I lived in the Alaskan wild.

  13. by Amy - On April 26, 2015

    Boots!

  14. by ZachJPayne - On April 26, 2015

    Thermal underwear, for sure!

  15. by Ana - On April 27, 2015

    A very heavy fleece jacket.

  16. by Karen Maldonado - On April 27, 2015

    A fur jacket like Juneau’s.

  17. by Sujey - On April 27, 2015

    I would need my snow boots.

  18. by Joelene - On April 27, 2015

    A warm fur coat to keep me from freezing!!

  19. by Amy Plum - On April 27, 2015

    Tamsan al-said has won this contest with the response of “thermals”. But I must say, all of your answers were spot-on. You would officially survive in the Alaskan wilderness. 😉

    Tamsan – send me your address. And everyone else…more to come!

  20. by Tamsan al-said - On April 29, 2015

    Wow thank you so much, just finished the first book can’t wait for the next one

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