Tempest Blog Tour - Julia Cross' Soundtrack to Tempest.

I am pleased to be hosting the last stop on the Tempest blog tour. 
Julie Cross has created a fabulous post for us, where she tells us about the playlist she created for TEMPEST.

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I have a bit of a song lyric obsession when it comes to TEMPEST. My playlist began forming a LONG time ago and I've altered and changed it many times. I've also asked readers for suggestions and the response has been awesome. One book blogger even sent me a CD of her brothers band out in California because they have a time travel song that goes so well with Tempest and I don't have an i-Pod to download it from i-Tunes.  Anyway, my playlist is, like 40 songs...and I have it broken into categories-- I'm a nuts when it comes to songs. Hope you enjoy and feel free to make more suggestions. 

Jackson and 009 Holly (before and with the "flash forwards")
The Scientist- Coldplay
Secrets- One Republic
Falling In Love In A Coffee Shop- Landon Pigg
Collide- Howie Day
Creepy Espionage Songs
Teenage FBI- Guided by Voices
Eyes On The Horizon- Brendan Benson
Cornerstone- Arctic Monkeys 

Poor Jackson stuck in 2007/time-travel related songs
These Walls- Teddy Geiger
The Man Who Can't Be Moved- The Script
The Scientist- Coldplay
You and Me- Lifehouse (also sort of time-travel related)
1983- Neon Trees
Still- Matt Nathanson

Jackson and 007 Holly
Chasing Cars- Snow Patrol
Faster- Matt Nathanson
Fallin In- Lifehouse

Jackson and Courtney
Somewhere Only We Know- Keane
Slipped Away- Avril Lavigne
Fix You- Coldplay

Jackson and 009 Holly (after)
Broken- Lifehouse
Only Hope- Switchfoot
If Its Love- Train
Your Guardian Angel- Red Jump Suit Apparatus

Songs for the VERY end of Tempest *sob*
Run- Snow Patrol
Everyday is Exactly The same- NIN
Someone Like You- Adele
Hold On Hope- Guided by Voices

Tempest went on sale on January 5th and is available at all major bookstores.


To find out more about Julie Cross:
Twitter: @Juliecross1980
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Blog:http://juliecross.blogspot.com/