Blog Tour: Trouble Never Sleeps by Stephanie Tromly –
Infamous Outlaw Couples Through History in Honor of Digby & Zoe

Christy (aka @diamondxgirl) is here today to guest chat about her favorite mischievous YA couple – Digby and Zoe from the Trouble series! See how Digby rivals Veronica Mars and all of the trouble they’ve been in through in Christy’s reviews of Trouble is a Friend of Mine and Trouble Makes a Comeback and be sure to pick up Trouble Never Sleeps, the final book in the TROUBLE series!

 

Trouble Never Sleeps (Trouble #3) by Stephanie Tromly

Category: Young Adult, Contemporary, Mystery
Publication: April 24th, 2018; Kathy Dawson Books
Purchase: Amazon

Happily Ever After gets a serious makeover in this swoony, non-stop, thrill-ride of a conclusion to the Trouble Is a Friend of Mine trilogy

No one makes getting into trouble look as good as Philip Digby—and he looks good doing it. Now that he’s back in town, he’s plunged Zoe (and their Scooby Gang of wealthy frenemy Sloane, nerd-tastic genius Felix, and aw-shucks-handsome Henry) back into the deep end on the hunt for his kidnapped sister. He’s got a lead, but it involves doing a deal with the scion of an alarmingly powerful family, not to mention committing some light treason. Zoe and Digby are officially together now, and she’s definitely up for whatever closure this new caper might offer, even though this mystery will come with a twist neither expected.

With acerbic banter, steamy chemistry, and no small amount of sarcasm, Zoe and Digby are the will-they-or-won’t-they, charismatic crime solving couple you’ve been waiting for.

 

 

Infamous Outlaw Couples Through History in Honor of Digby & Zoe

Hands up if you were/are the biggest Veronica Mars fan. My love for LoVe is never ending, unlike the series that finished up with a movie (and several books). But not to worry – the Trouble series will give any VM fan a taste of mischief, unforgettable characters, and a romance you won’t soon forget. In honor of Digby + Zoe and Veronica + Logan (excuse me but Duncan was NEVER an option but I totally dabble in #TeamPiz for a bit), we are talking about three infamous crime fighting duos in history.

 

Batman & Robin

One of the best things DC has done for Batman is give him a partner. Through the different iterations of the comic, Robin has changed players but remains loyal to the Bat. Ironically, Robin was created to be Batman’s Watson, another famous sidekick we feature below.

 

Holmes & Watson

Sherlock would not be the character he is without Watson. They’re the peanut butter to the jelly.  I am totally on a Holmes and Watson kick after finishing A Case for Jamie. While the popular TV show has said they’ll never be an item, we can live out that fantasy through the Charlotte Holmes series.

 

 

Scully & Mulder

Is there a more iconic crime fighting duo with a romantic twist than our fav alien fighters Scully and Mulder? No, there is not. There’s even a shipping guide if you want to dive straight into the romance side of the pair.

 

 

Do you have a favorite crime fighting duo? Sound off in the comments!

 

Author Bio: Stephanie Tromly

Stephanie Tromly was born in Manila, grew up in Hong Kong, graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, and worked as a screenwriter in Los Angeles. She is currently on leave from her PhD program in English literature at the University of Toronto and lives in Winnipeg with her husband and young son. Stephanie is the author of the Trouble Is a Friend of Mine trilogy.

Links:

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Blog Tour:

WEEK ONE
April 16 – Lacy Literacy – Mood boards for the main characters
April 17 – Hollywood News Source – Playlist
April 18 – BookCrushin & Tales of the Ravenous Reader – Infamous mischievous couples through history (You Are Here!)
April 19 – Midnight Biblio Blog – Review
April 20 – The Night Owl Book Blog – Review

WEEK TWO
April 23 – Magical Reads – Review and something creative (like Typography)
April 24 – Books Coffee and Repeat – Character Interview
April 25 – Mary Had a Little Book Blog – Q&A
April 26 – The Young Folks – Ten Reasons to Read the Whole Trilogy
April 27 – Xpresso Reads – Opt Playlist