Tag: Giveaway
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Win Big at The Romance Reviews Year End Splash Party!
Over at The Romance Reviews, there’s a party going on all through the month of November, with daily games for chances to win more than 100 prizes per week, including a Kindle Fire HD7!
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Release Day: IDOL OF BLOOD
The further adventures of Ra, Jak, and Ahr continue today with the second book in the Looking Glass Gods. Ume, Cree, and Pearl are back as well.
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The Romance Reviews 4th Anniversary Party – IDOL OF BONE Giveaway
Join the fun throughout the month of March at The Romance Reviews 4th Anniversary Party for a chance to win prizes from over 250 authors, including an ebook copy of Idol of Bone, Book 1 in the Looking Glass Gods series.
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IDOL OF BONE Cover Reveal – The Final Piece
“…with the memory of this word came another recollection: to speak was to create.”
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IDOL OF BONE Cover Reveal and Giveaway – Day 11
“’Snow.’ The stuff began to fall faster as the word left her mouth, as if her voice made the world more tangible, and with the memory of this word came another recollection…”
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IDOL OF BONE Cover Reveal and Giveaway – Day 10
Just two puzzle pieces to go! I’ve added some updated photos of the prizes after revamping the chain on the Looking Glass pendant.
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IDOL OF BONE Cover Reveal Puzzle and Giveaway – Day 9
“She knew without a doubt this unseemly act of cowardice had been her own. But she must have left herself something.”
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IDOL OF BONE Cover Reveal Puzzle and Giveaway – Day 8
“A tremor ran through her as this sparked some memory, but it was clear from the ensuing pain in her head as she grasped at the fleeting thought that whatever memories remained were not meant to be disturbed.”
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IDOL OF BONE Cover Reveal Puzzle and Giveaway – Day 7
“The chill settled in her bones, a dense precipitation scattering over her skin and catching in the silk of her hair like tiny blossoms floating on the surface of a dark river.”
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IDOL OF BONE Cover Reveal Puzzle and Giveaway – Day 6
“For the moment, this was her most pressing concern. The sea of whiteness that predominated in every direction, from the heavy clouds above her head to the damp ground beneath her huddled form, was as cold as ice.”

