Less than four more weeks until
Heirs of War is officially released! To celebrate, I'm going to be posting one teaser each week leading up to the release, September 13. Oh, and I'm starting a giveaway that won't finish until September 14! Who doesn't like free stuff, right?
What can you win?
- One copy of Heirs of War in the format of your choice (print or ebook: Kindle, B&N, or PDF)*
- One large Heirs of War poster (24x36in)
- One $25 Amazon giftcard
- One character named after you in the next book
*If you would like an autographed copy, let me know. For those choosing e-books, a large postcard with the cover image can be signed and sent as well.
How can you win? Easy. In fact, so easy you can earn more chances to win. Tweet about the giveaway, follow me on Twitter, like my Facebook page, or follow There&Draft Again on Twitter to earn more entries. Just follow the directions with Rafflecopter below.
And about that teaser image...
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ReplyDeleteI also love the cover of your book. I would like to thank you for this wonderful giveaway and opportunity to win. Good luck to everyone.
The last book I read was The Gatekeeper's Daughter by Eva Pohler, get to beta read the next book now. :-D
ReplyDeleteOh, I enjoyed it because it was a great story about Greek Gods, and Eva is just an awesome writer. :-)
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