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Monday, November 17, 2014

Great offers and other business

I don't have any reviews ready to go for today, but that's okay, because I need to remind you all about a couple of great offers.

First: today is the last day to enter my Goodreads Giveaway for the humorous middle-grade fantasy Halitor the Hero! Open to all US Residents (international fans--watch this space--I'll be running an ebook giveaway in the first weeks of December!).


Goodreads Book Giveaway

Halitor the Hero by Rebecca Douglass

Halitor the Hero

by Rebecca Douglass

Giveaway ends November 17, 2014.
See the giveaway details at Goodreads.
Enter to win  



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Seven stories, seven situations threatening the festivities – a postbag that gets bigger, a Santa in summer, the strange disappearance of the gifts, a petnapping gang, a snowstorm in the wilds, a kidnapped messenger, and a whole raft of celebrations that are too strange to contemplate.  Will the holidays be a disaster? Or will seven bookelves weave seasonal magic?
Next: The BookElves Anthology #1 is available for pre-order! Ebooks are just $0.99 at Smashwords and Amazon, with paperback available on the Nov. 25 release date (price TBD). Fellow BookElf Jemima Pett is offering the book as part of a bloghop giveaway right now through Nov. 29 (along with another great looking book)!

BookElves Anthology #1
Seven stories, seven situations threatening the festivities – a postbag that gets bigger, a Santa in summer, the strange disappearance of the gifts, a petnapping gang, a snowstorm in the wilds, a kidnapped messenger, and a whole raft of celebrations that are too strange to contemplate.

Will the holidays be a disaster? Or will seven bookelves weave seasonal magic?

Here's the scoop on those 7 stories:

* Reliable Clooney Dockins delivered his town's mail on time for thirty-two years, until that strange and impossible Christmas Eve when he woke up late. M.G.King (Fizz & Peppers at the Bottom of the World, Librarian on the Roof)

* Max the Tonkinese cat finds Santa Claus on the roof and is whisked away to retrieve a very special message from another time and place. Wendy Leighton-Porter (The Shadows from the Past series)

* Shirley Link is an amateur sleuth who lives in a town that could use all the sleuths it can get! What is it about Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts that makes it such a hotspot for dastardly deeds? Even on Christmas Day? Ben Zackheim (Shirley Link Detective Series, The Camelot Kids)

* Champ may be a rescue dog, but he’s the best person around to stop the dognappers and save heartbreak at Christmas. Fiona Ingram (The Secret of the Sacred Scarab, Champ: My Story of Survival)

* When the railroad gets snowed under, the two bit town of Skunk Corners has to play host to a load of mighty difficult strangers. Can Big Al and the Ninja Librarian keep the season of goodwill from breaking into a riot? Rebecca M. Douglass (The Ninja Librarian, Halitor the Hero)

* Far away on the west coast of a western Scottish island, Dylan and Dougall face yuletide in Castle Haunn with no heat, light or food. Can Dylan get the message through to the mainland for help, or is there something nasty waiting for him in the hills? Jemima Pett (The Princelings of the East series)

* It’s Christmas holiday and Lily is stuck in a remote mountain village. With school out for a month and no internet connection, at first she wonders how she will fill the time. In this sweet romance, Lily discovers there’s more to gift-giving than just the giving. S. Smith (The Seed Savers series)

Each tale weaves its own seasonal magic. Each magician has already warmed the hearts of thousands of young readers with their stories. Enjoy these frantic races to meet the Christmas deadline while you curl up in your favourite reading spot this winter. 

(Yes, we have favourites and a touch of humour, because our beloved Editor-in-Chief, Jemima Pett, is British).
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And, of course, we have the incredible Read Tuesday event--more authors featured every day!

http://readtuesday.com/2014/08/22/read-tuesday-2014/

3 comments:

  1. That anthology looks good! Nearly as good as Halitor :)

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    1. It does! I'm still reading, but all the stories so far have been great!

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  2. I've finished reading, and every story was enjoyable. They are all very different from each other, too, so it's a great grab-bag of holiday fun!

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