OCTOBER MADNESS has taken over me and some of my fellow authors! On 10th-20th of October we will be giving away FREE copies of teen fiction books as well as lots of other prizes. Winning could not get easier!
EVERYBODY WINS AN E-COPY OF BLACK DIAMOND (Book 1 in McLean Twins series) BY JENNIFER LOISKE!
Everyone who subscribes for Jennifer Loiske’s newsletter has a chance to win
- 2x $10 Amazon Giftcard
- 1x $25 Amazon Giftcard
- 2x swag bags by Jennifer Loiske
- 2x signed copy of Demon’s Touch (Book 2 in McLean Twins series) by Jennifer Loiske
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEWSLETTER HERE!
CLAIM YOUR FREE COPY OF BLACK DIAMOND HERE!
Everyone who share a Halloween memory in the comments (short ones are okay, too 🙂 ) gets a Smashwords coupon for a FREE E-COPY OF HOUSE ON BO-KAY LANE (Book 2 in the Wee People series) by Greta Burroughs!
Since Greta is generously giving away a bunch of her books, I hope you will thank her by following Greta on Amazon (FOLLOW HERE). Also if you like her book, please, leave a review on Amazon or/and Goodreads.It’s the best thank you an author can get!
P.S. Remember to leave your email address on the comment so Greta will know who to send the coupon. If you don’t feel comfortable with leaving your email address on public, you can always send me an email (jenniferloiske@gmail.com) with your info in it.
Everyone who subscribes for Joey Paul’s tube channel has a chance to win
- 2x swag bags full of book goodies by Joey Paul
- 1x signed copy of Waiting On You by Joey Paul
SUBSCRIBE JOEY’S TUBE CHANNEL HERE!
NOTE! If you like books by John Green, I think you’re going to love Joey’s books! I’ve read them all and think they’re absolutely amazing!
SHHH… There’s also a bunch of surprise prizes that will be raffled by Math Goodies between everyone who has subscribed for my newsletter, liked Joey’s tube channel and commented on this blog post!
More about the authors and their books:
Jennifer Loiske lives in Finland in Naantali, which is a small sunny town on the southwest coast. She is a Teen/YA paranormal fiction author, with four exciting series available worldwide. McLean Twins series for teen readers, Immortal Blood series for mature young adult readers, Blood Hunters series, also for mature young adults, which is a follow up for Immortal Blood series and is created by the readers’ requests, and The Shape Shifter series for anyone age 16 and up.
Jennifer’s stories are full of creatures of the night. Vampires, demons, witches, shape shifters…but even if they are mostly fiction you can find a hint of a truth in every story. Jennifer loves to research so every time she gets an idea of a new story she does a crazy Google session looking for places, old myths, names, folklores, magical items…anything that could spice up her story and make it more real for the readers. Jennifer is also part of Authors For Charity, an international author alliance, and team member in Epilepsy FI magazine. She is a pre-school teacher by profession.
More about Jennifer: http://www.roguehouse.net
About ‘Black Diamond’:
Part One of McLean Twins Series
After her mom’s sudden death, twelve-year-old Shannon McLean has to move from the US to the English countryside to live with her mysterious father, Connor McLean, whom she hasn’t seen since she was a baby. Soon she discovers that he doesn’t want her around and her moving into his huge manor, Greyman Hill, is nothing more to him than a compulsory deal. But if he does not exactly give her a warm welcome, his servant Robert is most likely an incarnation of evil. He runs the house with an iron touch and makes everyone who works there his little puppets.
Weird things start to happen and the whole place scares the crap out of Shannon. Her dad can control her just by looking at her. The walls are full of secret passages and apparently she has the talent to awaken the ghosts in them. Every day is worse than the day before and she wants badly to run away but discovers it’s impossible. If she wants to stay alive she has to do exactly as her dad says or else she will not only jeopardize her own life but also the lives of the people around her.
While Shannon struggles to find the magic inside her, Connor is slowly turning into a demon. One carelessly spoken word from her could either save or destroy them both. In the end she has to decide whether to save herself and her loved ones, or lose her dad to the darkness and evil that threaten to eat his soul.
Greta Burroughs loves to read. No matter where she is, there is always a book close at hand. Her love of reading began at an early age and blossomed over time to include many different genres, her favorite now being fantasy.
As a preschool and elementary school teacher, Greta tried to instill the joy of reading in the children she worked with. Books were an important part of her classroom and story time was the highlight of the day.
It has been a while since Greta was in a classroom but she had lots of experience in reading to children of various ages and remembers what they enjoyed listening to. She tries to incorporate that knowledge into her work as an author and believes it makes her a better writer of children’s and young adult books.
She now resides in SC with her husband, Robert and three dogs. Greta has six books published at the present time; three children’s books in the Patchwork Dog and Calico Cat series, two MG/YA fantasy entitled “Gerald and the Wee People” and “House on Bo-Kay Lane”, and a nonfiction account of her experiences with an autoimmune blood disorder called ITP – “Heartaches and Miracles”.
For more information on Greta’s books visit http://booksbygretaburroughs.weebly.com/
About ‘House on Bo-Kay Lane’:
“House on Bo-Kay Lane” continues the adventure begun in book one in this series, “Gerald and the Wee People”.
Gerald and Vernon believe their time with the wee people came to an end after they returned to their home world but begin to wonder when strange things started to happen at an abandoned house in their neighborhood. Ghostly images of familiar faces from the wee people village are seen in the windows, echoes of voices from the past haunt the boys’ dreams and an undeniable curiosity draws Gerald and Vernon to investigate the mysterious haunted house. What they find takes them back to the world of the wee people and a new adventure begins.
In House on Bo-Kay Lane, a mirror is found in a forgotten room in the far-seers’ training center. Sheela, a far-seer master and Alyson, an apprentice firestarter are unwillingly drawn into the depths of the mirror and wind up in the abandoned house on Bo-Kay Lane. Sheela uses her telepathic skills to enlist the aid of Gerald, Vernon and Gerald’s father, Andrew to help find the way back to the world of the wee people.
That problem resolved, they try to unravel the secrets of the mirror and find that it is a portal between their two worlds, as well as to a time in the future and possibly even to a parallel universe. They also discover that someone is trapped inside the mirror and the decision has to be made as to whether or not to help the trapped soul escape the confines of the portal.
Meanwhile, the wee people discover the origins of their world. That knowledge is not well accepted and leads to discord between them and the outworlders, Gerald, Andrew and Vernon. An uneasy truce paves the way to an understanding and acceptance of the unwelcome facts and eventually to a solution of how to deal with the man in the mirror.
Joey Paul is an indie author, exploring the young adult crime genre. She has released eight books in total so far, with a ninth due out in the summer of 2016. Her current works include the “Dying Thoughts” series, and she is planning to start writing the last book. She usually writes crime and mystery fiction, with a paranormal twist, but she has been known to dabble in contemporary romance and general fiction. She is writing her fifteenth and sixteenth books at the moment, having recently finished her last two.
Joey is disabled and a recent graduate from The Open University with a BA (Hons) in Health & Social Care. When not reading medical textbooks, she enjoys reading crime novels, medical dramas and young adult novels. When she’s out and about, she likes looking for Tupperware in the woods with GPS satellites, otherwise known as geocaching. And when she’s not doing THAT, she’s sleeping! She’s 34 and has been writing since she was retired from her job on medical grounds at the age of 19. She plans to write for as long as she has ideas or until someone tells her to stop!
About ‘Waiting on You’:
Angelina and Zack couldn’t be anymore different; one lives in apparent riches and the other in poverty.
They meet online and a friendship blooms, but then things in Angelina’s life take a turn for the worst and she finds herself turning to the only person she thinks loves her – Zack.
With everything against them, can Zack and Angelina cross the distance to change her life before it’s too late? Or will Zack have to watch from afar as Angelina continues to suffer?
Cheers,
Jen x