We’re having a Facebook Memories of a Ghost release party and giveaway on May 26th to celebrate the international release of my newest novel, Memories of a Ghost!

Here are the prizes:

  1. $25 Amazon giftcard
  2. $10 Amazon giftcard3d-moag3-trans
  3. Autographed copy of Memories of a Ghost
  4. 2 copies of Memories of a Ghost eBook
  5. 2 Sets of Small Things and Threads eBooks
  6. 5 sets of Memories of Ghost, Small Things and Threads bookmarks
  7. 2 Kindle copies of Finding Nina, by Robin Raven

Here are the ways to get entries into the giveaway:

  1. Join the Facebook event – 1 entry
  2. Invite friends to join the event – 1 entry each for every friend who joins
  3. Sign up for my newsletter – 2 entries
  4. Visit my Facebook page – 1 entry (you don’t have to “Like” it, but it’s appreciated!)
  5. Pre-order Memories of a Ghost autographed from me – 5 entries
  6. Pre-order Memories of a Ghost eBook from Amazon – 3 entries
  7. Review Small Things on Amazon – 2 entries
  8. Review Threads on Amazon – 2 entries
  9. Support my Thunderclap campaign – 2 entries
  10. Support my Head Talker campaign – 2 entries

I will also come up with fun ways for you to earn extra points, so keep an eye on the Facebook event page!

I’ll be able to tell when most of these are done, and record your points accordingly. However, please drop me a quick note or PM me on Facebook for #4, #6, #7, and #8. Thanks!

On May 26th, I’ll use www.random.org to randomly determine the winners!

 

 

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Jenny was asleep and dreaming. It was the summer of 1975, and she was at the lake with Tanner, and they were fishing. Well, Tanner was fishing. She’d come along because she had nothing better to do. She was already beginning to regret that decision, because it was excruciatingly hot, and the lake stank to high heaven.

She sat in the shade beside their bicycles, reading a book she’d checked out from the Carthage library. Jack of Shadows, by Roger Zelazny. It wasn’t bad at all, though she preferred her fantasy set in modern times. Still, it was better than fishing.

— Sundown Rising