My Rise of the Magi book tour has finally come to a close. I had so much fun visiting the blogs of generous people willing to put up with me for a day or two.
Before I get to the lucky winner of my prize, a signed set of paperbacks, I’d like to thank those who helped me spread the Lila-love around.
Karlacc-bookaddict.blogspot.mx
Burningximpossiblyxbright.blogspot.com
Surprise! There’s no Meet the Author today due to my own very exciting event coming up on Monday.
Are you ready for it?
Are you all a-twitter like me?
Okay, deep breath, here it goes …
I set aside today to start the celebration a little early. Yes, I know, I have no patience. Tell me about it. But seriously, this one has been brewing for a while, and I’m excited for everyone to read this little story of mine along with the other fantastic entries within the pages. It’s unlike anything I’ve written before and probably never will again.
It’s quirky, like me, and stretched my imagination to get it out. I like to challenge myself, to help myself grow, and this one certainly put me to the test.
I’m so honored to be among such excellent authors as Claire Gillian, Julie Reece and Kelly Said. Brilliant story tellers, they are. Poetic and entertaining. Often when I pick up an anthology there are usually a few stories that are either poorly written or have me scratching my head, but that’s so opposite of this one.
I loved every single story inside, and I hope you will, too. All spectacularly written, with great emotion, intrigue and worlds that will suck you inside and captivate you until the final word.
Want your own eBook copy for your very own?
You do? Awesome!
How do I win?
I’d love to know what’s the first book you remember reading. It can be a childhood book or the first novel as an adult, but I’d like to know what book touched you first and began your love of reading. If you can’t think of one, just stop by to say hi.
Anyone who leaves a comment between now and Sunday night to help me celebrate will be eligible to win. I’ll choose a winner using random.org and post the winner on Monday. Please remember to leave me a way to reach you if you should win.
Are you ready?
Okay, let’s play!
There are 137 days left until Shadowborn is unleashed. Not that I’m counting or anything.
Can you believe it? It sounds like a long time, but it’s really not.
Are you ready? Because I’m not! Seriously.
Yikes, this was a hard book to write. Okay, so my beta readers really liked it, but I’m still feeling the pressure of producing a book that’s even better than the first. Only time and my lovely readers will tell if I’ve managed it.
While I can’t give too much away, I will share with you these six sentences from Lila Gray’s next adventure:
Flashes of trees and fields filled my mind, all silent and still. Moonlight cast an eerie silver glow over everything. I looked down from above as if I’d hijacked the eyes of some winged creature flying overhead. A tiny movement drew me back to the edge of a forest, shadow moving within shadow.
I drew in a breath. “Bring your Light!”
Oh oh, what giant pile of crap has Lila stepped into this time? Only four and a half months to go until you find out! Ha! Yes, I’m evil. Just ask Lila if you don’t believe me.
So, I promised a giveaway today in celebration of the upcoming release, and I plan to deliver.
UP FOR GRABS
Two, yes, you heard me right, that’s (2) signed 5×7 prints of the Shadowborn cover!
AND
Two (2) signed Glass Man bookmarks (Shadowborn ones will come at a later giveaway)
I have to say, the prints of the cover look mighty fine, so fine I kept one for myself. 😉
HOW TO WIN
All you have to do to win one of these lovelies is tell me in the comments which Lila Gray world character is your favorite and why. If you haven’t read The Glass Man yet, then just say hi.
I think mine has to be Brigh, especially in book two, and I hope you’ll love her even more when you learn more about her, too.
From those who participate, I’ll choose two commenters using random.org and post it on my blog one week from today, Wednesday May 23rd. Once I contact the winners, they’ll have 48 hours to respond or I’ll choose a new winner of the prize – one print cover and one book mark each.
Now that all of the rigamarole is out of the way, let’s chat!
Thanks to everyone who stopped by to tell me about their Easter traditions, but, alas, there is only one prize to be won.
Without further ado, I present the winner:
I’ll be in contact shortly to arrange for your prize. Congrats!
Welcome to another stop along the Easter Eggstravaganza Giveaway Hop! Thanks so much to Kathy from I Am A Reader, Not A Writer & Yara from Once Upon A Twilight for hosting. Please click the Hop logo below to visit the other sites and enter to win other terrific prizes.
(These books are intended for adult audiences)
Here’s what I’m offering one lucky commenter:
A signed paperback copy of
an e-book copy of
Simply leave me a comment below telling me what your favorite Easter tradition is (if you celebrate it) and if not, just say hi. Please include a way to reach you, email, Goodreads, Facebook, Twitter, etc. (it will only be used for the purpose of sending your prize if you should win)
I’d also be grateful for a like on Facebook and a follow on Twitter, but it’s not mandatory.
On April 13th I’ll choose a commenter using random.org, announce it on my blog and contact the winner, who will have 48 hours to respond. If I don’t hear from them, another winner will be chosen.
Cheers, and good luck!
Wow, I had a large number of entrants for my prize pack this time. As always, there can only be one winner, but I extend my sincere thanks to all who stopped by to say hello and tell me about their good luck charms.
Without further ado, I give you the winner of a signed paperback of The Glass Man, a signed bookmark and an ebook copy of Touch of Frost:
Congrats! I’ll be in touch shortly to arrange your prize
Hello and welcome to another stop on the Random Acts of Kindness Giveaway hop. Thanks so much to Kathy from I Am A Reader, Not A Writer, Books Complete Me & Author Cindy Thomas for co-hosting. To see the rest of the participants in this hop, please click the logo below and enter to win more great prizes.
(These books are intended for adult audiences)
Here’s what I’m offering one lucky commenter:
A signed paperback copy of
an e-book copy of
It’s simple. Just tell me in the comments below if you believe in good luck charms. Rabbits feet, four leaf clovers, etc. Do you have one? Inquiring minds would like to know. 🙂 Please include a way to reach you, email, Goodreads, Facebook, Twitter, etc. (it will only be used for the purpose of sending your prize if you should win)
I’d also be grateful for a like on Facebook and a follow on Twitter, but it’s not mandatory.
On March 234d I’ll choose a commenter using random.org, announce it on my blog and contact the winner, who will have 48 hours to respond. If I don’t hear from them, another winner will be chosen.
Cheers, and good luck!
Geez, this was supposed to post days ago, but … technology is a wonderful thing, isn’t it?
Anyhow, without further ado, I give you the winner of the Random Acts of Kindness Giveaway:
Congrats! I’ll be in touch to arrange your prize.
Dun dun dun duuuuuuuuun!
And the winner is ….
Congrats, Ashley! I’ll be in contact shortly to arrange your prize.
I interrupt my regularly scheduled blog post today to bring you breaking news.
Our family has grown!
Our new little boy is four months old. His older sister isn’t terribly impressed yet, but I hope she’ll warm up to him soon.
We have one little problem. Our little boy doesn’t have a name. So, I thought, who better to help me come up with some good ones than a bunch of authors and readers?
Anyone game?
Yeah? Cool.
Here’s his picture:
Isn’t he cute? He’s actually tiny, but next to WeeB he looks full grown.
Here’s another:
Here’s your task.
Drop by as many times as you like and leave name suggestions in the comments below this post. My family will choose the best one from the list on Friday, February 3rd. The winner will receive:
1) An ebook copy of Touch of Frost
2) A signed paperback of The Glass Man
3) A signed bookmark for The Glass Man
Jocelyn Adams 
