Showing posts with label book contest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book contest. Show all posts

Friday, May 26, 2017

Giveaway! Plots & Schemes vol. 1 - Win 1 of 3 copies!




Enter to win! That’s all you have to do. Solstice Publishing is celebrating Plots & Schemes Vol. 1 becoming a best seller in Germany during its release by giving away three autographed copies of the print edition of this fabulous anthology.
All you have to do is click on the Goodreads link between May 26 and June 9 and enter. It’s that simple. Once the contest ends, Goodreads will notify us of the winners names and you will receive your copy.


Her child vanishes in a puff of smoke.

When Murder is on the Itinerary

An eavesdropped comment leads to an impossible scheme!

Mysterious events pull Dana into danger.

A rock star’s murder leaves Emlyn Goode questioning everything she knows about herself.

Murder most foul puts this cop to the test

One murder, one plan, two possible outcomes.

Losing your mind is scary...

If you're not at the beach, the Tough Luck stories will take you there.

Trail Town Texas leans heavily on their sheriff

Murder, kidnapping, mysterious events, and more are our treat to you in this wonderful anthology from Solstice Publishing. Discover the talents of K.C. Sprayberry, Debbie De Louise, Donna Alice Patton, E.B. Sullivan, Susan Lynn Solomon, Johnny Gunn, K.A. Meng, Leah Hamrick, Lois Crockett, and Stephy Smith.


Here’s a little taste of what you’ll find inside this intriguing book!

A smile was on his face. Despite the fact that he was supposed to connect with the egg donor of this lovely child, he had no thoughts of doing that or returning the kid at the appointed time. His timing was perfect. The child—Lanie is such an idiotic name; I’ll have to come up with another one—would be five in a few days. In time, she would forget there had been his loser ex in her life. She—Sheila will regret divorcing me—had battered through his training, all he’d gone through to make her a compliant and complacent wife. She’d run away after he ordered her to get an abortion.
Good thing the bitch ignored me. I wouldn’t have this gorgeous child to raise to be like me.
Granted the child was weak now, but he would fix that, as soon as he made sure they vanished forever. No one would stop him from raising his daughter as he saw fit, and that meant keeping her away from her weakling of a mother.
Quietly, Mark Jannson, scion of the globally famous Jannson family, whose assets numbered in the billions, removed anything he considered important from his lavishly furnished thirty room mansion located in the mountains above Denver. His mother’s jewels were carefully packed into a leather satchel, to be given to his daughter, if she remained true to the Jannson name. The woman who called herself his mother had been consigned to a hovel in the southeast somewhere, once she showed her true colors by attempting to take him from his father.
“Let the bitch live in poverty the rest of her life,” he whispered.


Starting May 26, 2017, simply click on the link provided and enter. If you aren’t a member of Goodreads, you can join easily. This is a great place to discover books by new and exciting authors and be in on the fun of all sorts of entertainment!


Wednesday, February 19, 2014

I'm going to be a guest...

Some exciting news, Seekerville has invited me back to guest post tomorrow!


Stop by Thursday February 20th and "Find You in your Writer's Voice", chat with me live and there's another opportunity for you to enter to win a Free copy of Dysfunction Junction.


If you haven't visited Seekerville's blog before, then now is a great time for you to discover award winning site full of writerly help and book info from both well known and up and coming new authors. See you tomorrow! :)

Writer's Digest: 2013 Best Writing Websites (2013)


Tuesday, February 11, 2014

We Have a Winner...



to
 
Hilary M.!
 
 
Hilary is the winner of the
 
Dysfunction Junction Valentine's Day Giveaway

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Thanks for entering Hilary, enjoy your book,
music and jewelry!
 
A big thank you to the all the rest of you who entered. You can find links to buy my book by following the tab at the top of the blog.  For more information on our original music, visit www.TheErwins.com.
 
And if you loved 'Rissa's Bracelet', then be sure to check out the rest of Angel's Divine Designs on Etsy. She also takes custom orders.
 
 
May your Valentine's Day be Sweet! 

Saturday, December 28, 2013

Vote Dysfunction Junction as Best Romance Novel of 2013

Dysfunction Junction is nominated for best for Romantic Novel published in 2013 on the Preditors & Editors™ Readers' Poll!


 
Your vote and support would be greatly appreciated. The contest is open through January 14, 2014, but time flies, vote soon for all your favorite books.




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Saturday, December 14, 2013

Just 4 More Days to Enter and Win...


There's only about 4 days left for you to enter to win - so if you haven't filled out the Rafflecopter entry below, what are you waiting for?
a Rafflecopter giveaway


Things I've Heard About the Contest:

"I don't have an e-reader, so I can't enter."


Sure you can! Do you have an Aunt, Niece, Granddaughter, Friend, Cousin or Co-worker with an e-reader? Then here's your chance to get them a great Christmas gift. FOR FREE! The Gift Certificate allows them to download it directly from the publisher in whatever format they need. NO problems. You don't even have to know what kind of reader they have, just hand them a Merry, Fiction filled Christmas.

Don't forget yourself this Christmas either. Some phones have apps that let you read e-books and there are free reader apps for your computer too. And you never know, maybe you'll find a reader for yourself under the Christmas tree.


"I've already liked you're Facebook page. / I don't have a Twitter account. So I'm already entered / can't enter. or I left a comment, that's good enough, right?"

Unless you fill out the Rafflecopter form, then I can't draw your name. You can earn up to 9 entries in the drawing, but only 1 is required. Easy and quick!


"Is it appropriate for my younger readers?"

I write Christian Fiction where Comedy and Drama abound. I would consider this acceptable for 16 years and up even though it's written for adults. Clean and acceptable for a wide age range despite the heavier themes like dysfunctional relationships.

"What's your book about again?"

A 26 year old woman who has never been kissed! She sees relationships failing all around her and decides to dub her hometown Dysfunction Junction. A friend encourages her to follow her dreams to become a songwriter and in the process encounters 3 different men that begin to show interest in her. She has to navigate following her dreams, her sister's failing marriage and her insecurities with romance and flirting.

Tuesday, March 09, 2010

And the Winner Is...

Congratulations to February's winners!


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Ruth C. is the winner of
Raising Rain.


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Nancye D. is the winner of
Kelly's Chance.


Thanks to everyone for stopping by and checking out the latest in Christian Fiction.

Unfortunately, due to my recent lay off, contests will stop briefly. Postage isn't free. :) But I really appreciate all of you that have supported my blog and I'll do my best to continue to keep you informed on the best of the best.

Thanks,
A.

Thursday, February 04, 2010

Enter To Win...

Enter to WIN:


February's contest features:








and





To enter, click on the book covers in the sidebar and email me your entry. The contest is open to US residents only and ends at midnight on February 28, 2009.

Good Luck!
A.

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Enter to Win

January holds a new begining for a great year and two new books you have to read.




Enter to Win:






or







To enter, click on the book cover in the sidebar and email me your completed entry. The contest is open to US residents only and ends at midnight, January 31, 2010.


Good Luck!

A.

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

And the winner is...

Congratulations to Jo and Charity!

They are the winners of :


Dangerous Heart by Tracey Bateman
&

Fields of Grace by Kim Vogel Sawyer

Sunday, December 06, 2009

Win Fields of Grace or Dangerous Heart

Hello friends,

We have a new contest for the month of December. You have a chance to win one of two new books.






or



To enter, click on the image in the sidebar and email me your entry. The contest ends at midnight, December 31, 2009.

Good Luck,

A.


Void where prohibited; open only to U.S. residents, odds of winning depend on number of entrants.

Tuesday, November 03, 2009

New Contest!

Enter to Win:


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Who Made You the Princess by Shelley Adina

or

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Love's Pursuit by Siri Mitchell
Contest is open to US residents only and ends at midnight November 30, 2009. To enter, click on the book cover in the sidebar to email me your entry.
Sorry for the weird sidebar, I'm having trouble with my code.

Monday, November 02, 2009

Good News!

I received word today that my chick-lit novel is a finalist in the STAR contest. Whoo Hoo! It never hurts for an agent and editor to look at your stuff, right? Maybe I'll inch a little bit further down the road to publishing. :)

Monday, July 06, 2009

Win a copy of Ghostwriter by Travis Thrasher

Enter to win a copy of:




How To Enter:

Click on the book cover in the sidebar (not the image in this post). This will open an email window, fill out the form and send. The contest is open to US residents only and will end at midnight on July 31, 2009.


Good Luck!

A.

Wednesday, January 02, 2008

NEW Contest - Win Turquoise by Marilynn Griffith

Song Stuck on the Brain: U + UR Hand by Pink

My give away book stack is starting to tower higher than my computer, so I'm going to up the give aways again this month. We're going to do two a month for a while, so HAPPY NEW YEAR!

First book up is for Turquoise by Marilynn Griffith.

About the Book:

Chenille Rizzo loves God. It's people she has a problem with sometimes, especially after the death of her beloved husband. People such as her star account- a demanding bride long on money and short on tact- make Chenille feel more blue than she'd like to admit. The groom, a homegrown pediatrician, is just the opposite. He has wise eyes, a love for babies, and a comforting voice- a tenor, like Chenille's late husband. And he's just as quiet. Maddeningly so. Does he really love the spoiled diva Chenille is trimming a wedding dress for? Or does his gaze hold the longing she both hopes for . . . and fears? Will she risk losing her business for a chance at happiness with the gentle doctor? Fans of the Shades of Style series will love this satisfying conclusion.


Contest Rules:


This contest runs until midnight January 15, 2008, and is open to residents of the US and Canada only. All you have to do to enter, is click on the cover at the top of the sidebar and email me your entry.


Good Luck!

A.

Thursday, November 01, 2007

Guess What November is...

Song Stuck on the Brain: I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For by U2

Guess what? November is a very special month here at Projecting A. Do you remember why?

That's right, It's our BIRTHDAY!


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Projecting A has been up and running for two full years now. WOW. I can't believe it. You all have been so fantastic and supportive, that I want to invite you to celebrate with me.

SOOOOO... that means lots of presents. Lots and LOTS of presents. A give away every week in fact. Awesome, right? I thought so too.

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In addition to celebrating 2 years online, I'm asking you to let me know what you like (or don't like) on the blog. The only way to stay online is to be read, and to be read, you have to be interesting. So be sure and email or comment your opinions. (Which by the way are always welcome, but especially this month.)

You're probably wanting to know what the first contest is, right? Okay, this week from November 1st through November 8th, you can enter to win:

* Autographed copy of my book Missing Pieces
* Projecting A 2008 Magnetic calendar
* One Step Over the Border by Stephen Bly
* The Erwins Acappella CD


Prizes will vary week to week, so be sure and check back often.

Good luck and eat some birthday cake before the month is out.

A.

Wednesday, October 31, 2007

CFBA: Surrender Bay by Denise Hunter

Song Stuck on the Brain: Vincent by Josh Groban. He has a Christmas Album dropping soon. I can't wait to get it.


This week, the Christian Fiction Blog Alliance is introducing:


(Thomas Nelson November 6, 2007)



ABOUT THE BOOK:

When Sam's estranged step-father dies, she inherits his ocean-front cottage in Nantucket--not because he kindly bequeathed it to her, but because he neglected to ever create a will. Sam returns to the island she left 11 years ago with her daughter Caden to fix up the house and sell it, but she isn't counting on is the fact that Landon Reed still lives two doors down from her childhood home.

As their long-dormant romance begins to bud again, Sam must face the fact that Landon still doesn't know why she really left the island. Will the secrets she's hidden all these years tear them apart? Or is Landon's love really as unconditional as he claims?



"I've always thought Denise Hunter was an amazing writer but this wonderful story sets her firmly at the forefront of compelling love stories. How Landon breaks down Samantha's determination that she is unworthy of love kept me glued to the pages. An amazing story!" --Colleen Coble, author of Fire Dancer (Smoke Jumper Series)

MY TAKE:

I'm in the middle of this one now. I've been limiting my reading time so that I can slam out the last half of my novel in time to send it to the Agent requesting it. It's been hard to put down though and I'm anxious to finish it. I was captured immediately by the first chapter. The relationship between Sam and Landon is so well done.


ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Denise lives in Indiana with her husband Kevin and their three sons. In 1996, Denise began her first book, a Christian romance novel, writing while her children napped.

Two years later it was published, and she's been writing ever since. Her books often contain a strong romantic element, and her husband Kevin says he provides all her romantic material, but Denise insists a good imagination helps too!

In addition to Surrender Bay, the second Nantucket book releases in April 2008. The title is The Convenient Groom and features Kate Lawrence, a relationship advice columnist, whose groom dumps her on her wedding day. Denise is currently at work on the third Nantucket book (Oct 2008) which is untitled so far.

CONTESTS:

Last chance to enter to win two books by Chris Well. Click the book covers at the top of the side bar and email me your entry. Contest ends tonight at midnight.

There's still time for you to enter to win a ProjectingA Surprise Pack, too. Vote on your favorite inspirational entry by leaving a comment on last Friday's post. Contest ends November 2nd.

Good Luck!
A.

Thursday, October 11, 2007

Is there an agent in my future?

Song Stuck on the Brain: Do you know the Muffin Man?


I was released from the hospital on Monday October 1st. Spent one day at my parents and then, finally, got to come home. YAY! I took a week at home to get my bearings with the intention of going back to work part time the following Monday (8th).

My first day back at work wasn't too bad. I was tired, but sure I'd be in the next day with no trouble. That was until I woke up at 4:30 am Tuesday on a Tilt -a Whirl. I have never experienced dizzy like that before. It was so bad it felt like the two halves of my brain were being ripped apart by centrifugal force. Oh yeah, and then there was the vomiting. I won't elaborate.

Short of it is, I ended up in the ER, concerned it might be a complication from the surgery. Good news is that it's not related to the surgery. Bad news is it's Vertigo and I got another prescription. One more that has the power to knock me out cold. Needless to say, I haven't been able to go back to work again. I'm aiming for tomorrow afternoon as long as all goes well. The dizziness has improved a great deal.

As for really good news, I was notified by email on Tuesday that I have an agent interested in seeing the full manuscript for my inspiration chick lit novel Dysfunction Junction. I've got a month to finish it up and send it out. I swear I screamed out loud when I read the email. It's positively thrilling and terribly scary all at the same time.

I know that a request for a full MS doesn't guarantee a contract, nor does a contract with an agent guarantee a sale. However, this is still a big step forward and it will be exciting to see where it goes. Ultimately it's in God's hands and that's the best place for it to be anyway.

Thank you all for your continued prayers and well wishes. I appreciate you all so much.

A.

P.S. If you haven't entered the contest to win 2 books by Chris Well, be sure to enter today by clicking the book covers at the top of the sidebar. Contest ends at midnight on October 31, 2007. Good luck!

Sunday, October 07, 2007

And the Winner Is...

Congratulations, Deborah K.!


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Deborah won a free copy of Sisterchicks Say Ooh La La by Robin Jones Gunn.