Wednesday, February 20, 2013

YA Paranormal Hop Giveaway

YA Paranormal Hop
Welcome to the Young Adult Paranormal Giveaway Hop. This giveaway runs February 21-27 2013. Please fill out the form below. Five winners will be chosen to receive a copy of one of my paranormal eBooks. Winners can choose from the vampire themed, Secret Bloodline or the teens with powers, The Gifted Teens series - book one AND two (The Ultimate Sacrifice and Roots and Wings).

You have to like my Facebook fan page for your first entry (this is just liking the page, you don't have to friend me). You can get up to 4 more entries by leaving a comment below or following or friending me on the websites below for a total of 5 entries.




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5 comments:

  1. Ugh... math was terrible! I love YA Paranormal books. Thinking back on my favorites, I would have to go with "Poison Study" and "Cinder." In "Poison Study," there is an unexpected romance with real, deep character development. I love the character of Valek. He appears to be inhuman only to be one of the very human characters in the story. In "Cinder," I appreciate how closely the author followed the fairytale of 'Cinderella' without being confined by it. There was still a lot of freedom in Marissa Meyer's universe and I kept find myself wondering how is she going to fit that into this story?
    Thanks for the giveaway!

    mestith at gmail dot com

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  2. Hmmm, tossup between English and Social Studies. I'm a bit of a math/science geek.

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  3. I have to say art, probable because I was never artistically inclined and really loved going to school :) Thank you for your generous participation in this fun hop.

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  4. I'd have to say that I hated Trigonometry--not because it was hard for me, but because the teacher I had reminded me of Ben Stein. I swear the guy wasn't human; nobody can maintain a monotone voice that long.

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  5. Social Studies. I love that subject because my teacher is so awesome. She's really good in connecting with her students plus she doesn't get angry even though the class is so noisy. :))

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