Showing posts with label Dragon's Bow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dragon's Bow. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Find the Lie (I Dare You)

We have a winner--and another chance to play and win!

Writerly Wednesdays here are dedicated to writers and readersIf you've published anything for Young Adults with a fantastic twist (fantasy in all varieties, paranormal, speculative fiction, horror, sci-fi, dystopian, cheese, etc.), shoot me an email (crystal AT crystal-collier DOT com). I'll be shouting about awesome books, sharing new covers, or participating in book releases every week--and I'd love to share yours. Spots are filling up quick, so schedule a date now. 

Before the fun, let's announce the winner for last week. G.R. Holton shared with us Dragon's Bow and offered a signed book of the winner's choice off his website. He told us two truths and one lie about himself, and those who guessed correctly were entered into a random drawing to win. The options were:

1. G.R. used to deliver balloons as Big Bird and Mickey Mouse.
2. G.R. owns two iguanas name Ziggy and Stardust.
3. Two of G.R.'s children have birthdays one day apart.

And, the lie is: 

#2. G.R. does not own a pair of well-named iguanas. 

Nicely played, G.R.! Way to go those of you who guessed right! You are officially human lie detectors. And the winner is: 

...DRUM ROLL...
I guess that whole "Tennessee" thing was meant to be. Congrats Connie!

Today's amazing feature is:

She's the reason the devil never sleeps.

A year after her parents’ death, seventeen-year-old, Meadow Parker is close to having a grave of her own.

Beyond her shrink’s false diagnosis of PTSD, there’s no medical reason for her failing health. Only she knows the cause. But if Meadow told the truth—told them what comes for her at night—they’d lock her in a padded cell.

Seeking an end to her torment, Meadow agrees to visit the supernatural landmark her parents were obsessed with—the river that fuels her fears. On arrival, she's charged with an ancient power, and her destiny as the long awaited Keeper is sealed. Now the countdown to save the world and the battle for her soul begins.

Now shall we meet the author?

When Celeste Holloway isn’t writing, she might be found snuggled up, kid on one side, cat on the other, trying to read a book. She’s a non-recovering perfume addict living a small town life in Arkansas, but dreams of world travel. If she ever gets rich and famous, her first stop is Rome. A former hairstylist, she recently tossed her scissors to embark on a career as a fulltime writer. If you’d like to learn more about Celeste, visit her blog, Words Done Write or send her a friend request on Facebook. 

She is addicted to Philadelphia Cream Cheese, and can be found hiding behind her fridge, indugling when she should be cooking dinner. 

You can find her amazing book HERE. (And you should, you really should.)

And now for the fun! *rubbing hands*

Celeste gave me two truths and one lie to test your "lie detector" skills. Can you figure out the lie? Those who do will go into my magic hat for a chance to win an ecopy of Sebastian Falls. How cool is that? You have until Tuesday, August 13th at 1 p.m. to guess--and be sure to come back for the answer on August 14th!

TRUTH OR LIE

1. Celeste is an avid fisher and hunter.
2. She grew up playing in the graveyard next door.
3. Celeste is scared of crows. 

Okay human lie detectors, which is it? 

(Oh, and check out Mary Waibel's cover reveal from yesterday! Talk about stellar.)

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Vote for the Winner! (Mickey Mouse, or Stardust?)

We have a winner--and another chance to play and win!

Writerly Wednesdays here are dedicated to writers and readersIf you've published anything for Young Adults with a fantastic twist (fantasy in all varieties, paranormal, speculative fiction, horror, sci-fi, dystopian, cheese, etc.), shoot me an email (crystal AT crystal-collier DOT com). I'll be shouting about awesome books, sharing new covers, or participating in book releases every week--and I'd love to share yours. Spots are filling up quick, so schedule a date now. 

So, before the fun, let's announce the winner of Mary Waibel's Quest of the HartMary told us two truths and one lie about herself, and those who guess correctly were entered into a random drawing to win a copy of her book. The options were:

1. While at college, Mary flew a plane over Lake Erie at night.
2. Mary was in a national beauty contest while in high school.
3. Mary obtained a degree in medieval history.

And, the lie is: 

#3. Mary did not obtain a degree in medieval history. 

Tricky Mary. Way to go those of you who guessed right! You are officially human lie detectors. And the winner is: 

....DRUM ROLL...

Congrats Erin!

Today's amazing feature is:



In a race for their world’s future, Adria has one mission: slay her father, a dark wizard, to free her twin sister from his curse. This can only be done with a magic bow buried under her father’s castle and protected by the wizard’s dragon. But her tainted twin, Audra, has other plans: seize the bow’s power and join with her father to control the entire planet. 


Now shall we meet the author?

G.R. Holton is a veteran who became friends with screenwriter and movie director Derek Milton via online gaming, when he learned his true calling in life is to write. Since that time he has had three books optioned for movies (Deep Screams, Dragon's Bow, and Teleported), and has written a screenplay. He spends his days in East Tennessee with his wife and his pet Shih-poo, "Ewok."

If you take a trip to his part of the country, you may stumble across him eating muenster at 3 in the morning. (A cheese after my own heart!)

And now for the fun! *rubbing hands*

G.R. gave me two truths and one lie to test your "lie detector" skills. Can you figure out the lie? Those who do will go into my magic hat for a chance to win a SIGNED copy of the book of your choice off his website. How cool is that? You have until Tuesday, August 6th at 1 p.m. to guess--and be sure to come back for the answer on August 7th!

TRUTH OR LIE

1. G.R. used to deliver balloons as Big Bird and Mickey Mouse.
2. G.R. owns two iguanas name Ziggy and Stardust.
3. Two of G.R.'s children have birthdays one day apart. 

I'm sensing a theme here: all the two-ness is getting to me. *grin*

Okay human lie detectors, which is it?