AND THE WINNER IS:
Laura Harris! Please email mkdupre@gmail.com to collect your book!
Not long ago, I wrote a review of a book called Wolves and Men.Well, now I am very excited to announce that I have been given permission to give away a copy of this super cool novel to one lucky winner!
Laura Harris! Please email mkdupre@gmail.com to collect your book!
Not long ago, I wrote a review of a book called Wolves and Men.Well, now I am very excited to announce that I have been given permission to give away a copy of this super cool novel to one lucky winner!
Here is a brief
summary of what the book is about:
The wickedness of men knows no bounds.
It does not stop to consider the lives it destroys; does not feel the pain it
inflicts; nor hesitates where it devours. Its appetite is destruction, and its
darkness infects wherever it wounds. It prowls through night and day, seeking
the weak, the innocent, and the pure. Where it finds beauty, it mars; where it
sees life, it poisons; and where there is light, darkness will fall.
Charlotte Benson is no stranger to the evils of men. Plagued
by terrible dreams of her past, she seeks respite in the Ouachita Mountains, at
a peaceful wildlife refuge called Willow's Bend in far eastern Oklahoma. Even
though she's tucked away in her tiny cabin, she knows she'll have to face her
demons. But what she doesn't expect is that Willow's Bend might have demons of
its own.
When locals
in Willow's Bend start talking about the strange behavior of their dogs and
news surfaces about experiments in the woods, rumors run wild in the tiny
community. And as Charlotte's dreams suddenly change from events in her past to
those in the future, the serene mountain sanctuary she sought turns into a
waking nightmare.
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| Natasha Wittman |
With a
unique blend of edge-of-your-seat suspense and coming-of-age narrative, Natasha
Wittman reveals not only the darkness of men's hearts but the triumph of
forgiveness and grace over grief in her debut novel, Wolves and
Men.
And a little bit
about the author:
Natasha
Wittman is a poet, former newspaper columnist, and irrepressible writer. As an
Oklahoma native, she has a unique passion for the landscapes and people of her
home state, which is a driving force for many of the scenes and characters in
her writing. The seed of the story for Wolves and Men was inspired by a
particularly haunting dream. Natasha writes and lives in Edmond, Oklahoma, with
her husband Micah and daughter Evelyn, where she enjoys classic literature,
good coffee, and family. Wolves and Men is her debut novel. You can find out
more about Natasha on her blog: steepandsavor.blogspot.com
It sounds exciting,
right? So, if you want to enter the giveaway, just answer the question:
What is your favorite
genre?
Do you love dystopian futures? Steamy romances? High
fantasy? Horror? Share it with the world! Guilty pleasures are acceptable. So
is mentioning your absolute favorite book in your favorite genre. This is a
safe space!
Winners will be announced Friday afternoon!
*Wolves and Men is
available as a Kindle ebook, and at Full Circle Books and Blue7 in OKC. Find it
on Goodreads!
I guess right now I would have to pick fantasy such as Stephen King's Dark Tower series and Game of Thrones. My preferences do seem to change from time to time, though. My favorite of the Dark Tower series is Wizard and Glass. Having said that, some of my all time favorite books do not fall in the fantasy genre. There's Lonesome Dove, Shogun, Pillars of the Earth, Dances With Wolves, Braveheart. So many good books. So hard to pick one genre or one book.
ReplyDeleteChristian fiction or non-fiction. I love Janette Oke; oh, they are too numerous to mention. I love reading!
ReplyDeleteLaura,
DeleteYou're the winner of the giveaway! Email me at mkdupre@gmail.com and I will get you your free copy of Wolves and Men!
I love suspense! I also enjoy historical fiction:)!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for doing this giveaway, Katie! For the record, while I love writing suspense, I tend to spend a lot of time these days reading memoir and Christian non-fiction. However, I have to make a huge effort to read anything other than my favorite- classics. I love reading things that have stood the test of time. My favorite book is War and Peace- one that most people are intimidated by or afraid of being boring, but is in fact very approachable in content. I love it!
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