Win a Signed Copy of The Lost Soul


Good morning, lovely people!  I've been up, bouncing with excitement from 6am, because today's the day that The Lost Soul is up for release!!!



I'd like to say a quick thanks to my editor, Lesley Neale, for translating my nonsense; to Merril and Matthew, the ARC readers kind enough to give their awesome feedback; and to all my friends for putting up with my stressed, and very absent self these last couple of months!

There are going to be posts going up on the blog, for all my regular visitors; and there will be quick a few links back to the Facebook Event page.
Yes, I've decided to host my first Facebook party, so let's see how many things I get wrong ;)

Ok, so there's gonna be a few giveaways and things coming up.
There will be a Rafflecopter giveaway that will end Tuesday 1st September.
1st prize - A signed paperback copy of The Lost Soul
2nd prize - An ecopy of The Lost Soul

You can enter below; or the Rafflecopter will be expertly wedged in the top right corner of this blog for the next couple of day.  Definitely not bulging out of the borders, like one of the Ugly Step-sisters trying on Cinderella's shoe.

There will be a couple of other ebook giveaways on the Facebook page throughout the day; and don't forget, if you don't win anything this time, you still have until the 7th September to enter the Goodreads giveaway!


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