SHADOW SEASON - THE COLDEST MILE CONTEST
In the neverending effort to hawk wares and win vainglorious emotional validation, I’m holding my first blog contest.
THE PRIZE: From today, lucky Friday, March 13th until your favorite day of the year April 15th, you’ll have a chance to win a SIGNED, PRE-ADVANCE READING COPY of my next novel SHADOW SEASON, due out October 27th. This is a printed out copy of the final edited manuscript placed in one of those cheapo binders with the cover art attached. Publishers occasionally send these out extra-early to start some buzz and bring in a few early blurbs. Only about 20 of these have been done, and this is the only one that is signed by me.
HOW TO PLAY: Simple. Buy, read, and promote the hell out of my latest novel THE COLDEST MILE, the follow-up to my Edgar Award-nominated THE COLD SPOT. (Now here is where you get to say, “Well hellooo Mr. Fancypants!”) Blog about it, review it on Amazon.com or B&N.com or elsewhere, sing my well-earned praises, and then send me the link. Anybody who makes an honest effort (And I’ll spot you lazy lollygaggers, oh yes I will) goes into the drawing.
If you don’t already have a copy of THE COLDEST MILE then I know how much it hurts that the other children keep pointing and laughing at you while holding up their copies of TCM and frolicking all about the playground. It hurts me as well. But in this case, it’s okay to give in to peer pressure. Seriously. Join the cool kids.
SHADOW SEASON is the story of a blind ex-cop turned teacher at an isolated girls’ school. Amid some scandalous events concerning an enamored student, he tries to struggle by with his handicap and a lot of unresolved issues dealing with his girlfriend, his dead wife, and his former partner. When a deadly blizzard hits, it brings along with it a mysterious girl and a pair of killers.
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Right, off you go—
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