Win a FREE signed copy of The Grimoire: Lichgates!

It's that time of the month again - where I give out free things. What did you think I meant?


[image error] That is the proof for my debut novel, The Grimoire: Lichgates. It's....it's real.


To celebrate the release, I'm going to throw one at a random jogger give one away for free! I'll sign it, tell you how amazing you are (it's true), and send it off to you.


Enter your info in the form below to win. Sign up for the Grimoire blog while you're at it to get the first look at character sketches, deleted chapters, short stories, and more before they're posted! Hush, it's cool!


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The contest ends Dec. 1, 2011. Enter now to win!
Be sure to tell your buddies. You get good karma if you tweet about the contest, email it to your aunt and grandpa, and jump up and down three and a half times. Not really, but the jumping part would be fun to see. 

Here's the book's description:

The Grimoire: Lichgates(Grimoire Trilogy #1)The Grimoire is a book that turns its own pages and can answer any question asked of it. So when Kara Magari stumbles across the old book while hiking a hidden trail, she has no idea what she's getting herself into.She's thrown into Ourea: a beautiful world full of terrifying things that want the Grimoire's secrets. Most of the creatures there want to control Kara, but everyoneis trying to find her. There's no going back now.An adopted prince named Braeden is assigned to keep her safe, but befriending him comes with a cost. He ensnares her in Ourea's underworld when she uncovers the secrets he has hidden his entire life, and it isn't long before she doubts even his intentions.Legend says that the Grimoire's first master was murdered because he began to use the book's magic to unite the shattered world and, in doing so, made the wrong enemies. The more Kara learns of Ourea, the more she starts to believe that she will face his same fate; but if that happens, at least she won't be going down without a fight. 




Available now for those who are, like me, inherently impatient: [image error] [image error] [image error]
Good luck!