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message 1: by Chris (last edited Mar 10, 2019 08:33PM) (new)

Chris Gill (chrisgillbooks) Hey guys,

My publisher is giving away paperback ARCs of my new novel The Nowhere, in exchange for reviews ahead of its release on 4th June.

Please complete the form at chrisgillbooks.com/arc to register your interest in reviewing this book.

Title: The Nowhere

The Nowhere by Chris Gill

Release date: 4th June 2019

Number of copies available: 20 print / unlimited digital

Formats available: epub, PDF, print

Word count or pages: 300 pages

Blurb:

Tow boys. Two farms. One deadly secret.

Every day’s the same on the farm. Seventeen-year-old Seb rides his quad bike alongside his dad and cattle dog, dreaming about a different life. A life that doesn’t require him to spend all day in the blistering sun. Where the nearest town isn’t a forty-minute drive away with a population of fewer than three hundred people. Where he can talk to someone who isn’t his little brother or short-tempered father.

So when new neighbours move into the derelict farm on the opposite side of the shrub, Seb hopes his luck is finally about to change. Could Jake, the enigmatic boy with a dangerous glint in his eye, be his ticket out of The Nowhere? And if so, how far are they both willing to go to escape?

Fast forward two decades and Seb’s working as a nurse back in Perth. With his dad living in his home, Seb is tormented by the demons that have followed him his entire adult life. He begins confiding in his caring colleague Sandra, who convinces him the only way he’ll be able to move forward is to exorcise his ghosts and seek closure.

But when Jake calls out the blue telling Seb he’s coming to visit, Seb has to decide whether he’s ready to face exactly what happened that summer. On the night that forever changed not only the lives of the two boys, but that of their entire families.

Youthful, brutal and ferociously fantastic, The Nowhere is a coming-of-age novel about aspiration and isolation, sexuality and sadness, love, loss, and how life changes. Despite his best efforts, Seb learns that secrets can’t be kept forever. The truth always comes out eventually.

Warning: This book contains some strong language and references to sex so is appropriate for older teens only.


message 2: by Jan (last edited Mar 06, 2019 06:02PM) (new)

Jan van Es (janleoni) | 6 comments Jan van Es : Kindle. Would love to read and review. I am going to complete the form :)


message 3: by Chris (last edited Mar 07, 2019 01:41PM) (new)

Chris Gill (chrisgillbooks) Thanks, Jan!


message 4: by Carrie-Anne (new)

Carrie-Anne | 105 comments Hey Chris, this sounds right up my alley but the site you linked isn't secure. Is there an email address where I can send all the relevant information? I don't want to be putting my email address - or especially my actual address on a site that isn't secure. Thanks :)


message 5: by Chris (new)

Chris Gill (chrisgillbooks) Hey Carrie-Anne, thanks for your interest in my book :) And thanks also for pointing that out to me about my website, I will look into it. In the meantime, you can email info@prntdpublishing.com. Thanks again! :)


message 6: by Carrie-Anne (new)

Carrie-Anne | 105 comments Thanks Chris, I'll get on that now :)


message 7: by ASierra (new)

ASierra (asierram) | 9 comments Hello, is this only available for people in USA? Since you ask for mailing address it made me wonder...
really nice cover by the way!!


message 8: by Chris (new)

Chris Gill (chrisgillbooks) Hey, thanks for your interest in The Nowhere! Digital versions are available worldwide and printed copies are being sent to selected applicants. So they’re not limited to any one country. Glad you like the cover! 😊


message 9: by ASierra (new)

ASierra (asierram) | 9 comments Cool! I’ll send my info to the mail!!


message 10: by Kaje (new)

Kaje Harper | 17376 comments Be aware that we strongly recommend that teens not send contact information, including addresses, to anyone online. Adults can do so at their discretion.


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