On the 14th November ESCAPE PUBLISHING, a digital division of Harlequin Enterprises Australia celebrates their 1st birthday. Here at The Eclectic Reader we're excited to help them mark the occasion with a month long giveaway party to spread the word about their internationally available eBooks.
Up for grabs this week ... an awesome YOUNG ADULT BUNDLE
Up for grabs this week ... an awesome YOUNG ADULT BUNDLE
by Carly Drake
Genre: YA Fantasy
Release Date: 10/2013
eBook Pages: 160
YA meets
high fantasy in this lush series debut about a girl who never quite fit in —
and the reason why...
Evelyn might not love the confines of her
village life, but she takes her small freedoms where she can get them. But
everything changes when her parents decide it’s time for her to wed. Suddenly
she loses her tunic and breeches, her bow, her horse, and gains rigid gowns,
restrictive manners, and carriage rides.
The best way to escape is through her dreams,
but as they become more and more real, Evelyn begins to worry that she is
losing her grasp on reality. It is only when she makes two new friends that the
truth is revealed: she is destined for far, far more than even she could
imagine.
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by Jenny Brigalow
Genre: YA Fantasy
Release Date: 10/2013
eBook Pages: 266
An original
paranormal YA about an unconventional girl, an unconventional boy, their
extraordinary transformations, and the secrets of the Scottish Highlands.
When skater girl Morven Smith turns sixteen, she
develops boobs, acute appendicitis...and a pair of pointy teeth. While she is
stunned by her metamorphosis into vampire, her best mate, the enigmatic Zest,
is not. For the young werewolf, Morven’s transformation is an answer to his lonely
prayers.
But they are unable to celebrate their mutual
paranormalcy for long — there are too many dangers, too much suspicion, and too
many questions. It’s only in Scotland that Morven can learn the truth about her
past. But she discovers more than she bargained for when she meets her birth
family — an ancient feud between vampires and werewolves. They may both be
Children of the Mist, but only one species can survive.
by Lauren K. McKellar
Genre: YA Contemporary
Release Date: 10/2013
eBook Pages: 165
Moody,
atmospheric, and just a little bit punk, Finding Home takes contemporary YA to
a new level of grit...
When Amy’s mum dies, the last thing she expects
is to be kicked off her dad’s music tour all the way to her Aunt Lou in a
depressing hole of a seaside town. But it’s okay — Amy learned how to cope with
the best, and soon finds a hard-drinking, party-loving crowd to help ease the
pain.
The only solace is her music class, but even
there she can’t seem to keep it together, sabotaging her grade and her one
chance at a meaningful relationship. It takes a hard truth from her only friend
before Amy realises that she has to come to terms with her past, before she
destroys her future.
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by Beth Fred
Genre: YA Contemporary
Release Date: 09/2013
eBook Pages: 140
A turbulent,
emotionally charged YA novel that breaks down barriers and challenges the
status quo...
Angry, seventeen-year-old Iraqi war refugee
Mirriam Yohanna hates her new life in Killeen, Texas, where the main attraction
is a military base, populated with spoiled army brats like Caleb Miller.
Caleb has much to be angry about too, including
Mirriam who turns him down flat in front of everyone. Eager for retribution,
Caleb agrees to a dare that will see him take Mirriam to the prom and regain
his pride.
But their relationship soon moves beyond high
school antics. Mirriam and Caleb are bound together by more than location, and
as they are forced to work closely together on a school assignment, they start
to uncover an explosive story that has the potential to ruin lives — and both
of their futures. One single truth changes everything and strengthens their
bond.
When Mirriam's family discovers their
relationship, they decide it's time to arrange her marriage to a proper Iraqi
man. Caleb must convince Mirriam that he is in it for forever — or risk losing
her for good.
by Maggie Gilbert
Genre: YA Contemporary
Release Date: 04/2013
eBook Pages: 127
For readers
of Jenny Downham, John Greene and Maureen McCarthy, a poignant young adult
romance about following your dreams and realising what really matters.
What can you do when your own hands are the enemy?
Hold on tight, for as long as it takes.
Melissa has secrets. Sure it’s pretty obvious
she has Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis, but no one knows how bad it is or how
many pills she takes for the pain. She’s determined to make her horse Jinx into
a champion and she dreams that her childhood friend William will one day see
her, rather than her condition.
So when William asks her out and Jinx is
shortlisted for selection in an elite training program, it seems Melissa’s
dreams have come true. But when her secrets are exposed, all those dreams come
crashing down around her. Can William ever forgive her? And can she learn about
letting go in time to truly ride on air when it matters most?
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GIVEAWAY:
To enter the giveaway just leave a comment telling me which book is calling your name? The winner will get the eBook bundle above and it's International!!
Extra Entries:
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+ I'll give you an extra entry for commenting on reviews of the books I've read from this bundle, just let me know.
Giveaway ends 19th November. Winner will be drawn via Random.org and announced on my blog. Good luck everyone!
It's hard too choose. I think Words Once Spoken is calling my name. I'm very excited about this giveaway.
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Riding On Air is catching my eye right now. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteChildren of the Mist and Riding On Air both grabbed my attention. Happy Anniversary to Escape Publishing.
ReplyDeleteFinding Home is calling my name! :)
ReplyDeleteTHE CHILDREN OF THE MIST is getting my attention right now.
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Riding on air sounds nice; sajidshah777@gmail.com
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ReplyDeleteWords unspoken and finding home both look really good! I'd definitely pick one of those. I love your blog, btw! I'm a new follower :)
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-Dee @ Dee's Reads
Thank you for this amazing giveaway! I would love to be entered if possible.
ReplyDelete"Riding on Air" ~ sounds fantastic, and not only because i love the YA genre. I am a keen equestrian enthusiast, horse ride and have loved reading horse stories since a child. This is definately something that i would enjoy reading + commented on post of this book.
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hard to chose just one, but definitely words once spoken! I'm another big YA fan.
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