Book Giveaway

To celebrate the release of Alyson Noel's latest book ECHO, I'm going to be having a giveaway!  I have a copy of the first book in the series:


My YABC review:

http://www.yabookscentral.com/yafiction/12427-fated-soul-seekers

Teaser of my review:

FATED has the surrealist feel I love in other multicultural books. Think BLESS ME, ULTIMA meets YA. The rich descriptions and premise along with a strong protagonist are sure to appeal to fans of Noel and those who love a good multicultural YA.







Her latest is ECHO:

I'm really enjoying this second book in the SOUL SEEKERS series.

My YABC review:

http://www.yabookscentral.com/yafiction/13261-echo-the-soul-seekers-2

Teaser:

Mix surrealism, a prophecy, and a love that knows no bounds for one amazing read. I couldn't put this book down!








Since I have two copies of each book I thought I'd share.  I love to share books with those who love paranormals as much as I do!


I'll be doing a giveaway for a chance to win these books!  Just comment!


**Open to readers in the US and Canada only!

Winners will be announced next week on Black Friday!


Comments

Marysue Hobika said…
I have read several of her books and I enjoyed them. haven't read the ones you are giving away. Wish me luck!
7:36 AM
Unknown said…
I've read the Immortals series and I loved it. It was my favorite!
Fated was amazing and I cannot wait to get Echo!
8:06 AM
Beverly Stowe McClure said…
I haven't read either book, Kim, but paranormal stories are some of my favorites. Would love to read these. Thanks for the giveaway. Crossing my fingers (and it's really hard to type that way.)
6:37 PM
Na said…
One of the things I really enjoy about pranormals is the world-building and the special abilities characters have. It's an interesting world to visit.
12:25 AM
Unknown said…
I have read her Immortal series about five times and I loved them so much, and everything about them. I have dreamed about meeting someone as great as Alyson Noël and she is my inspiration. I have started to write a book of my own and it's thanks to her. She has changed the way I look at reading, and the world, and reincarnation and immortality and she really made me think. I would love to win!
7:41 AM
Anonymous said…
I love her books! I have not read this series yet! They look really good:)
9:30 AM
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