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Advanced Reading Copy. It’s an early version of a book that the publisher sends to people in the industry before it comes out in stores.
I have ONE arc of Shadow’s Lure, and I’m giving it away. Now, it won’t be signed because it’s going to be mailed directly from the publisher, but… I think it’s still a nifty gift.
How do you win? Easy. Just reply to this post before midnight on May 30th, 2011. Include your email address. On May 31st I’ll draw a winner at random and announce it here.
Good luck.
Happy Shadow Day!
To celebrate, I have a treat for you: the world premiere of the first-ever book trailer for my upcoming book, Shadow’s Lure. This beautiful video was created by the multi-talented Susan Griffith, co-author of The Greyfriar (Pyr Books).
But first let me explain the concept behind Shadow Day. Simply put, my goal is to encourage as many people as possible to pre-order Shadow’s Lure. How well a book does in its first couple weeks is very important, and pre-orders are an important part of that. We want to make a big splash that sends ripples throughout the literary world!
And it starts with you. If you’ve already pre-ordered Shadow’s Lure from an online source (like Amazon, Borders, or Barnes & Noble) or from your local bookstore, then I thank you from the bottom of my evil little heart. But don’t let it end there. Tell your friends and family about the book, your co-workers and classmates. If you have your own website or you’re on a social site like Facebook, spread the word. Everybody has a cousin or a brother or an aunt who reads voraciously. Clue them in. Or order them a copy as a gift. Nothing says love like an assassin bent on revenge.
Thank you all very much. And now, without further ado, the video trailer for book two of the Shadow Saga. . .
Here’s the finished cover for Shadow’s Lure. Special thanks to Lou Anders for his art direction, Nicole Sommer-Lecht for the cool design work, and Michael Komarck for another fabulous piece of art.
