NIGHT SHIVERS
An Indigo Court Novella
Release Date: AVAILABLE NOW
E-book format Only (Nook, Kindle, iBooks, Kobo)
RULES (yes, there ARE rules!)
You must be a subscriber to my blog–see sidebar for subscription info. And be sure to CONFIRM your subscription when you get the confirmation email. This means you will be getting (at most) a once a day email listing my blog posts for the day. (And yeah, we do check on this. 😉 These contests are mostly for my loyal blog readers). I will be giving away a signed copy (print, yes) of NIGHT MYST.
You must be 18 or over.
In your comment make sure you put:
The answer to my question.
Your name (first only is fine)
Whether you are IN the USA or OUT of it
That you are 18 or over (you don’t have to give your exact age).
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Contest ENDS midnight September 27th.
Question: What do you like best about the Indigo Court Series?
The banquet hall was decked out in holly and fir boughs. The floor was white marble, and the heavy dark wood of the table and chairs juxtaposed beautifully against it. At one end of the hall, a huge fireplace lit the room with a fire. Even though it burned fiercely, it barely touched the chill of the air. As we entered, I saw that my cousin and her husband were waiting for us. Another Cambyra Fae, Chatter was Grieve’s best friend and had stood by him during our battle against Myst. Unlike Grieve, Chatter had not been turned when Myst overran the Marburry Barrow.
Rhiannon had changed over the past year. Not just her eye color, but her stance. A heart wrenching mistake from her early teens had weighed her down for years, but now the worry of it seemed to have vanished. We were not the women we were and we’d never return to the lives we once led.
When she saw me, her face crinkled into a smile, and she let out a squeak. “Cicely!”
“Rhia!” Ignoring tradition and decorum, I rushed forward and caught her around the waist. We hugged, under the glaring eyes of our advisors. Strict and Edge—brother and sister they might well be—were charged with turning us into proper queens, but they had their hands full.
I just can’t pick one thing! I love everything about the series! Linda. USA. Over 18.
I FINALLY have the Indigo Court series (except book 5, will buy that this weekend). I found them at a used book store. So I haven’t read the series yet. Hard to say what I love about it when I haven’t read it yet. But I can’t wait to read them!
I’m over 18 and live in the USA.
I am over eighteen and live in the USA.
I love how all the characters grow and develop over the course of the series. There is a lot of transformation which is exciting to read about.
Sheila, in the USA,over 18.
A quick note this contest was posted on my birthday! Cool
The interaction of Rhianon, Cicely and their transformations.
Sheila, in the USA,over 18.
A quick note this contest was posted on my birthday! Cool
Thsee stories have most of my favorite characters -vampire, fae,supernatural beings of power.
I read the first one and really enjoyed it especially the owl, then other things got in the way but the rest of the series is on my wish list on Book depository, already bought Night Shivers as it is an ebook BUT haven’t read it till the others are sitting on my book shelf.
Over 18 and live outside the States, New Zealand.
Live in the greatest country, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and over 18. 64, close to 65.
Unfortunately for me I have no yet read this series. That may well be changing. Sounds like a series to read.
I love all the characters & creatures. So imaginative. Thanks.
Jana
USA
over 18
While I love the characters, they are amazing and different, I’d have to say I love the world they live in. It’s very different from what the “mainstream” is. Not sure if that makes sense. Everything is so vivid and in some ways, raw. I love it.
Vida, in the USA, over 18.
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(Over 18 in Oregon) I really enjoy the interaction of characters and how Cicely and Rhianon are working to be ‘proper queens’. I’m betting they will change the definition of proper queen while doing their best to fit into the job.
Anne, In the USA, and over 18.
I love Cicely and her desire to protect the ones she loves no matter what becomes of her.
I love how a so-called half became a queen and savior in her own right bringing different factions together. Sometimes you just have to shake things up!
Over 18 and live in Wa. State 🙂 I loved the relationships between the characters, the way you felt you were there with them, living through the exp with them. The way they are written draws you in and you FEEL what the characters are feeling. I loved the interaction between Lannan and Cicely, it was always sooo intense .. and pretty damn hot too LOL..
Loved how different the fae were as well as the shifters. It was quite descriptive and hadme imagining what they were in my head.
I am over 18, live in the US and am a follower of the blog.
Dawn
That the courts really duplicate their season in appearance and temperature. The descriptions let me get a view of them in my mind. Also like the shapeshifters. Debra, in USA over 18
I thought you posted this a week ago so now I’m confused but… here goes:
I loved the Snow Hag and her unique voice.
Miriam, in the USA, over 18!
She did! But hey it gives you another chance to win!