Chillers and Thrillers Spring Giveaway

WILLIAM MEIKLE

After the small success of my own giveaway last month, I’ve expanded this month and invited some other authors on board. If this works out, it could become a regular feature.

Three lucky winners will each get all six of the ebooks listed below.

Use the form to sign up for participating authors’ newsletters and then tweet as many or as few times as you want (the more times, the more chance you have of winning), or follow them on their Amazon pages.

All activities get you points, and points mean prizes!

The draw will be made on 31st March.

THIS GIVEAWAY IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY OUR SPONSORS

• I WAS JACK THE RIPPER by Michael Bray.A horror thriller
• RED DEATH by D.L. Robinson. An apocalyptic plague thriller.
• UNCONTACTED by Rick Chesler. A human origins thriller.
• AWAKE by Edward J McFadden III. A post-apocalyptic chiller.
• PARASITE by Ian Woodhead. A…

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Calling on my fellow Robert E. Howard Enthusiast and Experts.

REVIEW: Lost Lore: A Fantasy Anthology by Terrible Ten

Review:

I was invited by Steven Kelliher to participate in a group read of Lost Lore: A Fantasy Anthology by, Terrible Ten. Having read Steven’s work, I agreed. I’m glad I did. This is a great anthology with each story having its own style of fantasy. I rated each book separately. 

No Fairy Tale by Ben Galley – ****
And They Were Never Heard From Again by Benedict Patrick – ****
A Tree Called Sightless by Steven Kelliher – ****
Barrowlands by Mike Shel – *****
Into the Woods by Timandra Whitecastle – **
Paternus by Dyrk Ashton – ***
I, Kane by Laura M. Hughes – **
The Huntress by Michael R. Miller – ****
The Prisoner by Phil Tucker – *****
A Simple Thing by Bryce O’Connor – *****
Palesword by T L Greylock – *****
Light in the Jungle by Jeffrey Hall – ****
Black Barge by J. P. Ashman – ****
Making a Killing by David Benem – *****
The First Thread by Alec Hutson – *****

Overall, I give this anthology a 4.06 = 4 on Booklikes.

 

Bought on Amazon.

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Tough Travels: Apprentices

Thoughts on Fantasy

Well crazily enough another month has gone by, which means it’s time to go Tough Travelling again – this time with a look at the much-loved role of the apprentice.

Tough Travels was originally created by Nathan at Fantasy Review Barn, revived on Fantasy Faction, and is now hosted by the team at The Fantasy Hive. Inspired by Diana Wynne Jones’s humorous classic The Tough Guide to Fantasyland, every month it highlights a particular fantasy trope, theme or cliché, and invites bloggers to list stand-out books related to that week’s theme.

Here’s what the Tough Guide has to say about apprentices: 

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