The new novel by Lauren Beukes is highly anticipated and one of you lucky lot can win a copy to read before it’s released into the wild!
Detroit is the decaying corpse of the American Dream. Motor-city. Murder-city. And home to a killer opening doors into the dark heart of humanity.
Please note that this is a proof copy which may contain some errors/differences to the final text and must not be sold. Entry is open to European addresses and is via Rafflecopter only. I do check the entries, so no cheating. If you don’t want to do any of the extra items*, please only use the free entry otherwise you could be disqualified. If you don’t win, Broken Monsters is available to buy in the UK on 31st July 2014.
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thanks for the awesome giveaway! I commented on the paper towns review.
I just commented on your Incoming post with the Ninja Book Swap and all… I would have commented on it anyway because AWWW TINY DINOSAURS, so I'll leave you to decide if it counts as an entry! 😛
I think regular commenters can be let off 😉 it's more to get the newbies to look around a bit.
I loved her previous books so really excited to read this one! 🙂
I already have a proof waiting to scare me! Hoping it's as good as The Shining Girls…
I think I didn't post the twitter link to my post about the giveaway. Or perhaps I did. Seriously having a bit of a blank moment right now! I did post it though 🙂 Sorry! https://twitter.com/beccabooklover/status/483691224377749504
Becca @ Lost in Thought
Also I posted on your Saga Volume 1 + 2 post for the blog comment entry! Loved the first one!
I commented on your Top Ten Tuesday Classics edition 🙂