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Secret Santa Giveaway!



As part of the new independent author movement, #IndieBooksBeSeen, over 75 self-published authors like myself have come together to offer an assortment of wonderful stories and titles for a special holiday giveaway. 

No purchase to enter, only tweets and follows. 

Get in on it Today!

Click here: SECRET SANTA'S INDIE BOOK GIVEAWAY


 *Drawing open until December 15. Ended

 Congratulations to Holly Letson who won a paperback copy of Saving Toby!

 Current contributing authors and titles supporting this #IndieBooksBeSeen Secret Santa giveaway are, as follows:

DB Nielsen – SEED: Keepers of Genesis I

Mark Shaw – The Keeper of the Wind

J.C. Brennan – A Fine Line

Kylie Kaemke – Heavy Hearts

Robert A Palmer – Relyk

C.L. Schneider – The Crown of Stones

K.S. Marsden – The Shadow Rises

L.A. Starkey – Deceived

K.K. Allen – The Summer Solstice: Enchanted

LISA – The Elemental

Kevin Moore – The Golden Merra volume 1

Wanda Smith – Summer Winds

Jacci Turner – Bending Willow

Renee N. Meland – The Extraction List

Heather Day Gilbert – Miranda Warning

Jonathan M.Dixit – BabyWorld

Christina L.Rozelle – The Treemakers

Taylor Ann Bunker – Witch In The Woods

Donald Wilson II – Cross Roads

Rose Montague – Jade

Colleen Gareau – Sam(uel) and My Mother’s Summer Vacations

Mika Jolie – The Scale (Martha’s Way Series)

C.K. Dawn – Cloak of Shadows

Wesley Morrison – Let No False Angels

D.M. Cain – A Chronicle of Chaos

Suzanne McKenna Link – Saving Toby

Ash Krafton – Bleeding Hearts

Peggy M. McAloon – Elle Burton and the Reflective Portals

Ksenia Anske – Irkadura

Dylan J. Morgan – The Dead Lands

Kristen Mott – Odie the Stray Kitten

A.S. Washington & De’Quan Foster’s – The Twelve

Adam Dreece – The Yellow Hoods: Along Came a Wolf (Book 1)

Lori Crane – Oaktibbee Creek

Lori Lesko – Copyright A Novel

Johanna Harness – Spillworthy

J.S. Snow – Redemption

Mikey Campling – Trespass The Darkeningstone

M.J. Fahy – The Magpie King

Neil Winnington – Religious Pursuits

C.J. Morrow – The Finder

Danielle Prophet – The Opposite Of Gravity

Robin Martin-Duttmann – Zoo to the Moon

Rochelle Campbell – Fury From Hell

Christina McMullen – Going Green

Paul David Chambers – Manners Cost Everything

Clara Grace Walker – Gratification, Gossip and Redemption

W.M. Calloway – The Xenton Chronicles

Christie Heron – Unrequited

Josephine O’Brien – Shared Skies

Mark Victor Young – Once Were Friends

Patrena Miller – She’s Not Worthy and The Road

M.E. Walker – The Finding

HJ Lawson – War Kids

Elizabeth Guizzetti – Other Systems

Jo Bissell – Beyond the Reach of Judgement

Suzette Brown – Alzheimer’s Through My Mothers Eyes

Kirby Howell – Autumn In The City Of Angels

Michelle A.Picarella – Livian

Jessica Keller – Saving Yesterday

Elena Sandovici – Dogs With Bagels

K. M. Herkes – Controlled Descent

A.T. Russell – Sacred Puppies

David P Perlmutter – Wrong Place Wrong Time

Jennifer Gibson – Sway, Compass and Destiny

Kory M. Shrum – Dying for a Living and Dying by the Hour

 Adrienne Thompson – Your Love is King

 Pete Buckley – The Colonel of Krasnoyarsk

 Chess Desalls – Travel Glasses

 Ed Ireland – The Last Ranger of Sarn & Blood Moon Sacrifice

For more information, visit: http://www.indiebooksbeseen.com/

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