Book Giveaways

Book Review and Giveaway: Chasing Mona Lisa

January 25, 2012

Welcome to Litfuse Publicity’s Blog Tour for Chasing Mona Lisa Synopsis: France is in Germany’s grip, but Bernard Rousseau and his fellow members of the Resistance are determined to see France freed from Nazi control and restored to its pre-World War II glory. Bernard would do anything to secure his country’s liberation, including risking his own life […]

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Book Review and Giveaway: A Whisper to a Scream

January 10, 2012

Welcome to the WOW! Women on Writing Virtual Book Tour for A Whisper to a Scream Synopsis: Sarah Anderson loves her two young children, but feels much of the time like she has lost herself. She hesitates to tell people that she is a stay-at-home mother because of the reactions that announcement often provokes. Her […]

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Book Review and Giveaway: In Leah’s Wake

January 6, 2012

Welcome to Pump Up Your Book’s Virtual Book Tour for In Leah’s Wake Synopsis: Leah Tyler has an excellent future, full of possibilities. An accomplished soccer player — the best on her high school team — she is poised to earn a college scholarship, possibly to Harvard University. She is beautiful, has always maintained good […]

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Favorite Books of 2011 Giveaway

December 31, 2011

As 2011 draws to a close and we prepare to welcome 2012, you are invited to enter to win two of my favorite books of 2011! Author Ellen Meister has graciously provided one copy of her acclaimed novel, The Other Life, to be awarded to one lucky Colloquium reader! Anyone who has ever wondered — and, […]

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Book Review and Giveaway: Mary’s Son ~ A Tale of Christmas

December 25, 2011

Synopsis: Jared Roberts has plenty of reasons to be angry. It has been nearly a year since his father, Joe, simply vanished after being fired from him job at Stone Industries because management believed he was stealing from the factory. Now, at thirteen years of age, Jared works part-time for the same company, while his […]

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