So now that I have gushed over Starcrossed even though I have not read all of it yet, on to the giveaway. I will be giving away a copy of Starcrossed to one lucky reader. All you have to do is comment on this blog post. Tell me what you think of Starcrossed and what debut you are looking most forward to this year. If you would rather tell me of a release that is not a debut, that is fine as well. You also need to tweet about this giveaway. Make sure you @ reply me (@raychellej). Good luck and don't forget to leave your email so I can contact you if you win. The winner will also be announced here on Tuesday, the official release day of Starcrossed.
Rules:
Must be over 13.
If under 18, you need your parents permission to enter, as you will have to provide your address so that I can mail the book to you.
US addresses only please.
(UPDATE: I have gotten a few questions about international entries. I was not originally going to ship international, but I have found that The Book Depository will ship for free so I am opening this giveaway to international entries as well.)
One entry per person
Giveaway ends Monday, May 30
You do not have to be a follower, but I would appreciate it. =)
Please do not leave your address in the comment box. If you win, I will contact you.
--Raychelle
I got to read a copy of this from netgalley and really enjoyed it. The romance was very well done and my favorite thing was that I enjoyed ALL of the characters, Lucas' family especially. I don't think I even learned this much about Greek Mythology in my history classes, and it's a fantastic way to learn it as well. I also love stories where the characters have special powers, I would love to be able to fly (save on gas money!)
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Starcrossed seems like an amazing book. I've read the first 100 pages and loved it. A book I'm looking forward to read is Hourglass by Myra McEntire.
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I'd love to see whether Starcrossed lives up to all the hype! So far, my favourite (YA) debut of 2011 is The Girl in the Steel Corset by Kady Cross. :)
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Starcrossed sounds so good! I've read really great reviews for it everywhere. I am looking forward to the debut of Half-Blood by Jennifer L. Armentrout. Thanks for the chance to win!
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I love books based on mythology and this was definitely a good one. At first I wasn't fond of Helen in the book because I always like strong main characters and I didn't feel like she was one. However, as the book went on and some things became more clear I found Helen to be a more enticing character than I anticipated. The love between her and Lucas was so intense and I found myself being drawn into the complications of their romance. I think that the author, Josephine Angelini did a great job and took an interesting twist on Greek/Roman mythology. The ending definitely left me wanting more and I can't wait for the next book in the series to come out.
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