Post by Ivy on Jul 11, 2010 11:20:30 GMT -5
Hi,
BRT had the opportunity to interview Lise Haines author of Girl in the Arena. You can read the interview at the Book Reader Times blog. Bloomsbury USA has donated 3 copies of Girl in the Arena for giveaway.
To enter giveaway all you have to do is reply to this post. Giveaway is open internationally. Giveaway will start July 11, 2010 and end on August 11, 2010. Good Luck!
Extra Entries:
2+ Post a message about the interview at the Book Reader Times blog. (Please post the name you use with blogger)
+2 If you become a follower of the Book Reader Times blog.(Please post name you use with blogger)
+1 Entries: If you post in our "Authors" board. (In a previously started thread)
+1 Entries: If you post in our "General" board. (In a preciously started thread)
+2 Entries: If you start a thread in our "General" board. (New thread, started by you)
+2 Entries: If you add a new author to our "Author" board. (Please make sure that the author is not already listed. If you list an author that is already listed, that entry will not count.)
+1 Entry: New follower on Twitter
+1 Entry: New Forum Member
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+2 Entry: Old Forum Member
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Synopsis:
It’s a fight to the death—on live TV—when a gladiator’s daughter steps into the arena
Lyn is a neo-gladiator’s daughter, through and through. Her mother has made a career out of marrying into the high-profile world of televised blood sport, and the rules of the Gladiator Sports Association are second nature to their family. Always lend ineffable confidence to the gladiator. Remind him constantly of his victories. And most importantly: Never leave the stadium when your father is dying. The rules help the family survive, but rules—and the GSA—can also turn against you. When a gifted young fighter kills Lyn’s seventh father, he also captures Lyn’s dowry bracelet, which means she must marry him... For fans of The Hunger Games and Fight Club, Lise Haines’ debut novel is a mesmerizing look at a world addicted to violence—a modern world that’s disturbingly easy to imagine.
BRT had the opportunity to interview Lise Haines author of Girl in the Arena. You can read the interview at the Book Reader Times blog. Bloomsbury USA has donated 3 copies of Girl in the Arena for giveaway.
To enter giveaway all you have to do is reply to this post. Giveaway is open internationally. Giveaway will start July 11, 2010 and end on August 11, 2010. Good Luck!
Extra Entries:
2+ Post a message about the interview at the Book Reader Times blog. (Please post the name you use with blogger)
+2 If you become a follower of the Book Reader Times blog.(Please post name you use with blogger)
+1 Entries: If you post in our "Authors" board. (In a previously started thread)
+1 Entries: If you post in our "General" board. (In a preciously started thread)
+2 Entries: If you start a thread in our "General" board. (New thread, started by you)
+2 Entries: If you add a new author to our "Author" board. (Please make sure that the author is not already listed. If you list an author that is already listed, that entry will not count.)
+1 Entry: New follower on Twitter
+1 Entry: New Forum Member
+2 Entry: Old Follower on Twitter
+2 Entry: Old Forum Member
+1 Entry: Tweet this giveaway on Twitter. (Please add link to your entry)
+1 Entry: Post this giveaway on Facebook. (Please add link to entry)
Please add up all your entries when you post on this thread.
Synopsis:
It’s a fight to the death—on live TV—when a gladiator’s daughter steps into the arena
Lyn is a neo-gladiator’s daughter, through and through. Her mother has made a career out of marrying into the high-profile world of televised blood sport, and the rules of the Gladiator Sports Association are second nature to their family. Always lend ineffable confidence to the gladiator. Remind him constantly of his victories. And most importantly: Never leave the stadium when your father is dying. The rules help the family survive, but rules—and the GSA—can also turn against you. When a gifted young fighter kills Lyn’s seventh father, he also captures Lyn’s dowry bracelet, which means she must marry him... For fans of The Hunger Games and Fight Club, Lise Haines’ debut novel is a mesmerizing look at a world addicted to violence—a modern world that’s disturbingly easy to imagine.
