I’ve teamed up with the team at Literally PR to bring you the opportunity to win a bundle of fantastic books. If you love to relax with a book and have no idea what your next great read will be, then this prize is for you. In fact you can win 11 great reads, so keep reading to find out all about this giveaway.
What You Could Win
As mentioned above, one lucky reader will win 11 fabulous books thanks to our friends at Literally PR. That’s your entertainment sorted for the winter. This bundle exciting, funny and amazing books is worth a whopping £168, so be sure to enter to be in with a chance.
To find out which books are in the bundle – keep reading below.
Which Would You Rather by Graeme Puckett
If you’re in the mood for a dark comedy starring an incompetent psychopath, then this story is perfect for you to curl up with and get stuck in. It follows Brian, a troubled and unusual man who tends to let art (specifically colours) guide his decisions – with the outcomes not always being ideal.
Sadly, Brian is socially inept an lacking in the political correctness department, which throws a lot of challenges his way.
“Killing three of his neighbours – albeit in record time, of which he is extremely proud, – does little to help Brian’s situation. Inclined to lie and cheat his way out of, and into, trouble, his options increase once he has become a killer and the murders have been committed. Now, in Brian’s mind, any lesser crime has become acceptable and free to use in his bid to escape detection.”
Read more here.
All the Tw*ts I Met Along the Way by Carolyn Hobdey
A tale that’s relatable to women everywhere, this book talks of rubbish boyfriends, love triangles, manipulators and unpleasant sexual encounters.
“All The Tw*ts I Met Along The Way is a story many women will be able to identify with, from teenage heartbreak to a series of dangerous relationships; battles with internal thoughts and feelings versus external perceptions and reputations. Fans of Bridget Jones and Amy Schumer’s The Girl With The Lower Back Tattoo will appreciate the candour, humour and raw honesty about heartbreak, adulting, domestic abuse, premature menopause, childlessness, and personal tragedies.”
The Stealing by Sharon Sutila
This fast-paced YA read will have you in its grip from the first page. It’s a dark and atmospheric page-turner – bound to be a huge hit with anyone who reads it.
“The Stealing is a modern gothic incarnation of the classic gothic romance, featuring an independent young woman trapped in dreary and oppressive surroundings, a gentleman hero, storms at sea, a supernatural force, and a powerful, but conflicted love story. There are no vampires or werewolves in sight.”
Felix Unbound – Cathy Gunn
Ever thought cats were better than humans? If so, you’ll take great delight in this tale about a cat-turned-human thanks to wish gone awry.
“It’s fun at first, as Tiffany and Felix gleefully launch him into her social circle, but it soon becomes clear that charismatic Felix spells trouble. As he wins lightning fast success as a talented artist, Tiffany and her friends’ relationships begin to flex and recalibrate – not always for the better.
There’s something more afoot here; and Tiffany realises that whatever’s got into her cat and his art, has appeared before in her curious family.”
The Crystal Palace Chronicles – Star of Nimrod by Graham Whitlock
Bored teen, Joe, finds discovers a shattered compass where a crystal palace once stood and is transported back in time to 1888. He befriends some famous names and sets about on an adventure in the past.
“Joe must foil dangerous diamond thieves to uncover dark secrets about the ‘People’s Palace’. Standing on boundaries between worlds, it’s secrets are tied to the fate of his family. Will Joe be trapped in the past with his new friends, find a way to return to his family or can he somehow have both?”
My Name is Not Wigs! by Angela Cobbin
A witty, behind-the-curtain memoir from Angela Cobbin, a woman born into entertainment (both parents were dancers) and lead away from showbiz, who soon found her way back where she always belonged – the theatre. After training in the art of wig-making she secured a job in a London theatre and soon made wigs for many famous faces.
“My Name Is Not Wigs is the ultimate read for fans of witty behind-the-curtains memoirs, especially those with a penchant for the bright lights of stage and screen: tears and accolades aplenty!”
Up, Up and Away by John Brackenbury
Ever wondered what an insect-eye view might be like? John Brackenbury has managed to capture the view of flying insects and show us what the world might look like to them. A very interesting book written in a non-technical language.
“The author reinforces the view that even relatively ‘simple’ animals like insects share the same world as human beings. This theme chimes with current thinking about conservation and the importance of diversity in the natural environment.”
N-4 Down: The Hunt for the Arctic Airship Italia by Mark Piesing
Marl Piesing tells the riveting true story of the glamorous Arctic airship Italia, which crashed near the North Pole in 1928.
“Braiding together the gripping accounts of the survivors and their heroic rescuers, N-4 Down tells the unforgettable true story of what happened when the glamour and restless daring of the zeppelin age collided with the harsh reality of earth’s extremes.”
Forgive or Forget by Elisabeth Kraul
Follow the story of Alice in the search for her sister. After a decade behind bars, Alice struggles to find her place in society and is desperate to track down her sister.
“The sisters had been so different, but so close – Beth always dazzling in the limelight, Alice loving and dependable in the background. But the cascade of events ten years before that culminated in the terrible crime, changed them both forever, and now, Beth is nowhere to be found.
The fast-paced, thought-provoking narrative weaves between the present and the past, revealing the truth behind the scandal and its ramifications for Alice’s future.”
Smorgasbowl by Caryn Carruthers
Smorgasbowls are simple and effective ways to create nutritious and exciting meals to inspire. Use this book to pull yourself out of a food rut and try something new.
“You’ll be a master of unique and crave-able recipes like: Apple-Chickpea Kale Salad with Orange-Mustard-Dill Dressing, Spiced Cauliflower with Beans, Slaw and Vegan Ranch Dressing and Roasted Veggie and Millet Bowl with Anchovy-Walnut Dressing. Your journey to the exciting and delicious world of eating smorgasbowls starts here.”
Enlightened as Hell: How to Be Spiritual & Not Be a D*ck by Dr. Tony Ortega
If you ever wanted to be enlightened (or just live a better life) but feel it’s difficult thanks to the state of the spiritual world, then this is the perfect book for you.
Clinical psychologist, Dr Tony Ortega brings three decades of experience a mental health professional to create this inclusive and accessible book.
“This is a book for millennials as much as it is for people 40+. Most likely to appeal more to women than men due to the nature of self-help readerships, Dr. Ortega is also a champion of LGBTQI+ rights, so this is an inclusive, accessible book for anyone open to learning more about spirituality and potential answers to the question, “Is this it?””
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