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If you've been subscribed to this mailing list for a while you may feel a sense of deja vu, as I previously ran a giveaway of Advance Reading Copies of my second novel The True Queen, out very very soon from Penguin Random House in the US and Pan Macmillan in the UK and Commonwealth. (If you're not in any of those markets you'll probably be able to get both editions. Or, um, neither. I know, it's a tough life being an international reader, I'm sorry.)
But this is a brand new giveaway! This time I'm giving away the US trade paperback of THE TRUE QUEEN, so the FINISHED version, copy-edited and hopefully relieved of all its typos. I've got 10 copies going spare and I am willing to send them anywhere in the world -- so international readers, rejoice!
All readers worldwide: trade paperback giveaway
For a chance to win a copy, you just need to log in via Rafflecopter and answer the one mandatory question about how you heard about the giveaway. You can also tweet about the giveaway and confirm you are subscribed to my mailing list to gain extra entries in the draw, but those steps are optional.
The giveaway will close at 12 midnight GMT on Thursday 7 March. 10 winners will be chosen at random with Rafflecopter's help and I'll notify them by email.
Enter the giveaway at Rafflecopter now!
US readers: Penguin Random House ARC giveaway
Readers in the US can also enter the sweepstakes run by Penguin Random House here:
Enter for a chance to win an advance reading copy of THE TRUE QUEEN by Zen Cho!
PRH are giving away 25 ARCs but you have to be a US resident who is 18 and older.
TPBs and ARCs are great and all, but I want a shiny foiled signed and numbered limited edition hardcover with sprayed edges!
You're in luck, my friend! Specialist bookseller Goldsboro Books are selling a signed and numbered UK first edition with sprayed edges and lots of turquoise foil. (Because it's UK, it's got a different cover from the US edition -- see the link.) Goldsboro Books is based in the UK but they ship internationally.
What's this book about again?
For a reminder of what the book's about, see synopsis below ...
In the follow-up to the “delightful” Regency fantasy novel (NPR.org) Sorcerer to the Crown, a young woman with no memories of her past finds herself embroiled in dangerous politics in England and the land of the fae.
When sisters Muna and Sakti wake up on the peaceful beach of the island of Janda Baik, they can’t remember anything, except that they are bound as only sisters can be. They have been cursed by an unknown enchanter, and slowly Sakti starts to fade away. The only hope of saving her is to go to distant Britain, where the Sorceress Royal has established an academy to train women in magic.
If Muna is to save her sister, she must learn to navigate high society, and trick the English magicians into believing she is a magical prodigy. As she’s drawn into their intrigues, she must uncover the secrets of her past, and journey into a world with more magic than she had ever dreamed.
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