Who’s ready for some fun?
With the release of Wicked Hunger, I’ve been up to my eyeballs in promoting. It’s been a lot of work, but a lot of fun too! Now I’m passing on the fun to my fans!! Keep reading to find out more about the contests and giveaways going on right now.
Wicked Hunger Autographed Copy Giveaway!
Just click on the button below to enter the Goodreads giveaway of 3 signed copies of Wicked Hunger. Time is almost up, so hurry!
Twin Souls “Like” Contest
Twin Souls needs more “Likes” on Facebook, so we’re having a contest!
At 100 Likes we’ll be giving away a signed bookmark!
At 300 Likes we’ll be giving away a signed paperback copy of Twin Souls!
At 1000 Likes we’ll be giving away signed copies of ALL 3 books in the Twin Souls Saga!
So, stop by the Twin Souls Facebook Page and enter to win, and don’t forget to invite your friends to like the page also!
The Destroyer Trilogy “Like” Contest
The Destroyer Trilogy is already over 500 likes, but we’d like to make it 1000!
And don’t forget to invite your friends so the prizes get handed out sooner 🙂
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Thanks to everyone for checking out the Giveaways and Contests!
Stop back by soon for more contests and giveaways, including a book trailer contest!
Long before I was born, Deer Hunter and White Corn Maiden were born to my Pueblo, San Juan Pueblo. Deer hunter was revered because he never came back from a hunt empty handed. White Corn Maiden caught the other’s attention because of her fine pottery and beautiful embroidery. 
Their selfishness caused them to pledge that they would never be parted, yet White Corn Maiden fell ill and died three days later. Her soul wandered for four days in order for her to seek forgiveness from those she had wronged in life. Deer Hunter could not accept White Corn Maiden’s death. He sought out her spirit and even though she begged him to let her go, he could not. He pledged his love once more and she relented, and did not allow her spirit and body to leave the mortal world as she was meant to. 
Seeking to end the torture of the village, a majestic figure with a large bow and two arrows appeared in the village center, calling out for Deer Hunter and White Corn Maiden. When they appeared, he cursed them for their selfishness. Ruin had been brought to the village because of them. Their punishment for abandoning their religion and traditions was to serve as a reminder to the people of the Pueblo for all eternity of how important upholding their traditions and religion was. He placed Deer Hunter on one arrow and shot him into the sky. White Corn Maiden followed after him, both becoming stars that roamed the sky forever, White Corn Maiden eternally chasing behind her husband yet ever catching him. 
