GIVEAWAY: Rune of the Apprentice by Jamison Stone

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We are pleased to announce that we have 10 (Yes! 10! :) ) eCopies of Jamison Stone's Rune of the Apprentice up for grabs.

About the Book:

In a world where magic, technology, and nature have merged, the few who can control Runes hold dominance over all of creation. All naturally believe that Aleksi, a sixteen-year-old orphan, was blessed to be born with a Rune embedded in his palm, but that’s only because they don’t know the truth—Aleksi’s Rune is so powerful, it’s killing him.

Asura, a brutal emperor who uses Runes to conquer entire continents, will stop at nothing to kill Aleksi and claim the boy’s power for his own. With his Rune burning its way through his body and assassins trying to cut out his heart, Aleksi is forced to seek out an infamous man wanted for crimes against humanity: Aleksi’s missing mentor, Rudra.


With visions of his parents’ murder haunting his days and the prophetic whispers of a young captive priestess illuminating his nights, Aleksi will only be able to unravel the mysteries of his past, rescue the girl in his dreams, and defeat the most powerful warlord the world has ever known if the one thing keeping Aleksi alive—his Rune—does not kill him first.

How to Enter

To enter, please send an email to SpeculativeBookReview [at] gmail [dot] com with your Name, Mailing Address, and "RUNE" in the subject line.

Giveaway will end on 30 Oct 2015.

Thank you for entering and Good Luck!

GIVEAWAY RULES:

  1. Open to everyone.
  2. Only One Entry Per Household (Multiple entries will be disqualified).
  3. Must Enter your 
    • Name, 
    • Valid Email Address, 
    • Mailing Address,
    • PREFERRED DIGITAL FORMAT (ePub or Mobi/Kindle).
  4. No Purchase Necessary.
  5. Giveaway will end on 30 Oct 2015.
  6. Winner Will Be Randomly Selected.
  7. Personal Information Will Only Be Used In Mailing Out the Book To the Winner.
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