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Month: May 2024

DESCENT giveaway winners

Posted on by Marko Kloos

The random number gods have spoken and passed down ten numbers, which I matched up with the comments in order from first to last. There were 193 eligible comments in total, so your chance to win was a little lower than one in twenty.

The winners are:

  1. Victor Weffer
  2. Fred
  3. Adrian O’Neill
  4. Phil
  5. Fab
  6. Andrew
  7. AG
  8. Nick M.
  9. Ralph
  10. Dave Thomas

I am sending out an email to the winners in a few. If you’re on the list, check your inbox and respond as instructed to claim your book.

Thanks for playing, everyone, and I hope that even those of you who did not win a signed paperback will still purchase a Kindle or paper copy of the book on release day.

DESCENT giveaway is now closed

Posted on by Marko Kloos

I hope you all got your comments in because the DESCENT giveaway is now closed to new entries.

I will pick ten winners with the help of the RNG gods and announce them at some point tomorrow. As always, I’ll ship the books to the winners anywhere in the world free of charge.

Hope you’re all having a great weekend! Tune in tomorrow to see the list of lucky winners.

DESCENT giveaway starts right meow

Posted on by Marko Kloos

 

Here they are–ten paperback copies of DESCENT, fourth book in the Palladium Wars series, ready to be signed and shipped to new owners.

YOU TOO could be one of the lucky winners! Just leave a comment on this post indicating the desire to own a signed copy, and you will be entered in the giveaway. Entries will be counted until next Saturday, May 25, at 3pm EST. One entry per person, please, and make sure you log in with a valid email address so I can notify you in case you are one of the Chosen. Good luck!

DESCENT paperbacks have arrived

Posted on by Marko Kloos

Author copies for DESCENT, the fourth book in the Palladium Wars series, have arrived at the Castle.

If you’re at all familiar with how things go around here, you know that this means another giveaway is imminent. I’ll start the traditional pre-release contest this weekend and run it for a week as always. (Don’t put your name in the hat already by commenting to that effect on this post; it won’t count.)

 

Cyanocitta cristata

Posted on by Marko Kloos

 

A blue jay having a quick and easy breakfast at the local fly-thru.

Fun fact about blue jays: they’re not really blue. Their feathers are black. We see them as blue because of the way the structure of the feathers scatters light. It’s known as Tyndall scattering.