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Witchland Series Giveaway AKA Win One of My Fave Fantasy Series

October 23, 2018 - Updated May 7, 2019 // 2 Comments

I’m so, so thrilled to be partnering with Tor Teen to give one lucky reader a chance to win one of my FAVORITE fantasy series. If you’ve been reading this blog for a while, you know how much I love this series but if not….I LOVE IT. IT IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE FANTASY SERIES EVER AND I AM MORE THAN EAGER FOR THE NEXT INSTALLMENT, BLOODWITCH. NOW YOU KNOW.

It’s a fantasy series set in a world where some people are born with different witcheries that give them very specific powers — the world is unique and captivating and the story is daring and page-turning. But what I most love is that this story is about two best friends — Safi and Iseult — and the lengths they will go to protect each other. It’s just an INCREDIBLE series and I really can’t rave about it enough.

 

 One (1) winner receives:

  • copies of Truthwitch and Windwitch (Books #1 + #2 in the series),
  • plus a custom Witchlands map tote bag and a “Voidwitch” zip-up hoodie!

 

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Giveaway open to US addresses only.
Prizing and samples provided by Tor Teen.

 

Check out the books of the Witchland series:

Book 1: Truthwitch – In Stores Now

Book 2: Windwitch – Paperback Releases October 16th (Hardcover In Stores Now)

Book 3: Bloodwitch – Releases February 12th, 2019

Prequel: Sightwitch – In Stores Now

 

About the Series

A favorite of booksellers, reviewers, and readers alike, Susan Dennard has become widely known for her young adult epic fantasy saga set in the imaginative world of her New York Times bestselling series published by Tor Teen, the Witchlands, told through Truthwitch, Windwitch, the special illustrated novella Sightwitch, and the forthcoming Bloodwitch (February 2019). Witchlands is set on a distant continent, in which some are born with a “witchery,” a magical skill that sets them apart from others. The series follows best friends Safi (a Truthwitch) and Iseult (a Threadwitch), as well as the cunning ship captain Prince Merik (a Windwitch), and the mysterious and powerful Aeduan (a Bloodwitch) as they must navigate warring empires, political machinations, and mercenaries who seek to use their magic for selfish gain.

Any fan of a gripping and fast-paced fantasy saga will be captivated by the wonderful world of the Witchlands, where Dennard focuses on the true power of magic, bravery, and most importantly, friendship.

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  1. Erica Robyn says

    October 23, 2018 at 8:06 pm

    What a fun giveaway!! Thanks for hosting!

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  2. Alyssa @ The Eater of Books! says

    October 28, 2018 at 8:31 pm

    Phew! I caught this giveaway just in time. I LOVE that hoodie and tote bag. And the series too – can’t wait for Bloodwitch. Thanks for the chance, Jamie/Tor! =)

    Alyssa @ The Eater of Books!

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