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Something Free For Christmas

On By chrisnickson2In Blog, leeds, simon westowLeave a comment

We’re into December and the end of the year is coming up fast.

Why don’t we close it out with a competition to win a copy of the latest book of mine, Them Without Pain – unfortunately, postage costs mean it’s UK only.

All you have to do it tell me who had the hidden workshop discovered in the book.  Simply reply with your answer and an email address. I’ll select the winner on Thursday, December 12 and it should hopefully arrive in time for holiday reading.

Bonus points if you can tell me why Leeds is such a great city.

Meanwhile, be well, peaceful and happy. Thank you for reading this and my novels. Even if you don’t win, remember that books make great gifts. And they mean even more if they come from independent bookshops.

It’s Competition Time!

On By chrisnickson2In leeds, richard nottingham, simon westow, tom harper12 Comments

It’s April, and spring is supposedly here. Not that you can prove it by the weather in Leeds. Below freezing at night, slicing winds during the day making a mockery of the sunshine. Anyway, as we hope for something warmer soon and the chance to return to libraries next week (my books are available to borrow, you know), how about a competition?

Three novels, one from each of my main characters. There’s The Broken Token, my very first novel, the book that introduced Richard Nottingham. The Hanging Psalm, the opener to the Simon Westow series – the third, To The Dark, came out not too long ago and could use a plug), and finally, The Leaden Heart, the seventh in the Tom Harper series. His newest, Brass Lives, comes out in June, and I certainly won’t mind if you pre-order it now. This place will give you the cheapest price.

Those are your prizes. To win, simply reply with the name of Simon Westow’s young assistant. It’s not hard to find. You have until April 18, when I’ll pick a winner. Sadly, postage rates mean it has to be UK only.

Good luck!