Free GIVEAWAY!

It’s that time again!

1. make sure you’re following this blog 🙂
2. like AND comment on this post with the book you’re currently reading or the book you want to read next!

 

Winner will be chosen (must be in the continental U.S.) and mailed a signed copy of The Waiting Room!

Happy reading ❤

Alysha

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Giveaway time!

I’m giving away another signed copy of TWR!

Leave a comment on this blog for your chance to win 🙂

Indie Blog Hop: GIVEAWAY!

Big shout out to The Book Binder’s Daughter for connecting with me via Twitter and allowing me to participate in this awesome blog hop! Go to her blog to check out all the other authors participating today- and sign up for more giveaways!

GIVEAWAY DEETS: All you have to do is follow my blog, like my author Facebook page, or follow me on Twitter! Those new names will be entered in the drawing and at the end of today, some lucky someone will win the signed copy of my debut novel, The Waiting Room 🙂 If you’d prefer, I can send you an ecopy instead, for your Kindle. I’ll announce the winner on all of those social media sites.

Happy 20-Days-Til-Christmas, readers!

Hope your tree has lots of books underneath it!
Check out all the other indie authors participating, and sign up for more giveaways here:

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Review & Giveaway

Another great review of ‘The Waiting Room’ from Australia! PLUS, a chance to win a free *autographed* copy!!!

Read more:

Saturday Night's Alright for Writing

Title: The Waiting Room
Series: none
Author:Alysha Kaye
Genre: Romance, Philosophy, Fiction
Rating: 4 stars
Goodreads | Buy it on Amazon

First of all I want to congratulate Alysha on the release of her fantastic self-published novel. I’m so happy for her! To celebrate her achievement, we’re doing a giveaway! Scroll down the bottom to enter to win a signed copy of her novel!

 Synopsis:
Jude and Nina are the epitome of that whole raw, unflinching love thing that most people are jealous of. That is, until Jude dies and wakes up in The Waiting Room, surrounded by other souls who are all waiting to pass over into their next life. But unlike those souls, Jude’s name is never called by the mysterious “receptionist”. He waits, watching Nina out of giant windows. He’s waiting for her. What is this place? How long will he wait? And what will happen…

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