19 Mar #Flatenthecurve Kindle Book Giveaway!
I’m giving away 10–count ’em 10!–Kindle versions of The Line Between!
Winners will receive a free code for a Kindle download of The Line Between. (Don’t have Kindle? Get the Kindle app for your computer or tablet HERE!) Unfortunately, these codes only work in the U.S. Gah, I hate that rule, too. For my non-U.S. friends, please just know I love you and hope you are well and safe in this crazy time!
About the book:
In this frighteningly believable thriller, an extinct disease re-emerges from the melting Alaskan permafrost to cause madness in its victims. For recent apocalyptic cult escapee Wynter Roth, it’s the end she’d always been told was coming.
When Wynter Roth is turned out of New Earth, a self-contained doomsday cult on the American prairie, she emerges into a world poised on the brink of madness as a mysterious outbreak of rapid early onset dementia spreads across the nation.
As Wynter struggles to start over in a world she’s been taught to regard as evil, she finds herself face-to-face with the apocalypse she’s feared all her life—until the night her sister shows up at her doorstep with a set of medical samples. That night, Wynter learns there’s something far more sinister at play and that these samples are key to understanding the disease.
Now, as the power grid fails and the nation descends into chaos, Wynter must find a way to get the samples to a lab in Colorado. Uncertain who to trust, she takes up with former military man Chase Miller, who has his own reasons for wanting to get close to the samples in her possession, and to Wynter herself.
Filled with action, conspiracy, romance, and questions of whom—and what—to believe, The Line Between is a high-octane story of survival and love in a world on the brink of madness.
ENTER TO WIN by leaving a comment below about one thing you’re doing during this time of social distancing. (At my house, we’re living in a pile of pantry stuff and rubble as we continue home renovations…) Drawing will be Monday evening, March 23, 2020.
Danielle McDonald
Posted at 00:50h, 02 AprilI am cleaning and organizing
Deborah Bullock
Posted at 19:36h, 01 AprilI’ve been reading, baking, and quilting! This has given me permission to do the things I love to do, but don’t always have the time to enjoy.
Renee
Posted at 23:26h, 26 MarchStill working! Still providing meals to kids for our school kids
Nancy A Clark
Posted at 13:31h, 24 MarchI’m among those that are at risk, suffering from an autoimmune disease. Consequently I’m pretty much staying home with the exception of Doctors appointments. Family members are doing my shopping and other errands on an as needed basis. So far all is well!
Amy Pack
Posted at 02:31h, 24 MarchReading and learning to play the mandolin, as well as working on my blog and editing my own book.
Erica Uecker
Posted at 01:29h, 24 MarchI’ve been spending quality time with my 4 kids. Playing board games and spending time outside.
Joanne Mielczarski
Posted at 11:29h, 22 MarchWe are self-quarantining and I’m reading and catching up on TV and movies. My son’s Wedding venue canceled and we are hoping for a tiny ceremony on the 28th just for immediates. Crossing my fingers and toes for them.
Michelle DePriest
Posted at 02:09h, 22 MarchReading and going for walks around my neighborhood.
Melissa Drier
Posted at 01:31h, 22 MarchReading, exercising, spending time with my children and trying to teach on-line now since my school is closed down.
Jessica Albro
Posted at 23:48h, 21 MarchWorking from home.
Amy Remington
Posted at 22:41h, 21 MarchLearning how to homeschool 4 kids has been interesting. I’ve also been deep cleaning and reading, which is my favorite thing to do. Blessings to you!
Dawn Byers
Posted at 21:46h, 21 Marchstaying home and only going out as needed – washing hands, sewing, reading
Beth Bradley
Posted at 13:43h, 21 MarchDoing some much needed Spring cleaning.
Patty Royal
Posted at 08:56h, 21 MarchSpending time with my young adult sons inventing new recipes. They are creative chefs! Dinner is becoming a yummy, nightly adventure!
Sam Sultan
Posted at 07:02h, 21 MarchPracticing piano and writing! (And petting cats.)
Dianne
Posted at 05:04h, 21 MarchI’m a died in the wool introvert so I am enjoying the space of not being around people for a few days. Also walking on the spot on the balcony, decluttering and reading each day! Thanks Tosca! Stay safe and sane everyone 🙂
Dorothy Reay
Posted at 03:53h, 21 MarchI am sending cards of encouragement to friends and family, calling to check on elders, and working through a new devotional called 100 Days of FaithOver fear. (get yours at mymaryandmartha.com/dreay) I would love to have this book to read. It’s going to be a long summer! Trust God!
Eleanor Martel
Posted at 02:38h, 21 MarchI’m hoping this is how I enter to win!
Cooking and checking in on those who are alone in there homes. Along with reading and crochet!
Stephanie Florje
Posted at 01:58h, 21 MarchSpending time playing with my 8 month old. I bought some finger paints and construction paper and we are going to have some messy sensory fun tomorrow! I’ve also been reading more, and watching a lot of Hulu and Netflix.
Debbie Latham
Posted at 01:51h, 21 MarchI’m working in my memory/gnome garden ❤
Rebecca Iverson
Posted at 01:17h, 21 MarchI am teaching my kids about how to do home stuff like dishes and laundry as well as forcing them to do an hour of reading each day. I am also getting work ready for my students as we start classes from a distance on Monday.
Barb Borowski
Posted at 00:44h, 21 MarchLuckily, I’m still working, but don’t know for how long. My daughter had to close her business for a while, which is sad since she is planning to get married in the Fall Sure hope things get better real soon for everybody! My best wishes to you all!
Rebekah Leavell
Posted at 00:26h, 21 MarchWith 4 kids at home, I am keeping pretty busy! It’s a full time job just to try to make sure they aren’t glued to tablets all day every day! We are rationing snacks and the tp! ?
Ricky Rowlan
Posted at 00:12h, 21 MarchReading, playing with our 3 cats and trying to accomplish things around the house which is being met with little success! 🙂
Cathy Griffin
Posted at 23:48h, 20 MarchHubby is trying to catch fish off the dock and planting his garden to keep him busy. Me, I’m reading on my kindle and reading my e=mail. We’re both Sr. citizens…he’s 85 and I’m 76 so we really need to stay home.
Nancy Spinelli
Posted at 23:21h, 20 MarchReading and catching up with friends and family…
Carolyn West
Posted at 23:10h, 20 MarchLots of reading. Playing my online game and watching Jeopardy.
We have boxes of food to unload from our trip to other house. We need it where we are “sheltering now”. We did take a drive into town and walked along the flooded Ohio River today in the local park. Our old doggie enjoyed it too
I would love a copy of your book however I know others might need more than me.
Tommy Hamor
Posted at 22:51h, 20 MarchWorking on self promotional advertising material so that it will be ready to go when the business tap gets turned back on.
Jerrie Olson
Posted at 22:47h, 20 MarchCancelled acupuncture for pain management and the hip replacement surgery to avoid the exposure in aftercare confinement in rehab facility and as high risk category I am sheltering in place and read, read, read to transport myself elsewhere.
Lynn Russell
Posted at 22:04h, 20 MarchI am reading and need to finish knitting a pair of socks for my grown daughter. I’m used to being inside because of lung issues so staying in isn’t hard for me. Getting a lot of these books read. Have lots of reviews to post. I will be busy. My guy does the cooking and he reads, too, and writes.
Chris C
Posted at 21:33h, 20 MarchWorking and doing online classes :/
Leah Neumann
Posted at 21:13h, 20 MarchWe are also working on home renovations.
Melissa Seng
Posted at 20:58h, 20 MarchI’m reading, writing, napping and coloring. We also grabbed a few jigsaw puzzles, dominos, and a deck of cards. One big project I’m working on is updating my planner since a lot of appointments have been cancelled.
Carrie Mazza
Posted at 20:18h, 20 MarchWorking on small and large household projects we previously couldn’t find the time to complete.
Mavis Huntley
Posted at 19:58h, 20 MarchIt would be appreciate if you announced that your giveaway was only good in the US, at the beginning instead of the end. We tend to forget that there is a border between the US and Canada until this happens. And of course it is now closed physically as well as digitally. I’m 81, and never thought I’d live to see the day..
Katherine Marion
Posted at 19:37h, 20 MarchOrganizing my bead stash and beading/stitching room.
Madilynn Brooke Jury
Posted at 19:20h, 20 MarchHarry Potter Marathon!! Also Reading!! Lost’s of reading!
Pat Wilson
Posted at 19:17h, 20 MarchI’m 77 so one of my Daughters has been grocery shopping for me. Have two little dogs so at least I’m not by myself. I have my Kindle and my computer so life goes on.
Rita Gurdas
Posted at 19:17h, 20 MarchDarn it, I would love to win this book The Line Between Us but I don’t have a kindle or ebook. I am one of these old-fashioned people that love to hold a book in my hand and get lost in the stories. With this extra time of going nowhere because of this awful virus, I am making some progress on going through my clothes, cupboards etc. and getting rid of things I don’t need or want. Most of it I give away to the folks in need.
Carolyn West
Posted at 23:12h, 20 MarchRita you can get a kindle app for your smartphone, table or computer to read electronic books. They are free
Amazon has the kindle app but there are others too
Carolyn West
Posted at 23:13h, 20 MarchSorry tablet not table lol
Andrew Diamond
Posted at 01:43h, 21 MarchWhen we’re not working, my wife and I usually put on a movie and have nachos.
Judy Eggerling
Posted at 19:07h, 20 MarchI’ve been going to daily Mass via the internet, but really missing the Holy Eucharist & reading the meditations given by so many of our devoted Holy priests.
Linda Romer
Posted at 19:02h, 20 MarchCleaning my kitchen cabinets! Be safe. Thank you
Donna Holland
Posted at 16:29h, 20 Marchlots of cooking!
Ayla Norris
Posted at 16:11h, 20 MarchWatching sooo many movies
Kari Grace
Posted at 15:55h, 20 MarchI’m revisiting a WIP I haven’t touched in a long time.
Today we have food and shelter, a dream and a purpose, but especially a God Who loves us and protects us.
What more could we possibly need?
(the website is currently under construction)
Annette Rala
Posted at 15:52h, 20 MarchReading, kids doing school. Making all.the.things in the kitchen! ?
Joy L Brown
Posted at 14:52h, 20 MarchAs a Math Teacher, I love to read to my students. Now its time to read for myself . Thank you Tosca
Joy L Brown
Posted at 14:45h, 20 MarchTosca, you are my cuuzzin! and my sister in the LORD. I would LOVE a kindle copy
Ali Dent
Posted at 12:11h, 20 MarchI’m continuing to write by first thriller. My exercise accountability partner and I can’t meet to work out so we check in each day on text after we exercise at home. I’m doing Yoga with Adrienne on YouTube and taking walks in my neighborhood.
Latisha Hardy
Posted at 23:07h, 21 MarchReading and relaxing to keep the stress and anxiety down.
Pamela Stump
Posted at 07:43h, 20 MarchReading, reorganizing the house, and catching up on sewing and knitting projects.
Traci Morgan
Posted at 04:35h, 20 MarchI’m continuing to purge my house of a LOT of “stuff” that I just don’t need. A few months ago my husband dropped off 9 boxes of household items at a thrift store.
TJ Cox
Posted at 03:08h, 20 MarchHey! Reading, writing, and gaming here in isolation. Some extra spring-cleaning also.
Amanda
Posted at 03:01h, 20 MarchWe are planting our garden and decluttering the house. Keeping our minds busy as well as our bodies and generally just using this time to love one another and make it special instead of living in fear. ?
Sherry Rehbock
Posted at 22:53h, 19 MarchSince this social distancing began, I’ve been reading and playing with my kittens.
bn100
Posted at 21:25h, 19 Marchreading