Alive Sweepstakes
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Enter the GoodReads giveaway for The Romance Revival by Christina Lauren. Three years ago, Emery Finch did something wildly unlike her: she married Luca, the irresistible landscaper she met during one unforgettable night in Vegas, a man who made her laugh, made her dance, made her feel alive.
Now, Emery is buried in her classified work, skipping dinners, missing anniversaries, and reassuring herself that Luca will forgive her once her groundbreaking research is finally revealed. Then everything shatters when a tragic accident takes him from her.
Refusing to accept a world without him, Emery crosses every line to bring Luca back. But the man who returns has no memory of her, their first kiss, their lazy Sundays at the beach, the life they built together. All of it has vanished, leaving Emery to fight for a love he no longer remembers.
Enter the GoodReads giveaway for The Age of Calamities by Senaa Ahmad. This inventive and mesmerizing collection bends history into something strange, sharp, and exhilarating. In “Let’s Play Dead,” Henry VIII is determined to be rid of Anne Boleyn—except she refuses to stay dead, no matter how many times he tries. “Choose Your Own Apocalypse” drops readers into 1945 as a Manhattan Project technician, navigating twisting choices and chilling consequences. And in “Inside the House of the Historian,” a dinner party becomes a murder mystery featuring guests like Nefertiti, Queen Victoria, John Adams, and Marilyn Monroe.
Across these stories and more, Ahmad invites readers to grapple with the past and present simultaneously. By turns absurd, eerie, and luminous, each tale explores the surreal edges of modern life through the echoes of history, capturing the tragicomic and hopeful act of being alive.
Enter the GoodReads giveaway for Annie Knows Everything by Rachel Wood. Annie’s day goes off the rails when she’s fired from her dream job at a New York tech company, right as she finds out her sister is getting engaged to the Worst Man Alive…for the second time. Determined not to let everything spiral, Annie spots an opening on her company’s data strategy team and decides she’s going for it. Sure, she’s never written a line of code, but how hard can it really be?
Connor, the interim department head, isn’t buying it. Still, Annie knows his team of brilliant but socially awkward nerds desperately needs someone who can actually talk to people, and she’s convinced she’s exactly what they’re missing. All she has to do is ignore the fact that Connor is both wildly irritating and unfairly attractive. On top of that, she’s forced to face her sister’s second engagement party, the one she ruined the first time around, and her sister definitely hasn’t let it go.
Enter the GoodReads giveaway for Of Death & Desires by T.C. Kraven. This story follows Hades and Persephone across time and space as their bond is pushed to its limits. After being buried alive in ancient Greece, Persephone awakens in modern-day New Orleans with no memory of who she is. Guided by Hermes, Hecate, Artemis, Hephaestus, Medusa, and Hygieia, she slowly uncovers her past, along with the painful truths that come with it. A curse keeps Hades from reaching her, and a mysterious force threatens to separate them forever. As fate tightens its grip, the gods intervene, and love and destiny collide in a tale of ancient longing and unbreakable connection.
Enter the GoodReads giveaway for Such a Perfect Family by Nalini Singh. It begins with love at first sight, a whirlwind Vegas wedding, and what seems like a fairy‑tale romance. For seventy‑nine days, Tavish Advani believes he’s the luckiest man alive, until everything shatters. His in‑laws’ mansion is destroyed in a devastating explosion, his wife is left in a coma, and her family is nearly wiped out.
Tavish thought he’d escaped the shadows of his past in Los Angeles, but walking away from an investigation into the deaths of several high‑profile women, each of whom he once claimed to love, isn’t so simple. Tragedy keeps finding him, no matter how far he runs. This time, though, he’s certain of one thing: he didn’t do it.
