Goodreads Print More Or Less Maddy Book Giveaway Sweepstakes
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Enter to win the GoodReads (Print) More or Less Maddy Book Giveaway, courtesy of GoodReads. Discover the powerful story of Maddy Banks, a stressed-out freshman at NYU navigating life, relationships, and a recent breakup, all while coping with bipolar disorder. Written by Harvard-trained neuroscientist and bestselling author Lisa Genova, this profoundly moving novel tackles complex mental health issues with empathy and insight. Enter for a free chance to win a print copy of More or Less Maddy, a novel that makes mental health accessible and human, from GoodReads, a leading online community for book lovers, and enjoy the latest release from Lisa Genova and GoodReads.
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Enter the GoodReads giveaway for Happy Ending by Chloe Liese. Thea and Alex share exactly three things: a love of good food, a dislike of where they live, and the fact that they’re both divorced. In every other way, they’re complete opposites.
Thea has never cooked anything in her life, while Alex is a renowned chef. Alex feels trapped in his hometown; Thea feels shut out by a town that never quite felt like hers. Thea and her ex are locked in a messy custody fight over their dog, while Alex and his ex peacefully coparent their daughter. Aside from a few mutual friends and the usual small-city coincidences, their worlds couldn’t be more different.
Jump ahead two years, and they’re inseparable—true best friends. No one would guess their friendship started with a lie.
When their exes got together right after both divorces, Thea and Alex impulsively invented a story about being childhood sweethearts and long-lost first loves. What began as petty revenge slowly turned into a real, steady friendship, strictly platonic, no matter what everyone around them insists.
But when their exes invite them on a two‑week “two-family” beach vacation, complete with daughter and dog, Thea and Alex start to question whether their little fiction has taken on a life of its own, and whether it’s leading them somewhere they never expected: toward a real happy ending.
Enter the GoodReads giveaway for The Counting Game by Sinéad Nolan. In southwestern Ireland in 1995, two children walk into the woods, but only one returns. When thirteen-year-old Saoirse Kellough vanishes, fear sweeps through the tight-knit rural community. She isn’t the first girl to disappear in those woods, long rumored to be haunted, and the only witness, her troubled younger brother, Jack, won’t say a word.
Saoirse disappeared while the two were playing the Counting Game, a ritual meant to keep evil away, and Jack is determined to guard the forest’s secrets. Freya Hemmings, a psychotherapist still grieving her own loss, is brought in to help investigators reach Jack. As the desperate search for Saoirse intensifies, the Kellough family begins to fracture under the weight of the unimaginable. With suspicion falling on everyone and danger closing in, Freya and Jack find themselves pulled deeper into a mystery that threatens them both.
Enter the GoodReads giveaway for I Will Kill Your Imaginary Friend for $200 by Robert Brockway. For lonely eight‑year‑old Kay Washington, silence is unbearable, which makes Eddie Video the ideal imaginary friend. He’s clever, chaotic, endlessly talkative, and always ready with a prank.
Meanwhile, Ivanon, a forty‑something immigrant and contract killer, has an imaginary companion of his own, one who’s long outstayed their welcome. His single rule is simple: no jobs involving kids. Children need their imaginary friends.
But when one of Eddie Video’s pranks goes too far, and Kay ends up in the hospital, Ivanon decides this might be the rare exception. Rent still needs paying. What neither he nor Kay realizes is that Eddie Video isn’t just mischievous; he’s something far more sinister.
Enter the GoodReads giveaway for How to Commit a Postcolonial Murder by Nina McConigley. It’s the summer of 1986, and the Creel sisters, along with Georgie Ayyar and Agatha Krishna, are adjusting to life with their aunt, uncle, and young cousin, newly arrived from India, at their home in rural Wyoming. It’s the kind of arrangement families take on without question, at least until the sisters decide their uncle has to go.
Georgie insists the British are ultimately at fault, and to understand why, you have to hear her version of events. She recounts the hidden violence threaded through their home and history, her once‑inseparable bond with Agatha Krishna, and her evolving sense of identity as an Indian‑American girl growing up in the American West. Her voice is sharp, funny, and unfiltered, shaped by the rituals of teenage life, including the magazine quizzes she uses to decode her world.
What she delivers is simultaneously a portrait of a sprawling family, a tender story of sisterhood, a nostalgic nod to the 80s, a sort of murder mystery, and a powerful reflection on history, language, trauma, healing, and what independence really means. Or, more accurately, all of the above.
Enter the GoodReads giveaway for Bumblebee Season by Eileen Garvin. Beekeeper Jake Stevenson should be riding high; his young honey business is suddenly flooded with orders. Instead, he’s anxious. No one wants the job, especially with local teens flocking to the trendy waterfront, and he knows he can’t keep the operation running alone, even with the skill he’s developed navigating the hives from his wheelchair.
Up on Mount Hood, Flaco López, a young migrant from Mexico, gets lost and unexpectedly discovers Jake’s beehives in a remote alpine meadow. When he finds shelter on Jake’s farm, the two slowly build a fragile, hopeful connection. Their world soon intersects with Abigail Plue, a scientist far more comfortable with insects than people, who’s on the mountain researching a threatened native bumblebee.
Enter the GoodReads giveaway for The Adjunct by Maria Adelmann. Sam is an adjunct professor at a public university in Baltimore who picks up a last-minute teaching job at a nearby private liberal arts college. Exhausted and underpaid, she juggles nonstop classes, side gigs, and endless job applications as she tries to secure a full-time position. Her already unstable life is upended when she unexpectedly runs into her graduate adviser, Dr. Tom Sternberg.
Sam and Tom share a complicated past that has shaped her entire academic journey, and he’s the last person she wants to deal with as she navigates campus politics, institutional obstacles, and romantic entanglements with both men and women that leave her questioning her own identity. When she discovers that Tom left his previous job under mysterious circumstances, and that his long-awaited second novel centers on a professor confronting his troubled past, rumors begin to swirl that Sam inspired one of the book’s key characters. As speculation grows, she struggles to reclaim her narrative and reevaluate everything she thought she knew about her future and herself.
Enter the GoodReads giveaway for The Deadliest Game by A.L. Sheaffer. After a devastating murder case breaks her spirit, former homicide detective Kait McShea leaves the force and the life that nearly ruined her. Seeking calm, she returns to her Long Island hometown, hoping its quiet streets and familiar faces will help her move on. But her fragile peace is shattered when she discovers the body of her niece, Clara. Suddenly, Kait is pulled back into the world she thought she’d escaped. As she tries to understand what happened, the lead investigator, Detective Alex O’Connor, starts to suspect that Kait knows more than she’s letting on.
Enter the GoodReads giveaway for The Final Problem by Arturo Pérez-Reverte. In June 1960, a violent storm at sea leaves a group of travelers stranded on the serene Greek island of Utakos, all staying at the island’s only hotel. Their peaceful retreat is shattered when Edith Mander, a quiet British tourist, is discovered dead in a beach cabana. What initially looks like a straightforward suicide begins to suggest something more sinister to Ormond Basil, a once-famous actor known for playing the world’s greatest detective. The other guests, familiar with his on-screen brilliance as Sherlock Holmes, quickly assume he’s the ideal person to unravel this classic locked-room mystery.
This sharp, inventive novel from internationally bestselling author Arturo Pérez-Reverte pays homage to the golden age of detective fiction. The Final Problem explores the dynamic between investigator and suspects, and between storyteller and reader—with a final twist that will satisfy even the most seasoned mystery fan.
Enter the GoodReads giveaway for Blood‑Stained Kisses by L. Renee Richard. Victor Flores is the model student by day, quiet, disciplined, and desperate to outrun the violence waiting for him at home. But when night falls, he’s forced to confront the monster shaped by bruises, fear, and a life spiraling beyond his control. Everything changes when Daniella Andrade moves in next door. She becomes his hope, his grounding force, and, inevitably, his obsession.
They build dreams together, medical school, freedom, a future untouched by Vic’s toxic past, and the secret they promised to keep buried. Then Dani vanishes, leaving only fractured promises and the ruins of what they planned.
Years later, Vic is a renowned surgeon, saving lives with steady hands while hiding darker impulses beneath the surface. When Dani returns carrying secrets of her own, she discovers the boy she once loved has become a man divided between tenderness and something far more dangerous. And she can’t help wondering whether the monster he’s become is the one she’s been searching for all along.
