you can win a pre-order of What The Woods Keep by asking me a question

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A couple of days ago it was exactly 105 days to the publication date of What The Woods Keep, my YA debut (give me a YAY!!!). 

To celebrate this milestone, I'm giving away one pre-order of this book to a lucky reader. 


To enter this giveaway (SUPER SIMPLE):


Step 1: Add What The Woods Keep on Goodreads (Click here to navigate to the book's location) 

(You must have a Goodreads accounts - it's free and very easy to set up)

AND

Step 2: Ask me a question on Goodreads (Click here to navigate to my author profile)

(Go to that link and find "Ask the Author" bit on my official profile - this is where you ask your question 😁 You can ask me ANYTHING book/writing/reading related, just be nice!)


I will choose my favorite question on June 20 at COB (AEST)


This giveaway is open INTERNATIONALLY as long as Book Depository ships to you!

Here is the original tweet that first  announced this giveaway: click here.

Some more info: I've already received quite a few absolutely awesome questions (thank you!) and I will answer them all (just bear with me!), but only one question will be chosen for the pre-order prize. 

Anyway, that's it for now. THANK YOU if you've already entered the giveaway! 

Yours in writing, 
K 

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