Giveaway: The Fourth Monkey Box of Goodies


Booklover Catlady Publicity and HQ has offered up a box of goodies to celebrate the release of The Fourth Monkey to a lucky reader of my blog. The box includes:

* Signed Copy of The Fourth Monkey
* Stickers
* 4MK handwritten letter
* A small white box tied with black string and a surprise inside
* Blank 4MK diary to write down your own evil thoughts!

Take a little peek inside the box:


Pretty cool, huh?  To win just sign into my Rafflecopter Giveaway thingy below. I've made it easy, all you have to do is leave a book recommendation for me because I'm selfish like that. US and UK winners only (sorry to anyone else). 

PS The book is great!


a Rafflecopter giveaway

Good luck and thank you  for the goodies!

Comments

  1. chucklesthescotThursday, June 22, 2017

    I have so many evil thoughts that it would have to be a big journal! *giggles* It's been a long time since I read this kind of book but it certainly sounds interesting. The last two similar type books I read were Jeffery Deaver's 'Praying for sleep and Jonathan Nasaw 'Fear Itself' which has a killer who uses his victims worst fears to kill them. I'll recommend those just for fun!

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  2. CharThursday, June 22, 2017

    Good luck with your giveaway!

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  3. Sandy S.Thursday, June 22, 2017

    I love reading Ania Ahlborn. Her novels are always a great ride. I read Brother which had me cringing as the screams echoed off the trees, and in Within These Walls, a father and daughter move to a new city proves to be not the best solution. I inhaled The Devil Crept In, one of her most popular novels. I have many others on my list to read but I have to pace myself. Have you read any of her novels?

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  4. Sandy S.Thursday, June 22, 2017

    Swerve by Vicki Pettersson was an intense novel. It reminded me of The Amazing Race only the Coal Man was leaving clues and Kris was on a time crunch. I loved it!

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  5. UnknownFriday, June 23, 2017

    I recently read Black-Eyed Susans by Julia Heaberlin, which I found to be very well-written even if I would have liked the end result to have gone in a different direction. Thanks for the chance! :)

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  6. YodamomFriday, June 23, 2017

    It's not a serial killer but a serial murder mystery The Kate Shugak Series by Dana Stabenow. Thanks for the giveaway

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  7. Gwendolyn JordanFriday, June 23, 2017

    Hannibal

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  8. amanda whitleySunday, July 02, 2017

    i like The Black Dahlia
    by James Ellroy

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  9. deb2569Sunday, July 02, 2017

    Silence of the Lambs!

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  10. laura bernardSunday, July 02, 2017

    hannibal

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  11. mcraig49047Sunday, July 02, 2017

    The Bundy Murders: A Comprehensive History by Kevin M. Sullivan

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  12. UnknownSunday, July 02, 2017

    The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larrson

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  13. rockergoddess2002Sunday, July 02, 2017

    I Love the silence of the lambs, or Helter Skelter

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  14. AmberB.Sunday, July 02, 2017

    Silence of the Lambs has always been my favorite.

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  15. AnitaSunday, July 02, 2017

    I love the Hannibal Lecter by Thomas Harris

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  16. AnonymousSunday, July 02, 2017

    I don't really have a favorite, I would say the closest that I would get is Stephen King books!

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  17. AnonymousSunday, July 02, 2017

    The Stranger beside Me by Ann Rule is a good one I like.
    Virginia H

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  18. UnknownSunday, July 02, 2017

    Have a number of Favorites including Hannibal and of course Stephen King books, Dean Koontz, and James Patterson books also!

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  19. ShannvSunday, July 02, 2017

    nice

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  20. Kbvinson13Monday, July 03, 2017

    The man in Texas chain saw massacre

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  21. Bark At The GhoulsThursday, July 06, 2017

    Thank you so much everyone for visiting, giving me some awesome recommendations and entering the giveway! I can't wait to check out many of those recs!!

    I used Rafflecopter to randomly choose the winner and she has been emailed. Enjoy your goodies!

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