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Many thanks to everyone who entered my recent prize draws on Twitter to celebrate the arrival of the festive season. Each week since the beginning of December I’ve been giving away two signed paperback copies of one of the books from my Conquest Series.
The Conquest Series (so far…)
Each week’s winners have been selected using a random number generator from all the entries received. And so without further ado, here they are:
Week 1
Sworn Sword
@JamesRees83
@AJWatersAuthor
Week 2
The Splintered Kingdom
@eblueaxe
@amaz_ed
Week 3
Knights of the Hawk
@RebellionJason
@shaun_chalky
Congratulations to the winners – I’ll be contacting you directly on Twitter. If you didn’t win, better luck next time! For full details of the competitions, click here.
“At Christmas the swineherd Garwulf brought me one of his fattest boars as a gift. We slaughtered it in the yard and roasted it over the hearth in my hall. The whole village came and we feasted like kings on its meat for three days, until there was nothing left but bone. There was drinking and there was dancing; the hall was hung with holly branches and the fire burnt brightly through those long nights.”
–Tancred, The Splintered Kingdom, ch. 17
To celebrate the festive season, and following the success of the competitions I ran earlier in the year, I’m pleased to announce that I’ll be running another series of giveaways. Starting on Monday 1st December, each week I’ll be offering up 2 signed copies of my books to lucky readers.
The complete Conquest Series set (so far…)
The rules are simple! The competition will run on Twitter, where you can already find me tweeting about 1066 and all things relating to the Middle Ages (@JamesAitcheson).
All you have to do in order to enter the prize draws and be in with a chance of winning is RT one of my competition tweets. You’ll be able to tell which ones they are, because they’ll look something like this:
RT for a chance to win one of 2 signed copies of Sworn Sword! #giveaway pic.twitter.com/H69vnaOymP
— James Aitcheson (@JamesAitcheson) December 1, 2014
Each week’s giveaway will run for 48 hours, from midday GMT on the Monday to 11.59am GMT on the Wednesday. You can enter as many times as you like during that time. The prize draws are open to UK residents only. Here’s what will be on offer each week:
Week 1
1-3 December
2 x signed paperback of Sworn Sword.
Week 2
8-10 December
2 x signed paperback of The Splintered Kingdom.
Week 3
15-17 December
2 x signed paperback of Knights of the Hawk.
At the close of each week’s giveaway I’ll use a random number generator to select the two lucky winners from all the entries received. I’ll post the results of the competitions both on Twitter and here on my blog, and will contact the winners via direct message (DM) so that they can send me their addresses.
Good luck, and happy tweeting!
The Splintered Kingdom
James Aitcheson • Sourcebooks
416 pp. • Hardcover • $24.99
Many thanks to everyone who entered my recent giveaway on Twitter to celebrate the publication by Sourcebooks of Tancred’s second adventure, The Splintered Kingdom.
Five lucky winners of the prize draw were selected using a random number generator. Each will each receive a signed copy of the book in hardcover. Without further ado, then, here they are:
@Serhawk09
@sospokejessie
@FlowerFunTime
@JMAucoin_Writer
@hippolee999
Congratulations to the winners – I’ll be contacting you directly on Twitter. If you didn’t win, better luck next time! You can console yourself with the knowledge that The Splintered Kingdom is on sale now, available from all good bookstores and online, both in hardcover and as an ebook.
The Splintered Kingdom
James Aitcheson • Sourcebooks
416 pp. • Hardcover • $24.99
The rules are simple! The competition will run on Twitter, where you can already find me tweeting about 1066 and all things relating to the Middle Ages (@JamesAitcheson).
All you have to do to enter the prize draw and be in with a chance of winning is to RT one of my competition tweets. You’ll be able to tell which ones they are, because they’ll include the hashtag #giveaway.
Entries are limited to those living in the U.S. and Canada. The competition will close at 11.59am EDT on Thursday, August 14th. At that point I’ll use a random number generator to select five winners.
I’ll post the results of the competition both on Twitter and here on my blog, and will contact the winners via direct message (DM) so that they can send me their addresses.
Good luck, and happy tweeting!
Knights of the Hawk • James Aitcheson • £6.99 • Arrow
Many thanks to everyone who entered my recent giveaway on Twitter to celebrate the publication in paperback this week of the latest instalment in Tancred’s saga, Knights of the Hawk.
Three lucky winners of the prize draw were selected using a random number generator. Each will each receive a signed copy of the book in paperback. And so without further ado, here they are:
Sarah Foran – @sarahforan1
Chi Dire – @diireh
Yasmin Lucy Greener – @YasminGreener
Congratulations to the winners – I’ll be contacting you directly on Twitter. If you didn’t win, better luck next time! You can find Knights of the Hawk on sale now, available from all good high street bookshops, as well as in Tesco and online.
The prize on offer to three lucky winners…
The rules are simple! The competition will run on Twitter, where you can already find me tweeting about 1066 and all things relating to the Middle Ages (@JamesAitcheson)
All you have to do to enter the prize draw and be in with a chance of winning is to RT one of my competition tweets. You’ll be able to tell which ones they are, because they’ll include the hashtag #giveaway.
Entries are limited to one per person and, due to the cost of postage, to those living in the UK. The competition will close at 11.59pm BST on Saturday 24th May. At that point I’ll put the names of all the entrants into a hat and randomly pick out three winners.
I’ll post the results of the competition both on Twitter and here on my blog, and will contact the winners via direct message (DM) so that they can send me their addresses.
Good luck, and happy tweeting!
