12 Days of Christmas Giveaway – Day 1

Posted on December 1, 2016August 16, 2018 by lizjohnson

On the first day of Christmas, my favorite authors gave to me . . .

Okay, so there will be no singing, but there will be prizes–so many prizes! Join me and some of my favorite authors for the 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway.

Here’s how it works: We’ll randomly select a winner every day for the first twelve days of December. And each day the prize builds with another book or book-related goody.

The first day of Christmas prize winner will receive:

Hazardous Holiday by Liz Johnson

Just in time for the holidays, navy SEAL Zach McCloud returns home from deployment—and discovers someone wants his family dead. When he married his cousin’s struggling widow, he vowed to help her and her seriously ill son, and now he’ll risk everything to protect them. Even if their arrangement is only temporary. Kristi’s certain an unhappy client from the law firm where she works is determined to hunt her down. But when a sniper bullet wildly misses its target, they begin to question whether it’s really her someone wants dead. Working together, can they figure out why they’ve been attacked…and keep little Cody from the nefarious forces dead set on making this Christmas their last?

Enter in the Rafflecopter giveaway below by following some of your favorite authors on social media and signing up for their newsletters. Every entry carries over for the next 11 days of the contest–so the sooner you enter, the more chances you have to win.

And be sure to visit Sherry Kyle’s blog on December 2nd to learn about the Day 2 prize!

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Valentine’s Day PEI Giveaway

Posted on February 1, 2016July 13, 2023 by lizjohnson

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and to celebrate love–and the release of my upcoming book–I’m giving away a Red Door Inn Prize Pack!

One winner will receive an authentic Prince Edward Island seaglass necklace, a custom PEI 2016 calendar, an advance reader copy of The Red Door Inn, and chocolates in a heart.

As Valentine’s Day draws near, the desire to find a gift that is both unique and thoughtful. One option that embodies these qualities is the enchanting world of picture charms. These exquisite creations offer a truly personal touch, allowing you to encapsulate cherished memories with a delicate charm. Imagine the joy on your loved one’s face as they unwrap the beautifully wrapped package, revealing a picture charm adorned with a precious photograph that holds a special place in their heart. It’s a gift that speaks volumes, conveying your affection in a tangible and heartfelt way. So, this Valentine’s Day, consider the beauty and sentimentality of a picture charm as you seek to celebrate your love with a gift that will be treasured for a lifetime.

Another unique and thoughtful gift idea for Valentine’s Day is a custom bobblehead. These adorable figurines are made to look like your loved one, and they can be personalized with their favorite outfit, hairstyle, and even facial expression. The custom bobbleheads are a great way to show your loved one how much you care, and they are sure to be cherished keepsake for years to come. Imagine the look on your loved one’s face when they unwrap the beautifully wrapped package and find a bobblehead that looks just like them. They will be so touched by the gesture, and they will cherish the bobblehead for years to come. Custom bobbleheads are a great way to celebrate your love on Valentine’s Day. They are unique, thoughtful, and sure to be a hit.

What’s not to love about love and PEI? Two of my favorite things–and both happen to feature heavily in The Red Door Inn. So enter below for a chance to take home a Valentine’s Day gift for you (or someone you love).

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Win a Thomas Nelson Novel!

Posted on November 9, 2011November 8, 2011 by lizjohnson

As I promised earlier this week, I’m giving away a Thomas Nelson novel OF YOUR CHOICE! Actually, I’m giving you 2 chances to win.

First opportunity: Follow me on twitter (so I can DM you if you’re the winner) and tweet #INeedAGoodBook
That’s it. I’ll select a random tweeter on Thursday morning, 11/10. Simple enough.

Second opportunity: Leave a comment on this blog post. Yup. This one. Tell me you want in, and I’ll (again) randomly pick 1 commenter to win on Friday morning, 11/11.

What could be easier? And the prize for each randomly selected winner? She gets to pick ANY (current) FICTION title from Thomas Nelson. Yup. She gets to zip over to their website, select the book that looks most interesting, and let me know which one it is. It’s that easy. It’s open to anyone (except my family and, of course, void where prohibited), but I can only ship to US or APO addresses.

Thanks to the VERY kind folks over at Thomas Nelson fiction, who graciously offered me a few books and then said I could share them with you all. So which book would you pick? Leave a comment and we’ll find out on Friday. See you all then!

The Art of Romance – GIVEAWAY

Posted on June 6, 2011 by lizjohnson

Can you believe how fast this summer is flying by? I know, I know. It’s only June, but it feels like the heat and cicadas (yes, Nashville’s had a nice little visitation from these pests) have been here for ages.

I don’t know about you, but I think it’s about time to put your feet in the pool and relax with a good book. That’s where I come in. 😉 I’m giving away an autographed copy of the perfect summer read, The Art of Romance by my friend Kaye Dacus.

I remember going for a walk through some botanical gardens with Kaye as she was writing this book. She had all sorts of fun stories about writing a scene to match the cover and her wild hero Dylan. I knew right then that it was a winner!

About the book:
Sassy Evans and Perty Bradley are determined to get their older grandchildren married off, but when twenty-eight-year-old Dylan comes home after being fired from his teaching position because of the betrayal of his ex-girlfriend, Perty knows her grandson has more important issues to deal with first.

Sassy understands her friend’s reservations about timing, but she also sees so many ways in which Dylan would be the perfect match for her thirty-four-year-old granddaughter Caylor. With his record of acclaimed paintings and Caylor’s bestselling novels, they could complement each other’s talents and provide each other support and encouragement. And there’s no denying the spark of attraction between the English professor with the untamed red hair and the painter with unusual tattoos.

But neither grandmother realizes the secrets both Caylor and Dylan are keeping from each other. Will pain and embarrassment from the past keep Caylor and Dylan apart, or will they develop the courage to be truthful with each other and discover the true art of romance?

So you want to read it? I thought so! 🙂 Here’s how! Leave a comment that answers the question: What’s the most romantic thing anyone’s ever done for you? Leave your comment between now and next Monday (June 13) at noon. I’ll randomly pick one commenter and send them the book. Good luck!

Giveaway: A Tailor-made Bride

Posted on February 4, 2011February 3, 2011 by lizjohnson

I recently read A Tailor-made Brideby Karen Witemeyer. In fact, I stayed up well past my bedtime to finish it. (And trust me, I paid for it the next day.) But it was cute, and I really enjoyed it.

Here’s a bit about the book:
Jericho “J.T.” Tucker wants nothing to do with Coventry, Texas’s new dressmaker. He’s all too familiar with her kind–shallow women more devoted to fashion than true beauty. Yet, except for her well-tailored clothing, this seamstress is not at all what he expected. Hannah Richards is confounded by the man who runs the livery. The unsmiling fellow riles her with his arrogant assumptions and gruff manner while at the same time stirring her heart with unexpected acts of kindness. Which side of Jericho Tucker reflects the real man? When Hannah decides to help Jericho’s sister catch a beau–leading to uproarious consequences for the whole town–will Jericho and Hannah find a way to bridge the gap between them?

Both the hero and heroine in this book are immensely likable–especially after we learn what’s turned Jericho off from frippery. Hannah is quite prone to accidents and Jericho to saving her. They’re quite fun, and while it felt like the second half was about thirty pages too long, it was a lot of fun–classic historical romance.

And lucky for you, I somehow wound up with two copies of this book, so I’m giving one away to you. Just leave me a comment on this post by Sunday at 11:59pm to be entered to win. I’ll pick a winner at random from comments made by then and send you your very own fun read!

Happy commenting! Good luck!

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