Thanks to the author, Deborah Valentine I am giving away one ebook copy of The Knightmare.
Book Description:
When Scottish Formula 1 driver Conor Westfield is injured in a racing accident, could it be mere coincidence that as he recovers from his injuries his childhood nightmare recurs — a strange jumble of terrifying images that feel more like memories than dreams? Or that he is soon informed a mysterious woman with whom he had very brief affair has died and left him as her heir? But this was no ordinary woman and no ordinary affair.
Dogged by a niggling feeling of déjà vu, Conor reluctantly travels to Amsterdam to identify the body. At her home he finds an illuminated book that transports him back in time to a past life as a Knight Templar where he rediscovers the woman he left behind and a life lived in the shadow of a tragedy that cries out across 800 years for resolution.
About Deborah Valentine:
Deborah Valentine is a British author, editor and screenwriter who once lived in California but far preferred the British weather and fled to London, where she has resided for many years. She is the author of three books published by Victor Gollancz Ltd in the UK, and Bantam and Avon in the US. Unorthodox Methods was the first in the series, followed by A Collector of Photographs and the Ireland-based Fine Distinctions.
A Collector of Photographs was short-listed for an Edgar Allan Poe, a Shamus, a Macavity and an Anthony Boucher award. Fine Distinctions was also short-listed for an Edgar. They are soon to be available as eBooks on the Orion imprint The Murder Room.
With the publication of The Knightmare she has embarked on a new series of books with a supernatural edge. For more visit her website
http://www.deborahvalentine.co.uk/ or The Knightmare Facebook page. She is a Goodreads author.
This giveaway is open internationally and ends on July 29, 2013. Please use Rafflecopter to enter.
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Recurring childhood experiences is always interesting. Would like to read it on my Kindle.
I have not heard of this book before it sounds fun.
Sounds like an interesting read, thanks.
Love Scottish protagonists! I’m gonna love this!
Looks like an awesome read 🙂
The Nightmare sounds like an awesome thrill:O) I wish you well with your release!
Sounds like a great book!