If you recognize your email, congratulations!
You just won your choice of one of these five novels featuring resourceful women in impossible situations!
The Square of Sevens by Laura Shepherd-Robinson
Matrix by Lauren Groff
The Miniaturist by Jessie Burton
The Marriage Portrait by Maggie O’-‘Farrell
Once Upon a River by Diane Setterfield
If you think this is you, shoot a message to JapanagramJonelle@gmail.com and let me know which of the five books you’d like, and if you’d like the Kindle version or the paperback. If you’d like the Kindle version, let me know which email you’d like me to send the link to; if you’d like the hardcover, give me an address where you’d like it to be sent.
SURPRISE BONUS WINNER!
Speaking of resourceful women in an impossible situation…
in honor of The Samurai’s Octopus publication this month, I’m giving away a surprise pre-order copy to this lucky Japanagram subscriber…
If you think this is you, shoot a message to JapanagramJonelle@gmail.com and let me know if you’d like the Kindle version or the paperback. If you’d like the Kindle version, let me know which email you’d like me to send the link to; if you’d like the hardcover, give me an address where you’d like it to be sent. It will arrive on or shortly after the book comes out April 21!
If I didn’t pull your name from the hat this time, I hope you get lucky next time!
One lucky subscriber will win their pick of the book reviewed this month, so check the Japanagram on the first day of April to find out if it’s your lucky day!
If you’d like to be automatically entered to win each month’s giveaway, subscribe! Click here to get Japanagram delivered to your email every month
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How I pick the winners: On the last day of the month, I load all the email addresses of Japanagram subscribers into a random name picker on the Web and ask it to choose one subscriber’s email as the winner of that issue’s giveaway. Then I publish the email address in the next Japanagram (obscured in a way so only the subscriber will be able to recognize it as their own, of course!)
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Will this be your new favorite mystery too?
“The Samurai’s Octopus…will keep you guessing—and turning pages—all the way to the end. I couldn’t put it down!”
—Susan Spann, author of the Hiro Hattori mysteries
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Jonelle Patrick writes novels set in Japan, produces the monthly Japanagram newsletter, and blogs at Only In Japan and The Tokyo Guide I Wish I’d Had
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