Crime Fiction Dossier is currently running a contest to win a personally-autographed copy of Tim Maleeny's Stealing the Dragon.
To enter, just send an email with "Contest" in the subject line and your name in the body of the email.
Contest ends on 4/2. Only one entry per person, please. Only U.S. residents are eligible to win. All decisions are final. Crime Fiction Dossier is not responsible for anything.
Congratulations to S. Johnson of Aurora, CO. She is the most recent winner of Crime Fiction Dossier's Win This Book contest. She'll be receiving a personally-autographed copy of Philip Hawley's new thriller, Stigma.
Thanks to Philip Hawley, Jr. for providing the book, and to Random.org for providing the winning number.
Don't forget our current contest, a chance to win a signed copy of Tim Maleeny's Stealing the Dragon.
Next up on Win This Book, a personally-autographed copy of an outstanding debut thriller: Tim Maleeny's Stealing the Dragon.
One lucky fan will receive a copy of Stealing the Dragon inscribed and signed by the author. To enter, just send an email with "Contest" in the subject line and your name in the body of the email.
Good luck! As always, if you don't win, please consider buying the book anyway. It's worth it.
Contest ends on 4/2. Only one entry per person, please. Only U.S. residents are eligible to win. All decisions are final. Crime Fiction Dossier is not responsible for anything.
Don't forget, Crime Fiction Dossier is currently running a contest to win a personally-autographed copy of Philip Hawley, Jr.'s thriller Stigma. (I'll have a review of it running soon, in case you're interested. It's very good.)
To enter, just send an email with "Contest" in the subject line and your name in the body of the email.
Contest ends on 3/13. Only one entry per person, please. Only U.S. residents are eligible to win. All decisions are final. Crime Fiction Dossier is not responsible for anything.
Next up on Win This Book, a personally-autographed copy of one of my favorite new thrillers: Philip Hawley, Jr.'s Stigma.
You've been hearing me talk about this book for long enough -- now here's your chance to win a copy!
One lucky fan will receive a copy of Stigma, inscribed and signed by the author. To enter, just send an email with "Contest" in the subject line and your name in the body of the email.
Good luck! As always, if you don't win, please consider buying the book anyway. It's worth it.
Contest ends on 3/13. Only one entry per person, please. Only U.S. residents are eligible to win. All decisions are final. Crime Fiction Dossier is not responsible for anything.
Congratulations to T. de Valence of Port Richmond, CA. She is the most recent winner of Crime Fiction Dossier's Win This Book contest. She'll be receiving a personally-autographed copy of Bob Morris' new mystery novel, Bermuda Schwartz.
Thanks to Bob Morris for providing the book, and to Random.org for providing the winning number.
Don't forget, Crime Fiction Dossier is currently running a contest to win a personally-autographed copy of Bob Morris' mystery novel Bermuda Schwartz. (I should have a review of it soon, if you're interested. I liked it.)
To enter, just send an email with "Contest" in the subject line and your name in the body of the email.
Contest ends on 2/22. Only one entry per person, please. Only U.S. residents are eligible to win. All decisions are final. Crime Fiction Dossier is not responsible for anything.
Next up on Win This Book, a personally-autographed copy of the latest mystery novel from Bob Morris: the excellent Bermuda Schwartz. (This was the first book of Bob's that I read and I enjoyed it a lot.)
The winner of the contest will receive a hardcover copy of Bermuda Schwartz, inscribed and signed by the author. To enter, just send an email with "Contest" in the subject line and your name in the body of the email.
Good luck! As always, if you don't win, please consider buying the book anyway. It's worth it.
Contest ends on 2/22. Only one entry per person, please. Only U.S. residents are eligible to win. All decisions are final. Crime Fiction Dossier is not responsible for anything.
One of the CFD's loyal readers informs me that I neglected to announce the winner of the latest Win This Book contest. This is true! The winner of the signed copies of Duane Swierczynski's crime novels The Blonde and The Wheelman was S. Belozerov of Worcester, Massachusetts.
Thanks to Duane Swierczynski for providing the books, and to Random.org for providing the winning number.
Don't forget, the Crime Fiction Dossier is currently running a contest to win personally-autographed copies of Duane Swierczynski's crime novels The Blonde and The Wheelman.
To enter, just send an email with "Contest" in the subject line and your name in the body of the email.
Good luck!
Contest ends on 11/21. Only one entry per person, please. Only U.S. residents are eligible to win. All decisions are final. Crime Fiction Dossier is not responsible for anything.
Next up on Win This Book, a personally-autographed copy of the latest crime novel from one of the genre's most talented up-and-coming writers: Duane Swierczynski's The Blonde.
And, just because we love you, we're also giving away a copy of Swierczynski's previous book, the Gumshoe Award-nominated The Wheelman.
The winner of the contest will receive a hardcover copy of The Blonde and a trade paperback copy of The Wheelman, both inscribed and signed by the author. To enter, just send an email with "Contest" in the subject line and your name in the body of the email.
Good luck! As always, if you don't win, please consider buying the books anyway. They're both worth it.
Contest ends on 11/21. Only one entry per person, please. Only U.S. residents are eligible to win. All decisions are final. Crime Fiction Dossier is not responsible for anything.
Congratulations to C. Boyd of Rocky Mount, Virginia, the latest winner of Crime Fiction Dossier's Win This Book contest. The prize: a personally-autographed copy of Barry Eisler's thriller, The Last Assassin.
If you didn't win, go buy the book anyway. Or get it from the library. Or read it while standing in the aisle and Barnes & Noble. However you read it, I think you'll enjoy it.
Thanks to Barry Eisler for providing the book, and to Random.org for providing the winning number.
Don't forget, the Crime Fiction Dossier is currently running a contest to win a personally-autographed copy of Barry Eisler's excellent thriller The Last Assassin.
The winner of the contest will receive a hardcover copy of The Last Assassin, inscribed to them and signed by the author. To enter, just send an email with "Contest" in the subject line and your name in the body of the email.
Contest ends on 10/5. Only one entry per person, please. Only U.S. residents are eligible to win. All decisions are final. Crime Fiction Dossier is not responsible for anything.
Next up on Win This Book, a personally-autographed copy of one of the year's best thrillers: Barry Eisler's The Last Assassin.
It's no secret that I think Eisler is one of the best writers in the genre, and The Last Assassin might just be his best book yet. (You can read my review of it to find out why.)
The winner of the contest will receive a hardcover copy of The Last Assassin, inscribed to them and signed by the author. To enter, just send an email with "Contest" in the subject line and your name in the body of the email.
Good luck! As always, if you don't win, please consider buying the book anyway. It's worth it.
Contest ends on 10/5. Only one entry per person, please. Only U.S. residents are eligible to win. All decisions are final. Crime Fiction Dossier is not responsible for anything.
Congratulations to C. Watson of Morganton, NC the latest winner of Crime Fiction Dossier's Win This Book contest. The prize: a personally-autographed copy of Gregg Hurwitz' new thriller, Last Shot.
If you didn't win, I hope you'll consider buying the book anyway. It's a fun and exciting read. Thanks to Gregg Hurwitz for providing the book, and to Random.org for providing the winning number.
Check back soon for our next super-cool and exciting contest!
(Authors: If you're interested in participating in Win This Book, please shoot me an email.)
Don't forget, the Crime Fiction Dossier is currently running a contest to win a personally-autographed copy of Gregg Hurwitz' excellent new thriller, Last Shot.
The winner of the contest will receive a hardcover copy of Last Shot, inscribed to them and signed by the author. To enter, just send an email with "Contest" in the subject line and your name in the body of the email.
Contest ends on 9/19. Only one entry per person, please. Only U.S. residents are eligible to win. All decisions are final. Crime Fiction Dossier is not responsible for anything.
Next up on Win This Book: a personally-autographed copy of the white-knuckle new thriller Last Shot by Gregg Hurwitz. Gregg is one of my favorite thriller writers to emerge in the last decade, and his latest book shows why.
The winner of the contest will receive a hardcover copy of Last Shot, inscribed to them and signed by the author. To enter, just send an email with "Contest" in the subject line and your name in the body of the email.
Good luck! If you don't win, buy the book anyway. It's worth it.
Contest ends on 9/19. Only one entry per person, please. Only U.S. residents are eligible to win. All decisions are final. Crime Fiction Dossier is not responsible for anything.
Congratulations to D. Jones of Chicago, Illinois, the latest winner of Crime Fiction Dossier's Win This Book contest. The prize: a personally autographed copy of M.J. Rose's thriller The Venus Fix.
Stay tuned for our next contest, coming soon!
You've got 1 more week to enter the contest for a personally autographed copy of M.J. Rose's thriller, The Venus Fix.
I won't mention again how much I enjoyed this book. You know that already.
To enter, just send an email to davidjmontgomery@yahoo.com with Contest in the subject line and your name in the body of the message.
Good luck!
Next up on Win This Book is a personally autographed copy of M.J. Rose's chillingly erotic thriller, The Venus Fix, one of my favorite books of the year. (You can see what I wrote about it in the Chicago Sun-Times.)
To enter, just send an email to davidjmontgomery@yahoo.com with Contest in the subject line, and your name in the body of the message.
Good luck! It's a terrific book.
Note: if you previously sent an entry to editor@mysteryinkonline.com, please resend to davidjmontgomery@yahoo.com. Thanks!
Contest ends on Saturday, August 12th. One entry per person and per address, please. Only U.S. residents are eligible to win. All decisions are final. Crime Fiction Dossier is not responsible for anything.
Congratulations to M. Luongo of Parrish, Florida, the winner of Crime Fiction Dossier's latest Win This Book contest! She will be receiving an autographed copy of Gayle Lynds' The Last Spymaster. We'll be starting another contest shortly, so stay tuned for details.
Our second "Win This Book" contest is for a personally autographed copy of Gayle Lynds' excellent new international thriller The Last Spymaster. (I reviewed it in the Chicago Sun-Times.)
To enter, send me an email with the word "Contest" in the subject line and your name in the body of the email. Entries must be received by July 21st.
Good luck!
Rules: Duplicate entries will be deleted. You must live in the U.S. in order to win. All decisions are final. Crime Fiction Dossier is not responsible for anything.
Congratulations to G. Trent of Bristol, VA, the winner of Crime Fiction Dossier's first Win This Book contest! She will be receiving an autographed copy of Joseph Finder's Killer Instinct. We'll be starting another contest shortly, so stay tuned for details.
Don't forget: We're having a contest to win a signed first edition of Joseph Finder's latest book, the thrilling Killer Instinct. For details, see this post. Deadline to enter is next Friday.
I've decided that it might be fun to do some contests around here.
First up: a signed hardcover copy of Joseph Finder's superb Killer Instinct. (I raved about it in both the Boston Globe and the Chicago Sun-Times.)
To enter, send me an email with the word "Contest" in the subject line and your name in the body of the email. Entries must be received by June 30th.
Good luck!
Duplicate entries will be deleted. You must live in the U.S. in order to win. All decisions are final. Crime Fiction Dossier is not responsible for anything.
David J. Montgomery writes about authors and books for several of the country's largest newspapers, including the Chicago Sun-Times, Washington Post, Philadelphia Inquirer and Boston Globe.
In the past, he has contributed to such publications as USA Today, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Kansas City Star, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel and National Review Online.
He lives in the Washington, DC suburbs with his wife and daughter.
