I love novellas. While not essential to the overall main story arc, they do add so much extra depth to the characters we already know that I consider them necessary reads in the series that I really love. Impulse is the arm of HarperTeen that's dedicated to short stories and novellas, and recently they have offered two novellas from two of my favorite series. And, now I'm offering them to you, too!
Wow - it's like, the purple cover parade! :)
The Prince (The Selection #0.5)
I read The Selection last year and absolutely loved it. You can check out my review here. I'm totally and completely on Team Maxon at the moment, so learning that The Prince (The Selection #0.5) is told from Maxon's POV made it a must-read for me.
Die For Her (Revenants #2.5)
Anyone that's been hanging around my blog for any amount of time knows what a total fangirl I am about Amy Plum and her Revenants series. Check out my reviews for Die For Me, Until I Die and If I Should Die. Yup - 5 stars for every one. Owning Die For Her is a no-brainer. Plus, it's told from Jules' POV, and after Vincent and Kate, he's my favorite character. Any extra insight into his psyche is a plus.
So, up for grabs is a copy of both these e-novellas. You will get The Selection right away and a pre-order for Die For Her (due out April 2). As long as you have a way to read e-books, keep going and fill out the Rafflecopter. Good luck!
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No, I don't not typically read novellas? Their to short but I do sometimes if the book sounds good! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI actually enjoy novellas. They are fun to read when you don't have a lot of time to invest in a long book but want something to read quickly.
ReplyDeleteI don't usually read novellas but I recently got Destroy Me by Tahereh Mafi and though I haven't started it yet, everyone has gushed about it. I like the idea of having something to tie you over until the next full novel is released :)
ReplyDeleteI just started reading a few novellas and really enjoyed Destroy Me. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteNo, not really. The ones that I did read, I really liked. It's nice to read them before you go into the book. :)
ReplyDeleteYes, although I prefer novels, as they're longer.
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