The Hum and The Shiver Giveaway




ABOUT THE BOOK:

The Hum and The Shiver is set in the Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee, where the author himself was raised. The Hum and the Shiver spins a fascinating tale, combining mythology with American folklore in the dark valleys and hollows of the Smoky Mountains—where songs live…and kill.

When the first Europeans came to the Smoky Mountains, the Tufa were already there, quietly living in the hills and valleys of Cloud County, their origins lost to history. But there are clues hidden in the songs they have passed down for generations. The Hum and The Shiver tells the tale of Private Bronwyn Hyatt, a true Tufa and soldier returning home from war. The book follows her struggles to join in the song of her people and let it lift her onto the night winds and soar beyond her haunted homeland.


ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
ALEX BLEDSOE grew up in Tennessee, and draws much of his inspiration from his homeland. He’s been a reporter, editor, photographer, and door-to-door vacuum cleaner salesman. He is also the author of the Eddie LaCrosse books—The Sword-Edged Blonde (Tor, 2009), Burn Me Deadly (Tor, 2009), and Dark Jenny (Tor, 2011). He lives with his family in Wisconsin.

Keep up with him on Twitter, Facebook, and MySpace, and read his blog here.


If this book sounds good than just leave a comment with your email address. Open to US and Canada only. Ends October 3rd. Thank you

Comments

Linda said…
This book sounds so interesting, and one I can share with a friend who also appreciates stories with a mythical, haunting aspect. Thanks for the giveaway.
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Riva said…
I've been hearing really good things about this book. Can't wait to read it. Thanks for the opportunity to win.

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This sounds very good i would love to read it! Thanks!

Margaret
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KATHLEEN.B said…
I like the sounds of the mythical novel. It also bodes well that the author grew up in this area.
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Unknown said…
This book does sound good. I think that growing up means we do have to find new ways to fit into the music of our past. Thanks for the giveaway.
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Anonymous said…
Sounds interesting.

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Anonymous said…
I would love, love, love to read this one.

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Darlene said…
Please enter me in the draw, and thanks for the giveaway!

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