New Release Giveaway: The Priestess By L.A. McGinnis

The Priestess Book Cover The Priestess
The Banished Gods: Book Three
L.A. McGinnis
Adult Urban Fantasy
Fools Journey Press
June 25, 2019
201

New Release Giveaway!

The Priestess – The Banished Gods Book Three – By L.A. McGinnis

3 Lucky Winners!

Winner #1 to receive: If winner #1 is in the US, they will receive a Signed paperback copy of The Priestess, $25.00 Amazon gift card, bookmarks. If winner #1 is outside the US (international), they will receive digital copies of all 3 books in the series: Queen of Swords, The Moon and The Priestess.

Winner #2 to receive: digital file of The Priestess

Winner #3 to receive: digital file of The Priestess

**Giveaway eligible Internationally**

Book blurb:

Just because you don’t believe in magic,

Doesn’t mean it can’t believe in you.

Sydney Barrows makes a living out of digging up the dead. Well, not a living, exactly, but a very small stipend. When destruction crashes down around her, she didn’t expect to be caught right in the middle of it. Now she’s gone from digging up the dead to worrying about becoming one of them.

Locked away in a fortress of stone, a band of immortals h old the key to preventing the end of the world. When Sydney and Mir’s paths collide, the sexy god awakens her powers in ways she didn’t dream possible. Together, they race against time to uncover the truth about Sydney’s past before it destroys her.

Excerpt:

Despite all of her efforts, she was trapped inside her body, held captive by the monster poised to take over her world.

But beneath the final barrier inside of her, Sydney Allen sensed the endless surge of her magic, the restless powerful energy thrashing, wanting out, out, out. Still, the melody danced in her veins, the circle of stones around her humming with power, her father’s voice echoing the music, the words in unison to the beats of her heart. Tentatively she pushed, then without another thought, tore straight through the final wall, straight into the heart of her magic.

She should be exhausted. She probably was, but when the magic surged through her, filling her up, she was renewed, reborn into a cage of flesh and bone riding high on a power not of this earth.

Not of this universe.

Capable of terrible things.

Against the dimness of her dimmed, murky vision, the silhouettes of the invading army continued to march past, the stamp of feet, the clash of metal ringing in her ears. But as her magic rose, settled and rose again, it wiped the spiderwebs from her eyes, sharpened her hearing, forged her back together, better than flesh, better than mortal, into something stronger.

But more than even the magic, the music humming around her centered her. In a way she’d never been before.

The words her father had repeated, a litany strung together, became the chain Sydney followed back, until she stood beneath the cold, sickle moon sky watching the Orobus’s horrible invading army march past her, out of the doorway she’dopened, to decimate her city.

But it was with her eyes she watched them.

And with her lungs she breathed.

Curling her hand into a fist, she vowed it would be her magic that would stop them.


About the Author:

From the very first time she picked up a book, Laura was hooked. But then came boys and fast cars, and somewhere in between, her dream of writing the really, really big story got lost. Until the day she walked into a classroom at KSU and her love of Old English and Norse Mythology began anew.

An In’D’Tale fantasy finalist, Laura lives in Northeastern Ohio, at the edge of a national park with her husband and one very spoiled german shepherd, writing paranormal, fantasy and dystopian romance.

Laura is a graduate of Kent State University, and belongs to the RWA, FF&PRWA and NEORWA and has attended the annual Sanibel Island Writers Conference, as well as the NEORWA Writers Conference, and participates in their yearly writing retreat.


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6 thoughts on “New Release Giveaway: The Priestess By L.A. McGinnis”

  1. I used to really be into mythology and my son is now. He is 10. I asked him to pick one for me and he was weighing his options. His dad said pick “Thor” and he said that “He is not Greek mythology and I’m sticking with Hades”. So Hades it is. LOL

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