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The lovely people here at Fantasy Book Critic have kindly let me loose on the site to run a big giveaway of my dark fantasy epic Chasing Graves.

I’ve recently launched a little merch store, putting the cover art from my books onto t-shirts and posters and all sorts of random household objects, and to mark its launch, I thought I’d give away some Chasing Graves swag.

Enter below, and if the gods of luck are with you, you could win a Chasing Graves t-shirt of your choosing and a signed paperback. I’m also giving away 5 e-books for runners up! The winner will be chosen at random a week from today. Cheers for entering and all the best

In order to win these fabulous prizes, all you have to do is send in your entries to FBCgiveaway@gmail.com with the subject line “CHASING GRAVES”!

Contest is open to anybody from the USA or UK ONLY!!!

Here’s some more info on Chasing Graves if you’re burning with curiosity:

Meet Caltro Basalt. He’s a master locksmith, a selfish bastard, and as of his first night in Araxes, stone cold dead.

They call it the City of Countless Souls, the colossal jewel of the Arctian Empire, and all it takes to be its ruler is to own more ghosts than any other. For in Araxes, the dead do not rest in peace in the afterlife, but live on as slaves for the rich.

While Caltro struggles to survive, those around him strive for the emperor’s throne in Araxes’ cutthroat game of power. The dead gods whisper from corpses, a soulstealer seeks to make a name for himself with the help of an ancient cult, a princess plots to purge the emperor from his armoured Sanctuary, and a murderer drags a body across the desert, intent on reaching Araxes no matter the cost.

Only one thing is certain in Araxes: death is just the beginning.