Giveaways are the best!

So here’s the deal: along with my gorgeous new website, I’m also putting together a newsletter!

Newsletter? Tell me more!

I promise this newsletter won’t be spammy! And it won’t be simply a repeat of all my blog posts either but will have fresh content such as:

• Book reviews and reading suggestions
• Helpful links to other writer-ly people (like authors & editors!)
• Happenings and going-ons of my writing journey
• Special content like flash fiction & sneak peeks of my WIP

And that’s where the giveaway comes in. Every newsletter will have one.

That’s right.

Every 6-8 weeks, you’ll have a chance to win something awesome like one of my newly-discovered-and-now-favourite e-books (I’m stocking up on some great titles!) or an Amazon gift card.

And (hopefully!) there will be enough exciting stuff within the newsletter to keep you entertained.

That’s it!

What do I do next?

Just enter the magic portal…(erm, follow this link), and enter your name and email address.

You might be asked to confirm your humanity. Which shouldn’t be a problem since you’re not a robot…right?!?

Finally, the powers-that-be want to make sure you really, really do want this newsletter, so don’t let the confirmation e-mail get lost the nether-world of your junk or spam folder!

Come on, what are you waiting for? 😉

And hurry because my first newsletter with it’s first giveaway goes out May 1!

Jebraun Clifford always wanted to step through a door into an imaginary kingdom, so it’s no surprise she now calls Middle Earth home. Too short to be an elf and too tall to be a Hobbit, she lives in a gorgeous town smack-dab in the centre of New Zealand’s North Island filled with thermal activity, stunning lakes, and enough Redwood trees to make her Californian heart swoon. Her unpublished YA fantasy, The Two Queens of Kyrie, won both the American Christian Fiction Writer’s 2015 First Impressions contest and their 2016 Genesis contest in the YA category. She loves coffee, tree ferns, dark chocolate, and Jesus, and harbours a secret penchant for British spelling.