Affairs of the Dead Contest
In Affairs of the Dead, if someone dies with unfinished
business, their ghost sticks around until that business is taken care of. If
it’s not, then the ghost turns into a deadly, rampaging monster. Needless to
say, helping ghosts settle their affairs is a top priority. The main character,
Selene, is a necromancer who has helped ghosts with unfinished business from
skydiving to helping a ghost lose her virginity (it’s possible!). For this
contest, AJ wants to read the craziest, funniest, most outrageous or creative
unfinished business you can think of that would cause a ghost to stick around.
If I win, AJ will incorporate my entry into the sequel she's currently working on, which is tentatively titled Requiem for the Living.
The prize will also include a $20 Amazon Gift Card, and Urban Fantasy ebooks
from my publisher, Etopia Press.
My Idea:
A ghost can't rest in peace without finishing that book their friend loved and loaned them, but they never got around to reading. Then after they have to let the friend know what they thought.
(Cheesy I know!)
Buy Links
Author Info
Blog: http://iqurae.blogspot.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/AJ-Locke/522250584507699
Twitter: @maqueripe
Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17226279-affairs-of-the-dead
Author Bio: A.J. Locke is an author and artist, originally from Trinidad, now residing in New York City. Affairs of the Dead is her debut novel, and other than writing she enjoys reading, drawing, painting, graphic design, and watching too much television.
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So what did you think? Was my idea stupid? lol
If a ghost sticks around to finish reading a book, it must be a really great book! Fun idea =)
ReplyDeleteGreat contest, AJ. I'll play. A soldier is returning from (any) war with a last letter for the wife/sweetheart of a dying soldier buddy, but he himself is killed on the way. He still wants to see that the letter is delivered.
ReplyDeleteAww how sad! I love that idea. Thanks for participating Ally!
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