Subject A36 won’t be officially released until February 13th, 2020, but this is your chance to win an ARC before publication!
It’s not hard to enter. All you need to do is:
1. Tell me your favorite holiday movie (any holiday) in the comments below.
2. Add Subject A36 to your Goodreads list HERE.
Entries are open until midnight Wednesday, December 11th, and the winner will be chosen at random and announced Friday, December 13th. The giveaway will also run on my Facebook page and Instagram @tpolen6. Good luck!
If genetic engineering could guarantee you and your family perfect health and unparalleled beauty, would you pay top dollar for it? Would you kill for it?
Residents of the Colony would. And do.
Only the Insurgents can stop them.
Seventeen-year-old Asher Solomon is a premier operative with the Insurgents. He and his team have rescued countless hostages, saving them from painful deaths in Colony labs as desirable genetic traits are stripped from their bodies.
He’s also suffered more losses than anyone should have to.
Then Asher gets intel that might give his people the upper hand. The Colony is searching for Subject A36. If the Insurgents determine the subject’s identity first, they might be able to turn the tide of the war.
Asher and his team embark on their riskiest mission ever, and the stakes have never been higher. But even if he survives the physical dangers, the devastating secrets he uncovers might destroy him.
“Santa Clause: The Movie” is my favourite Christmas movie, and has been since I was a child. I watch it every year on Christmas Eve (except for that one year when I was in Canada, my copy was in the UK, and I had no way to do so). I’m talking about the 1985 movie with Dudley Moore in it.
“Subject A36” is now on my to-read shelf (where it would have been going as soon as I knew it was on Goodreads anyhow, giveaway or not).
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Thanks for adding it, Tori! I don’t think I’ve ever seen the version with Dudley Moore. That’s something I’ll have to look into.
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You’re welcome. Looking forward to reading the book. Also, don’t forget to send Bond over for a “Friends Of Furkid Friday” interview when you’re ready to promote it. 🙂
You should definitely watch the movie… I think everyone who loves Christmas movies should watch it at least once. But I guess, since it’s my favourite, I would say that. 😉
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I love, Shrek the Halls. Christmas isn´t Christmas without the ogre and his family and friends. We quote it in our house. Love those three little pigs with the German accent. I´m giggling just thinking about it. xo
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Yes! I saw this one probably the first year it came out. Always a Shrek fan – and those pigs crack me up.
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That’s a tough question, Teri, but I’d go for ‘Holiday Inn’ as my favourite Christmas movie. I love all the singing and dancing in the film. The old classics are the best. If you’re looking for a good Christmas horror movie, ‘Black Christmas’ is a good one to watch.
Good luck with the book launch.
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I’ve never watched that one, Hugh. Other than Phantom of the Opera, I’ve never been much of a musical fan. The old classics I watch are It’s a Wonderful Life and a Peanuts Christmas, lol. I’ll have to check out Black Christmas. Krampus is probably the only Christmas horror movie I’ve seen. And thanks!
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Hmmm, tough. I can’t think of one movie save for Home Alone. Adding it to my tbr with fingers crossed.
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I just watched Home Alone over Thanksgiving – it’s been years since I’ve seen the whole movie. Laughed my way through it. Good luck, Jina – and thanks for adding it!
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Best of luck with your giveaway. I’ll probably buy it when it’s available, so give my ticket to someone else this time. Amazon prefers those verified purchases anyway.
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Isn’t that the truth. Just finished Viral Blues today, so I’ll get a review posted soon. Really enjoyed hanging with those characters, Craig.
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Thank you, and glad you enjoyed it. Amazon has gotten picky, and I don’t want to goad them if I can avoid it. Did Alexa find the secret last chapter?
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I read the last 20% on my Kindle, so I found the bonus chapter – so glad I did. Just love Clovis.
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Amazon and Apple don’t get along well, or I would have my phone read to me when I commute.
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So exciting, Teri. I have added this book to my Goodreads list and my favourite holiday movie is Home Alone.
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Thanks, Robbie! Another vote for Home Alone.
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Not entering just wanted to say that I love the classic Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer and Frosty the Snowman. The cartoon ones. I have a hard time finding them nowadays.
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I haven’t seen either of them in years, but used to watch them every Christmas when I was a kid, and then with my sons. Got your copy in the mail a couple days ago, Misty!
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I watch them whenever I’m able to find them. I think they are so cute. I will let you know when it arrives!!
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I love the animated How the Grinch Stole Christmas best.
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Added to Goodreads! Thanks for the chance!
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Yes! Absolutely a classic. I still laugh at the Grinch – and just love Max the dog. Thanks for adding A36, Danielle!
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Max is my favorite–such personality–I can picture him happily riding the sled behind the Grinch, tongue hanging out.
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I will be buying the book, Teri so don’t include me in the contest. My favorite Christmas movie is Miracle on 34th street with Natalie Wood.
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Can I stil be your friend if I admit I’ve never watched the movie, John? I should probably correct that. And thanks!
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Yes you can. It is a cheezy movie but I can’t help liking it.
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Home alone is my fav holiday movie. I just love that smart kid.
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Three votes for Home Alone! It still makes me laugh, Yesha. Thanks for adding and entering!
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And I have added book to Goodreads 🙂
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My favorite holiday movie is Love, Actually. Added to Goodreads.
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I hadn’t watched that one for years, and just re-watched it last Christmas. Totally forgot Andrew Lincoln was in it (I’m a huge TWD fan). Thanks for adding!
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Subject A36 sounds excellent, Teri! I love the cover, too.
When it comes to favorite Christmas movies, there are two I make certain to watch every year (I have them on DVD): Elf and A Christmas Carol (the version with Patrick Stewart as Scrooge). Love them both!
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Thanks, Mae! I usually catch Elf, but I’ve never seen Patrick Stewart as Scrooge and have no idea why. I love the story. Sounds like I need to add that one to the list this year. Thanks for entering!
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Entering the giveaway, Teri.
My favorite holiday is Thanksgiving. 🙂 And you’re on my “Want to Read” list.
Congrats on the coming book!
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Thanks, Diana – love being on those types of lists!
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This is a terrific promo, Teri. I like what you’ve done with it.
Halloween is my favorite holiday, my favorite “holiday movie” would have been an episode from “Psych.” Until last year… Now, even though I’m not much of a Christmas person at all, I absolutely love “The Christmas Chronicles” with Kurt Russell. I hope you have a wonderful holiday season. Hugs!
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I need to watch that Kurt Russel movie – a few people have mentioned it to me. I never watched Psych, but it looked like something I’d enjoy. Hugs, Teagan!
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Don’t add me as I’m going to buy it when it’s released but my favorites are the classics (boring?) movies: It’s a Wonderful Life and A Christmas Carol (the one with Patrick Stewart is awesome—my favorite right above the George C. Scott version). Also, I watch the Buffy Christmas episode, of course. 🎄😈
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We always watch It’s a Wonderful Life, and you’re the second person to mention the Patrick Stewart version of A Christmas Carol. I still haven’t gotten back to Buffy yet – don’t hate me.
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You must watch Patrick as Scrooge. He’s awesome. And I’ll forgive you Buffy… For now.
This might be an unpopular opinion but this is my favorite cover of yours (and that’s saying something because I like all of them).
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I’ve gotten some compliments on this cover – the designer did an awesome job with it.
Glad you’re giving me some slack with Buffy – I promise I’ll try it again!
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I beg you to watch it past the first season.
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