Wanna FREE iPad? Author Scavenger Hunt Stop # 6

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Remember Scavenger Hunts when you were a kid? If you liked them at all, I’m betting you’ll love this one. Grand Prize is an iPad Mini 16GB, plus you’ll get two chances at a 25 book prize pack, plus additional prizes all clocking in at well over $1,000 of value.

250scavengerhuntWe go live tomorrow (Friday October 18that 12 noon mountain time and go through Sunday night the 20th at midnight, mountain time.

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How it Works

The hunt has 25 stops which give you exclusive content from all of the authors taking part. If you’ve just discovered the hunt here, you’ll probably want to start at Stop # 1 which you’ll find at  Stop #1, found at LisaBergren.com (But you can start here on my blog as well if you choose to. Just make sure you hit stops 1 – 5 at some point.)

At each stop, you’ll collect one word which is at the bottom of each post. Once you have the completed phrase in order, register on the Rafflecopter form at Stop #26, found back at Lisa’s site.

Ready? Let’s go scavenge on!

My Guest

I’m hosting Jill Williamson, a great friend and a great writer (two-time Christy Award winner!) I first met Jill at a writing conference in 2007 when both of us were still dreaming of being published. We enjoyed getting to know each other, have stayed in touch and I’m happy to announce her very creative (exclusive) content for the Scavenger Hunt.

A Scavenger Hunt exclusive: An interview between Luella Flynn and The Owl from Jill’s Safe Land Series:

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Luella Flynn: Hay-o, all you Safe Lands readers out there. We’ve got a sweet treat for you today. The Owl is here, speaking with me in an exclusive interview.

Thank you for agreeing to meet with me today, Mr … Owl man? Mr. Owl? What should people call you?

The Owl: It’s just The Owl.

Luella Flynn: Great! Well, the people want to know who you are, trigger! Will you tell us?

The Owl: No.

Luella Flynn: *chuckles* Didn’t think so. Why an owl? 

The Owl: Owls are solitary, watchful, intelligent. They’re cunning. And they have the ability to notice things, to see and hear better than most. They’re nocturnal, which is different from most birds. Owls are misunderstood.

Luella Flynn: Are you misunderstood? And I’m speaking to the man underneath the costume right now.

The Owl: Sometimes. But The Owl … is a messenger. I’m also a hunter.

Luella Flynn: And just who are you hunting?

The Owl: The truth. I’ll find it too. And when I do, I’ll deliver it to the people.

Luella Flynn: You think someone is lying to Safe Lands nationals, is that it?

The Owl: Of course. Lawten Renzor is lying. The Safe Lands Guild is lying. You’re lying too, Ms. Flynn.

Luella Flynn: Me? I’m on your side, trig. A reporter hunts for the truth as well, you know.

The Owl: Maybe you need hunting lessons.

Luella Flynn: I don’t think they teach those kinds of classes down at the Highland Civic Center. So, tell me how you keep interrupting my ColorCast. That’s kind of rude, don’t you think?

The Owl: This ColorCast is a tool for the Safe Lands Guild to tell lies. Nothing is filmed live. Everything is prerecorded and edited so you hear only what the Guild wants you to hear. The Owl speaks the truth. Truth brings freedom. Listen well.

Luella Flynn: Not everything is prerecorded—Hey! Where are you going? *sighs* Well, Safe Landers, The Owl has flown. He does tend to come and go as he pleases. Don’t worry, I’m sure I’ll manage to catch him again sometime. And if anyone can learn his true identity, it’s me. I’m Luella Flynn, and as always, find pleasure in life.

About Jill’s Latest

In Outcasts, the second book in Jill Williamson’s Safe Lands series, Levi finds himself not only the leader of Glenrock’s remaining people but also the head of a new rebel force called the Messengers, intent on unmasking the Safe Lands’ lies. At the same time, Mason uncovers secrets that may be more dangerous than he ever imagined. Meanwhile, Omar decides to take matters into his own hands.

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Find Outcasts here:

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Jill Williamson is a chocolate loving, daydreaming, creator of kingdoms and the award-winning author of several young adult books. She’s a Whovian, a Photoshop addict, and a recovering fashion design assistant, who was raised in Alaska. She blogs for teen writers at www.goteenwriters.com. You can also visit her online at www.jillwilliamson.com  where adventure comes to life.

And if you want a FREE signed copy of my latest novel, Memory’s Door, just leave your e-mail in the comments section as well as why you should have it! I’ll choose the winner at the end of the hunt.

Ready for the next stop? Go here now! (But first, jot down this word: MANY.)

Comments 221

  1. Delores Liesner

    I would share the book with a 13 year old gal who is having a tough life. She has a fragile faith, and enjoys reading Christian fiction about angels or other victorious warrior type edventures

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  2. Joelle S.

    Thanks for participating in this scavenger hunt. I love finding new authors and would be really interested in checking out your book. I guess that’s why I’d like to win. Thanks again.

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  3. Shannon

    I’m loving this scavenger hunt – it’s a great way to learn about new authors! I would love to win this book for our church library – it would be a great way to introduce your book to lots of new readers! hefclibrary@gmail.com

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  4. Carolyn Valdez

    I would love to win a copy because you are a new( to me) author and I love reading new author.

    carolynvaldez51(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  5. Cheri Schueller

    I would love to read your book. It sounds awesome! I would love to read it and then pass it on to my five kiddos! Thanks for being part of the scavenger hunt!

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  6. Aimee Haywood

    You are a new author to me and I love that this book is set in the mountains of Colorado. I am a native and I look forward to reading it! It looks exciting! Thanks for the opportunity to win!

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  7. Melodi

    I moved to Colorado from the NW 4 years ago…and thoroughly enjoyed seeing the pictures of Well Spring Ranch. Thank you for posting that! And thanks for the opportunity to win a copy of your book. I would love to read it!! Melodi@net-venture.com

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      Jim

      Thanks for taking the time to enter! What part of the world are you from, Darci? My wife’s name is Darci, spelled just like you do, and I’ve only ever met one other person (this past summer) with that spelling.

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  8. Anncan2

    Your books look very interesting. I would love to add them to our library we just opened at a new charter school in Southern California.

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  9. Kristen

    Why should I win Memory’s Door over the other hundreds of entries? I have to good reason other than I loved The Chair, recently purchased Soul’s Gate for my Kindle, and would be tickled pink to receive an autographed copy from you! Thanks for the chance to win!

    kam110476 (at) gmail (dot) com

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  10. flchen1

    Great interview, Jill–love the sounds of Memory’s Door, and I think I’d enjoying reading this one with the family! Thanks for the chance to win!

    fedora at gmail dot com

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  11. Valeria Rome

    Your book Memory’s Gate sound like a book made for my daily “Reading Hour”! Thanks for participating… this has been a wonderful way to meet new authors and create a list of wonderful books to add to my list! 🙂

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  12. Jessica

    I would love to read your new novel. I have several of your books in my reading queue and would love to add another. I am positive that after I read them that my husband will also.

    thejorns at gmail dot com

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  13. Jasmine A.

    Nice to another guy author on the hunt this time.

    Gee, you ask a hard question. Why should I win get a copy of your book? Maybe so a book lover can have a good to read? That sounds like a good reason to me 🙂
    By the way I loved Rooms, found it in the library when I really needed new books to read. Really made me think while I was reading it, and afterwards as well.

    Thanks for taking part in the Scavenger Hunt and for hosting a giveaway!

    Blessings!
    Jasmine A.
    montanamade(at)gmail(dot)com

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      Jim

      Thanks, Jasmine! (Yes, there are a few of of us males out here! :))

      Sounds like a good reason to me too.

      So glad you liked Rooms. And thanks for entering!

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  14. Hillary Nobuoka

    I loved your introductory video clip. The series sounds really gripping, and if I win Memory’s Door I will be sure to get the first book as well before I read the first page. What impressed me most was how your book is intended to be more than a good read, but also minister to the hearts of your readers. God bless you!

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  15. Litany L

    businesschef08 @gmail .com
    I want to win this book because it seems like an interesting read but either way win or lose I will still buy it.

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  16. Judy Burgi

    I would love to win a copy of Memory’s Door. Why? Because I have Rooms and Soul’s Gate. I can then read them back to back!

    Blessings!
    judyjohn2004(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  17. Sharyl B.

    Thanks for sharing with us Jill. I have two teenage daughters who love to read. They have wonderful imaginations and I think they would really enjoy your books.

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  18. Amy Dirks

    Hi! I would love to win your book. I haven’t ever read any of your books before and think this would be a great place to start. 🙂

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  19. Barbara Thompson

    You are a new author to me. Your book has me very intrigued. I would love to read “Memory’s Door”. Thank you for having a giveaway.

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  20. Lisa Longoria

    I am new to your books. They look interesting. I’m in a book club and I’m going to share the scavenger hunt with them.

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      Jim

      That’s a good enough reason, Jaime! Thanks for entering. (I was called Jamie till I was eight years old, so there’s another reason. :))

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  21. Marijo

    marijo taverne @ clearwire . net

    I don’t know why I should win it, other than that I read a lot and am always looking for another great book to read! Also, I have lots of reading children in my house, so a book that goes to me could be read by many people. 🙂

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  22. Brenten

    I’ve had you on my list of authors to check out, but haven’t gotten to it yet. A copy of the new book would certainly bump you up the list 🙂

    Thanks and have a fantastic weekend.

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  23. Cricket Stranz

    I’m not sure if my 12 yr. old daughter would be interested in this book but atleast I have a christian teen author to look for. Thanks for being here!

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  24. Krystal

    I would love a copy of Memory’s Door. It is sometimes difficult to find supernatural books to share with my teenage son. I love it when I run across something good.

    mama . mudbug7 at gmail . com

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  25. Shirley Davidson

    I have two nephews who would love this book! I would too! Actually I now believe I have a great idea for Christmas presents this year! Thanks for that! And thanks for this Scavenger Hunt ! This is so much fun!

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  26. Megan

    I should win because I’d love to read you book 🙂 Thanks for the opportunity and for posting about this fantastic scavenger hunt!

    lovetoread205 (at) gmail (dot) com

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  27. Allison Ruvidich

    This is where I would put some deep and pressing reason why I should get a free book. So. Yeah.
    It looks awesome!
    Allison
    Mizzviolin(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  28. Katharine Baird

    I love the fun you all share in this interview. I would love to have you book because supernatural suspenses intrigue me! Also, I think it would get my husband to start reading again.

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      Jim

      It just might, Katharine. I have a lot of women who read one of my novels, then give it to their husbands and their husbands really enjoy it as well.

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  29. Rachel

    I am a big fan of Jill Williamson, and I’m delighted to become aware of more great authors. I am really interested in your books, especially for the chance to tap into the supernatural genre

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    1. Jill Williamson

      Eight is a little young. My publisher recommends The Safe Lands books for 14 and up. There is a great middle grade dystopian series out there called Swipe by Evan Angler. Your eight-year-old would love it, I think.

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  30. Val Pearson

    Thank you so much for the giveaway and for participating in the Scavenger hunt. I think my daughter would love to read this book.

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  31. Wendi Dusek

    I would love to have a copy of Memory’s Door. Well Spring Ranch looks just like the place I have dreamed of retiring to. I love the mountains. The sky is beautiful out west, especially at sunset when nature is getting ready for the daily recycle. I like the rustic ature of Well Spring Ranch as well. It looks like a great place to sit and do nothing!

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      1. Wendi Dusek

        I haven’t been there yet, but I feel the pull of the West with each passing year. I long for open spaces and stars you can see at night.

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