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Five copies of Fire by Kristin Cashore to be won [closed]

By on September 28, 2009

FireAs recently reviewed by Jennie Blake here on Bookgeeks, the lovely people at Gollancz have given us five copies of Kristin Cashore’s Fire to give away to those who can answer a not-too-taxing question.

Set in a world of stunningly beautiful, exceptionally dangerous monsters, Fire is one of the most dangerous monsters of all – a human one. Marked out by her vivid red hair, she’s more than attractive. Fire is mesmerising. But with this extraordinary beauty comes influence and power. People who are susceptible to her appeal will do anything for her attention, and for her affection. They will turn away from their families, their work, and their duties for her. They will forget their responsibilities to please her . . . and worse, crush nations, neglect kingdoms and abuse their power. Aware of her power, and afraid of it, Fire lives in a corner of the world away from people, and away from temptation. Until the day comes when she is needed – a day when, for her king, she has to stand against not only his enemies, but also against herself . . .

Jennie loved it, and if you think you would too, answer this question to be in with a chance to win:

Which of the following is NOT one of the four classical elements, along with fire?

  • Earth
  • Wind
  • Water
No more submissions accepted at this time.

Terms and conditions

  1. Closing date for entries: 12th October 2009.
  2. Open to residents of the United Kingdom only.
  3. Entry to the competition is by completion of the above form only. Anyone submitting multiple entries will be disqualified.
  4. The winners will be selected at random from those correct entries received before the closing date.
  5. Only the winning entrants will be contacted by Bookgeeks. The webmaster’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
  6. The winner’s name may be published on the Bookgeeks website after the closing date of the competition.
  7. The competition is not open to Bookgeeks contributors and their families, or to Orion Publishing Group employees and their families.
  8. All the love in the world can’t be gone, all the need to be loved can’t be wrong, all the records are playing, and my heart keeps saying, “boogie wonderland”

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