September Debut Contest!!

So, you all know it’s September. And you all know which awesome book debuts in September. Yep. You guessed it.

The DUFF!!

Oh yeah, and also Personal Demons… *blushes*

So this month I’m doing something a little different. Instead of getting a choice of Personal Demons or another September YA debut, September’s Debut Contest winner will get BOTH books, signed by BOTH authors. (That would be moi and one of my bestest writing buddies, Kody Keplinger, in case you’ve been living under a rock.)

Other than that, the rules are the same as all year. All you have to do to enter is comment on this post by noon (PST) on Friday, September 24th. Nothing fancy, you can just say hi or ask a question. (I love to answer questions, especially about my books!) In addition to commenting (for which you get one point) you can accumulate extra points as follows:
Old blog follower: +3 points
New blog follower: +2 points
Follow me on Twitter (@LisaDez) +2 points
Link to my contest post on your blog or twitter: +1 point
Dedicated post with link to my contest on your website/blog: +3 points
Add me to your blogroll: +2 points

Add up your points on your entry, and please remember to tell me how to find you (email address). And remember, there will be no rollover points. Points start new every month.

The winner will be chosen by the randomizer and posted on the blog after noon on September 24th.

Good luck!!!

Duffy Rules!!

My very good friend, and one of the sweetest people I know, happens to have a fabulous book coming out in ONE MONTH!

*throws virtual confetti*

If you have not yet checked out Kody Keplinger’s The DUFF, get your butts over to Amazon and pre-order it.

Here’s my Goodreads review of The DUFF:
Kody Keplinger’s debut is nothing short of amazing. Her main character, Bianca, is authentically 17, struggling through authentic 17-year-old insecurities and self-doubt. Throw in some pretty serious family issues, and Bianca finds herself in over her head. Watching Bianca struggle—and find distraction in all the wrong places (read: studly man-whore, Wesley Rush)—I found myself cringing, laughing and crying in equal parts, and couldn’t wait to see how it would all turn out.

So, what are you waiting for?