#SPFBO 2018: The Finals

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You may have noticed if you visit this blog that the first stage of the Self Published Fantasy Blog Off concluded at the end of 2018.  Three hundred books have been narrowed down to ten finalists.  One each selected by the ten judges/team of judges taking part.  You can check out my finalist here.  And here is my post that also outlined the final nine and the runners up.

So, firstly feast your eyes on these lovelies: all the finalists in one beautiful display:

Check out this link to find out more about the competition and the scoreboard.

I’ve randomly chosen the order of my books and the first book I will be reading is: Out of Nowhere by Patrick LeClerc.  I’ve put the description below for information:

outofnowhereAn urban fantasy, pacy, funny and compelling to the last page…

Healer Sean Danet is immortal—a fact he has cloaked for centuries, behind army lines and now a paramedic’s uniform. Having forgotten most of his distant past, he has finally found peace—and love.

But there are some things you cannot escape, however much distance you put behind you.

When Sean heals the wrong man, he uncovers a lethal enemy who holds all the cards. And this time he can’t run. It’s time to stand and fight, for himself, for his friends, for the woman he loves. It’s time, finally, for Sean to face his past—and choose a future.

A story of love, of battle—and of facing your true self when there’s nowhere left to hide.

 

 

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21 Responses to “#SPFBO 2018: The Finals”

  1. sjhigbee

    I love the sound of this one – I hope you enjoy it, Lynn:)

  2. Nicole Evans

    AHHHHH. I’m so excited to see what you think of this! ❤

  3. Captain's Quarters

    I love yer reviews for SPFBO! Just saying. Arrr!
    x The Captain

  4. waytoofantasy

    Looking forward to your thoughts on the finalists!

  5. maddalena@spaceandsorcery

    The main character being a paramedic is something of a “new entry” for the standards of Urban Fantasy, and I like the idea: looking forward to your review of this one! 🙂

    • @lynnsbooks

      Yeah, I’m looking forward to reading all the finalists – they all look like strong contenders.
      Lynn 😀

  6. Carmen

    After a stiff competition we are finally into the last stage. I hope you enjoy this one. It sounds entertaining.

  7. Mogsy @ BiblioSanctum

    The ten finalists this year all look fantastic!

    • @lynnsbooks

      They really do – I’m excited to see how it all plays out.
      Lynn 😀

  8. Jen | Book Den

    Oooh, that looks like a great group of books!

  9. jessicabookworm

    They’re all very attractive finalists 😀

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