Win a $100 Amex Gift Card & The Darracia Saga, by Michael Phillip Cash | Giveaway
The Children’s Book Review | June 28, 2014
Enter to win a $100 Amex gift card and an autographed set of The Darracia Saga, by Michael Phillip Cash!
One (1) winner receives the grand prize:
- A $100 Amex gift card and a copy of Schism: The Battle for Darracia: Book 1, Collision: The Battle for Darracia: Book 2, Risen: The Battle for Darracia: Book 3, autographed by Michael Phillip Cash.
Ten (10) winners receive:
- A paperback copy of Collision: The Battle for Darracia: Book 2, autographed by Michael Phillip Cash.
Age Range: 15+
Paperback: 258 pages
Giveaway begins June 28, 2014, at 12:01 A.M. PST and ends July 27, 2014, at 11:59 P.M. PST.
About the Darracia Saga
Schism: The Battle for Darracia: Book 1
On the planet Darracia, an ever-widening social gap between its inhabitants is causing turmoil that is fracturing a once peaceful world. Struggling with his identity, nineteen year old Prince V’sair must harness the power of the elusive Fireblade, the secret to a warrior’s heart, in order to overcome his uncle Staf Nuen’s lust for supremacy. Will the energy of the Elements guide the young prince to his true destiny or will Staf Nuen conquer Darracia? After the success of his first three books (Brood X, Stillwell, and The Hanging Tree) Michael is fulfilling a dream and creating his own epic fantasy world. Schism: The Battle for Darracia is the first book in a planned series.
Collision: The Battle for Darracia: Book 2
The Darracia saga continues with all the key players spread out and searching for answers throughout the solar system. Prince V’sair struggles to hold his fractured kingdom together without help from his family. His stepbrother Zayden is on a vengeful hunt for his evil uncle Staf Nuen. Tulani navigates her two worlds trying to bring them together. Staf Nuen, the orchestrator of the original coup, is making unholy alliances with nefarious new allies. Like the comet zipping across the horizon, all the different factions are heading for a collision course that will test both their faith and power.
Risen: The Battle for Darracia: Book 3
Imprisoned on the dead moon of Bina, trapped at the bottom of the cold Hixom Sea, locked in a cell in the flooded Desa and blinded & defeated in the Eastern Provinces, the ruling class of Darracia is defeated without hope. In the stunning conclusion of the Darracia saga, V’sair, Tulani, Zayden and Reminda must dig deep and find both strength and faith to rise from the depths of the impossible and restore order to their home planet from Lothen, Staf Nuen and the evil armies of Geva.
About the Authors
Michael Phillip Cash
Born and raised on Long Island, Michael has always had a fascination with horror writing and found footage films. He wanted to incorporate both with his debut novel, Brood X. Earning a degree in English and an MBA, he has worked various jobs before settling into being a full-time author. He currently resides on Long Island with his wife and children.
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It gives you food for thought of things that could happen (potentially).
June 28, 2014Steph
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I like the science fiction genre because it really sparks the imagination. I mean, what if aliens really do exist? What if we could live on other planets? Neat stuff to think about.
June 28, 2014susan
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I love how anything goes in Science Fiction!
June 28, 2014Doreen
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I like the science fiction genre because it’s exciting and imaginative! Thanks for the chance to win! 🙂
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June 28, 2014Carol L
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I guess it’s the unexpected and then the possibilities f what there could be and the what ifs .
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Daniel M
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traveling in space, the technology, and visiting other worlds
June 28, 2014heather
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I love reading about what else could be out there in space.
June 28, 2014tammigirl
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All things Ray Bradbury, who made so many of us fall in love with the genre.
June 28, 2014YvonneJ
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I enjoy the total suspension of reality … anything within the realm of the imagination can happen.
June 28, 2014Sharon Kaminski
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I like to imagine things love anything that is science fiction.
June 29, 2014Lisa Brown
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i like the advanced technologies in sci-fi
June 29, 2014Dan
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I like the fantastic settings and characters. They really take your imagination on a great ride.
June 29, 2014Irene M
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Sci-fi stimulates ones imagination and makes all things possible.
June 29, 2014Natalie
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I love reading sci-fi novels because it really gets me thinking and thus I am immersed in the book.
June 29, 2014rachel
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It lets me escape.
June 29, 2014Anna Pry
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i love the escape from reality and the possibility of anything to happen
June 29, 2014shelly peterson
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I love the possibilities and the imagination of it.
June 29, 2014amber ostrer
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I love how SF can take you places nothing else can. Ultimate imagination trip. It opens up new horizons and frontiers in your mind
June 30, 2014REBECCA STEPHEN
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I love to give my children different books to explore, not just fairy tales
June 30, 2014sarah woods
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Escaping reality even in daydreaming.
June 30, 2014Tamara Terni
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I love the fantasy of it. and the future aspect of science fiction
June 30, 2014Sarah Cool
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I love that I can be transported anywhere and have encounters with strange creatures. There are endless possibilities for what can happen in a science fiction book. I love the surprises
June 30, 2014John Agwazim
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Thanks.
June 30, 2014Russell Moore
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The best science fiction sneaks up on you. You think you’re reading an action story set in strange, unlikely places, but really you are examining our own world from another direction.
June 30, 2014Rhonda Peña
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It takes me to another place full of adventure and thrills!
June 30, 2014Debra Holloway
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I like the adventure, the suspense, and the new and different.
June 30, 2014KAREN DEGRAAF
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the twists and turns
July 1, 2014renee wood
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You feel like your sucked into another world
July 1, 2014Georgia Beckman
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I like the science fiction genre because it allows us to fantasize about “what if”. And nothing is off limits! It’s fun to stretch the mind that way.
July 1, 2014Elise-Maria Barton
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I love being able to explore the myriad of possibilities that hover just beyond the scope of belief.
July 1, 2014Debra Warila
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What I love about science fiction is how often it comes true in future years. 🙂
July 1, 2014Rose Reeder
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I would like to win the $100 Amex gift card and an autographed set of The Darracia Saga, by Michael Phillip Cash. I have 3 Granddaughters to share with as they enjoy science fiction very much.
July 1, 2014Kelly Maxwell
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Science fiction is just fun, fun to imagine and fun to escape the grind of real life with a great book.
July 1, 2014diana
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I love how there are other worlds only someone else with a huge imagination like yours could make up.
July 1, 2014A Wright
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Love the imagination and adventure of sci-fi!
July 1, 2014Angela Simmon
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Like them all great opportunity thanks
July 1, 2014Lori Bahn
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It’s unexpected and I love the possibilities of what there could be and the what ifs .
July 1, 2014nicolette
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July 1, 2014Suzanne Costner
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I love The Children’s Book Review and all the info and giveaways. I recommend it to all my friends. This looks like another great series that I have learned about through the site.
July 1, 2014Carol Arsenault
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I’ve always loved the ‘what if’ factor in SF. We know it’s unlikely to happen, but the possibilities are just endless.
July 1, 2014Megan Swinney
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I really love to just relax and use my imagination.. Just forget your troubles and get lost in a book for awhile.
July 1, 2014Debbie Welchert
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I love everything. The different planets and creatures your mind can imagine.
July 1, 2014Jill Carroll
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I love science fiction because s.f. writers are so creative and thought provoking. Look how many real inventions we can credit the writers of Star Trek for!!
July 1, 2014Michelle B
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I love the potential of science fiction – its (generally) in the future, so it may actually be possible! I love the creativity of a convincing science fiction!
July 1, 2014lindaB/HOTCHA1
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I LOVE HOW AUTHOR’S DREAM UP THEIR IMAGINATION TO MAKE IT SOUND BELIEVEABLE
July 1, 2014Betty Ramsey
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Honestly, my husband is the SF fan in this family. I watch it when he does but sometimes, it’s a little scary to me. Of course, I loved Star Trek and Star Wars and some others, too.
July 1, 2014Holly E
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I love the Science Fiction genre for the imagination and creativity; unlimited options.
July 1, 2014Charries S
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I would love to introduce my middle school readers to this series this fall when they return to the classroom!!
July 1, 2014sandra
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I love the imagination and creativity it evokes
July 1, 2014Debbie Warila
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What I love about science fiction is how often it comes true in future years.
July 1, 2014Jennifer Essad
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I still remember watching ET – amazing movie – I love how reading about things of the unknown
July 1, 2014Natalia D
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I like to dream about interesting possibilities
July 2, 2014Tammy S
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I love that anything is possible because so much is still unknown about the other planets in the solar system.
July 4, 2014donna willis
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my grandkids and i love reading together
July 5, 2014Melissa Kitley Potter
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I love the excitement of science fiction and the stories of the unknown
July 5, 2014Mary Songer
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I like that Science Fiction takes me to new worlds.
July 6, 2014Carrie Conley
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I love looking into the future….even though its only make believe…
July 6, 2014Gloria Wilson
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I love this type of fiction because it is often a type of story that will get even the most reluctant reader totally absorbed in a story.
July 6, 2014Twila
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Science fiction is just so exciting.
July 6, 2014Elizabeth Bayer
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I love how Science Fiction explores the possibilities of our future.
July 7, 2014Peter G
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Imagination running wild, ideas that I would never think and pure enjoyment.
July 8, 2014Wendy Elliott Lindsey
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Love hearing my son tell me about it! lol He loves to read science fiction and share great details about what he’s read. As of late, he’s started writing his own science fiction and is a rather promising young writer!
July 9, 2014Staci A
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My son loves the endless possibilities in sci-fi stories.
July 9, 2014