Launching Cats, Scarves and Liars by Kathryn White + Giveaway

Today is April 21 and that means one thing ...

It's Easter Monday.

Nah, seriously, today is the official launch day for my latest novel, Cats, Scarves and Liars (you know, that one I've been going on and on about on the blog lately) and it is now available for sale in Kindle format and paperback from Amazon. Anyway, just in case you missed it, here is the cover and blurb:


Meet Peppa Grove.

Peppa is just your average Australian young woman, really. 23 years old, widowed and owner of a cat who can speak perfect English. (But no one will believe her about the cat.) Why is she being stalked by one of the customers from her job at the City South Post Office? What secrets does the mysterious Ivory Black know about Peppa and her past? What does he know about the strange murders that are happening all over Adelaide? And was it really necessary of him to steal her boyfriend's scarf?

Cats, Scarves and Liars is a quirky, offbeat thriller from a unique Australian writer. You'll laugh, you'll cry you'll discover the meaning of life. (Actually, we lied about that last part.)

And because there is nothing I love more than a good giveaway, I've organised this very awesome prize pack to go along with the launch. You can win:
~ An autographed copy of Cats, Scarves and Liars
~ A gorgeous red scarf for the villain in your life to steal. 
~ A matching pair of tights, so that you
dress just like Peppa Grove this coming winter.
(Tights are Ave/Talls, so I cannot guarantee they
will fit everyone. Or appeal to all genders.)




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Comments

shelleyrae @ book'd out said…
yay! Thrilled to win Kathryn and I look forward to wearing those tights!
3 May 2014 at 20:50
Kathryn White said…
Excellent and congratulations once again :-)
3 May 2014 at 21:04
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