Today we are pleased to feature Sheila Lee Brown's latest novel (and first rom-com), Goddess Game. This light, humorous, and also insightful novel is perfect for fans of The Midnight Library, The Déjà Glitch, and The Seven Year Slip. Thanks to Sheila, we have TWO ebooks and THREE print copies to give away!
What if you always knew the safest path—until suddenly, you didn’t?
Bethany Hart has spent her life using a secret superpower: the ability to see possible futures and choose the least risky path through any social situation. For decades, she’s avoided conflict, surprises, and heartbreak, crafting a quiet, predictable life.
But when a chance encounter with a charming stranger at the grocery store causes her ability to glitch—offering her a glimpse of a perfect future before vanishing entirely—Bethany is left navigating life without her supernatural safety net. As awkward mishaps mount and long-buried emotions resurface, she begins to wonder: has her gift been protecting her, or holding her back?
With the support of her best friend Jenna, her unexpectedly wise ex-husband Caleb, and a mysterious spiritual guide named Fiona, Bethany embarks on a journey of self-discovery. She soon realizes that true strength isn’t found in controlling every outcome—it’s in having the courage to embrace uncertainty.
A heartwarming contemporary fantasy about taking risks, facing fears, and opening your heart to life's infinite possibilities—even when you have no idea what comes next.
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11 comments:
I would want to know about my kids' lives. Do they marry? What do they do for work? Do they have children? Are they happy?
Since I am old I am interested in my grandchildrens' future.
I'm interested in the future of my nieces and nephews
I don't think so.
No I don't think so.
I would want several glimpses into the future, I’d prefer that they be a surprise, rather than requests.
To see how our country has progressed.
I'm not sure whether I would want a glimpse into the future as I think I might end up disappointed rather than pleased.
I would want to make sure that my kids were safe and happy. Thank you for the giveaway.
I would want to know that my children would be okay.
No, I think it's a bad idea to know what the future holds.
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