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An Arcane Hidden Legacy Giveaway

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House Andrews have received their author copies of the Arcane Society Hidden Legacy Special Edition Box, which contains Nevada’s trilogy: Burn for Me, White Hot and Wildfire.

They are stunning hardcovers, with sprayed edges and dust jacket illustrations by the very talented @helena.illustrated. I have it on good authority that Kid 2, a book connoisseur, has immediately nabbed the set for her own enjoyment.

As per tradition, one of you also gets to walk away with the special edition box like a triumphant ferret at the end of a very shiny heist. And the best part (I think), House Andrews’ signature and personalised dedication are available upon winner request!

Giveaway Details

To enter, leave a comment below about something you’re thankful for. Doesn’t have to be a big thing, everyday appreciation is welcome.

This giveaway is open to US readers only. Unfortunately, previous packages we sent internationally were lost and the cost of international shipping is too high at the moment to incur those risks.

Only comments on the blog constitute valid entries.

If you are receiving this post in your email through the Ilona Andrews newsletter, click here to enter. To clarify for everyone who left comments about the link leading to the same page – yes, it is meant to do that. It is specifically for the people who are not reading the article on the website.

The winner will be chosen and announced next Friday, December 5th 2025 with the aid of a random number generator. We will email them at the address provided when they left the winning comment.

Please make sure to use an email you check! If we don’t hear back in a week, a new winner will be chosen. This has unfortunately happened at the most recent giveaway and I’d hate for you to lose out on the goodies.

I’m not entering, but I want to say I am very grateful that I get to hang out with the Horde (and our enthusiastic shenanigans) every day.

Good luck all!

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  3. I am thankful my job started giving us a paid “winter recess” a few years ago. We get Dec. 24-Jan. 1 off with pay,

  5. I am thankful every day for my life. I have a wonderful boyfriend and I just sold my business of 45 years to a 38 year old girl who will continue my legacy.
    I am thankful for all the books on Nevada Baylor that I have read and re-read many times. And I am looking forward to many more books to read!

  6. I am thankful for everyday for my wonderful children that are a blessing and joy. We’ve had a few rough years, and it’s still amazes me their support and resilience.

  11. I am thankful for my family. These people (as annoying as they can be sometimes) have gotten me through some difficult times.

  12. I’m thankful for people who go out of their way to help when help is needed. I love an everyday hero.

  13. I’m thankful that my kiddo in 3rd grade is joining the BDH at his own level. He’s already read through 8 chapter books since the school year started. His favorite specialist is library day.

  14. I’m thankful for life, diagnosed with multiple myeloma seven years ago and lucky to have a great support system.

  15. I am thankful that I got to spend thanksgiving with my mom, son, brother, and husband. We had a really wonderful week together (and I got some extra sleep while Nana took some morning shifts).

  16. I am grateful for my husband and how we communicate well with each other and are a true team facing life together.

  17. I am thankful for both of my families; my sisters and other relatives on the East Coast, and my found family on the West Coast.

  19. I am thankful for our new kitten. She is a beautiful silver Maine coon. We so hoped she would fit in and be happy. Well, on day two I woke up to find her sleeping on my pillow (on my head). On day three, she curled up next to Grandpa, the cat curmudgeon, and they watched a movie together. So yeah… I think she’s going to be amazing 🙂

  21. If I say this enough it’ll be true: I’m thankful that the car wreck I was in a few weeks ago wasn’t that bad. No one was hurt and the cars were drivable and can be fixed. I guess “super aggravating” and “grateful” aren’t necessarily mutually exclusive but it sure has felt like it.

  22. I am grateful for writers (looking at you IA) who create beautiful worlds with smart, hardworking characters that go on adventures and overcome big challenges which in turn inspire us to do the hard things in real life too!

  23. Some days, I find it difficult to scrounge up gratitude. Today, with Covid hitting my household and causing discomfort for me and my toddler, I guess I’m grateful that the pandemic is no longer a thing, that the vaccine I got a month or two ago means I only have a sore throat and minor discomfort, and that my kid wasn’t hit badly and is trooping along like usual. I am grateful for our decent immune systems and the health of my family in general.

  26. I’m thankful for my strength and perseverance this year. It’s been one of the worst years of my life and I’m proud to have survived it.

  27. Woke up with a migraine at 4am and took all of my meds for it. No longer in pain, but now I’m too zonked out to do anything but read on my phone. So I’m thankful to have all of your books on my phone to pick something I like to reread without minding that I’m likely to doze off again in the middle.

  33. I am grateful for my health. 2019-2021 were really rough with chronic conditions made far worse, resulting in my gratitude for a wheelchair. Medication changes were made and I found myself able to walk again in 2022 and 2023 found me riding my bike again, for the first time in seven years. I now ride extensively. I returned to work in 2024. I’ve lost much of the excess weight I’d gained. I still cope with much, but it is so much better. I am eternally grateful for my health. I am also grateful for the wonderful authors whose works I get to listen to while riding!!

    Thank you for sharing your genius and also your generosity. 🩵

  34. So thankful for the gift of literature, the ability to immerse myself in another world and see things through another lens

  35. I’m thankful for all the small joys that life brings. It’s a reminder to soak it in and carry it with you through the troubled times. I had that reminder recently.

    Wishing you all the good holiday season!

  36. I am thankful for time to read.

    The years since covid have been rough for my daughter – she is high risk for covid (and flu) and between medical issues, the advice to wait until she started school to get her tested for ADHD (because with parks and sensory gyms and art classes and hiking and so forth we were supporting her so well and all of that went awau with covid and not all of it still existed by the time kids had a vaccine), and the worldnfoibg crazy. She struggled and I had no time.

    But she a year ago we got the right diagnosis for the “other” that was not just ADHD, I changed my parenting to fit and she is doing so much better.

    So I have time to read.

    (But really I am thankful that we figured out how better to help her and I get to watch her do so much better.)

  37. I’m so grateful for health! My husband recovered from a long chronic illness this year, and it’s been so amazing for our whole family. Recovery is possible!

  38. I am so thankful to House Andrews and other authors out there whose work gives me a break from the day to day drama. Nothing is ever so bad that a snippet cannot lighten the moment!

  40. I am so grateful that we finally tried the Popeyes turkey! So wonderful to have moist white meat!😂🤣

  42. I’m thankful for good neighbors, who are there for you when need it. Community relationships are important now more than ever.

  44. I am truly thankful and incredibly grateful for my best friend, Maureen Corcoran, who is the librarian at our high school—and if we had a house big enough to have a library, our home. She is my ride-or-die through all of life’s mighty challenges and incredible victories. She encourages me to be the best person—and teacher—she knows I can be. That level of confidence is the kind of support that allows me to do, and dream to do, things I never imagined possible. All who have such a stalwart companion in their corner is truly blessed!

  46. I am thankful for all my friends’ and family’s support during my recovery from openheart surgery, and for the talented and kind doctors and nurses who made it successful.

  48. I’m thankful for good stories… they let me escape my own daily life & struggles for a bit and return feeling more joy and hope.

  51. I am so thankful for family and friends gathered in our house this weekend. We had our son, his new wife, his new wife’s family who are wonderful people as well as all our own family. It was so great and we still had lots of leftovers which was icing on the cake for everyone as they all traveled home with leftovers! LOL

  53. I am so thankful for my family and friends who are always there for me. Thankful for good books too 🥰

  54. I’m thankful for authors who pour so much of themselves into their work while dealing with the stress of our flaming-trash world.

    And corgis. Always corgis.

  55. I’m thankful for a successful back surgery. I had a herniated disk at L5. So happy to be active again!

  57. I am thankful for my husband of 52 years who is not only my best friend but does everything to love and care for me in life.

  58. I am thankful for my kids! My eldest is working really hard in his first production of The Nutcracker, and my toddler is smart and mischievous and makes me laugh.

  59. I’m grateful I have a job I enjoy with people I respect and work well with. It makes going to work so much better.

  60. I’m thankful to be living this beautiful life my husband and I have made for ourselves. Grateful that we get another season with our elderly dog, thankful that we live somewhere beautiful and full of activities to do. Grateful to have finally put down roots.

  61. I’m thankful that the kittens my husband didn’t want have stolen his heart and that they are now a welcome addition to the family.

  64. We had all of our kids here with Grandkids. Since I am now on Oxygen for COPD it was so good to be with them. My daughters fixed our Thanksgiving dinner and it turned out great. So thankful to be here still.

  65. I’m most thankful for the gift of my five children. I am blessed to have five capable, giving, and supportive kids. Nothing in my life matches what I’ve accomplished with them.

  66. I’m grateful for good books to read and another year to spend getting lost in them 😉. Health challenges have been an issue and I’m so fortunate to still be here 🙂.

  67. I’m thankful for my family. Even when we get crazy or mad or whatever we show up for each other. That includes my fur babies too and they definitely can get crazy but I still love them even when one yowls and headbutts my head trying to get me out of bed earlier the one day I get to sleep in lol❤️.

  68. I am thankful that my family are all healthy, happy and doing well. You couldn’t ask for anything more.

  72. I’m a social worker at a hospital and after seeing every day the patients and families struggling with teerminal illnesses/diseases or health problems in general, I’m just so thankful every day that I have a healthy partner and son who are alive and healthy and doing well. And my sweet dog Axl of course!

  74. I’m very thankful for creative authors who transport me to worlds I love to imagine, and who take me away from the real world when it gets a little too real!

  75. I am thankful for my 1yo son and my husband who stays home with him while I am at work (USN fam med dr). My son is funny, walking, very cute, and has a great personality. I am also thankful for any minute of sleep my husband and I get.

  76. I am so thankful for all of my family and friends. I am especially thankful for my husband who does so many things for me when I can’t.

  77. I’m so thankful for delightful stories that entertain and teach us, help us process our experiences through different lenses, and develop empathy and curiosity. This holiday we heard and told many stories with friends and family, and I loved watching family lore be passed on to new generations and stories be read aloud. I told some, I heard some, and I read some. The cup of my heart is overflowing.

  78. I’m thankful for 2 many things to list, so I’ll just list 1. enjoying a brisk dry desert morning drinking coffee and chatting with friends.

  79. I am thankful for the pure joy smile and laugh from my youngest son and the daily 9pm one on one talks with my oldest.

  82. I’m thankful for my husband. His love and support, throughout 30+ years of marriage, fills me with gratitude.

  84. I’m grateful for lifelong friends who continue to check in on me, send thoughtful gifts, and are always there even if it’s been awhile since we last caught up.

  85. I’m thankful that my parents are still alive and active. We’ve spent the last 3 days getting whole family together for the holiday. I am thankful for all of my family members. Sometimes they drive me crazy but I’m so very thankful that they are around to do so!

  86. I am thankful for my cat Olisard, who came from the local humane society. He saw me through last winter in the wet and grey Pacific Northwest, the winter after my mother died and my last cat disappeared. He’s young and frisky and silly and purrs all over me regularly. A wonderful companion.

  87. I’m thankful for my family and friends (both 2- & 4-footed). Life is so much richer because of them. And I say that even though my latest 4-footed family member has chewed up several books sine I got him (Sigh, it’s a good thing that puppies are really cute).

  92. I’m thankful I got to travel to see my best friend- first time since in 6 years – and meet her babies!!!

  93. I am thankful that the life I was praying for 5 years ago at this time, is the life I am blessed to have now.

  98. I’m thankful for the hard conversation I had with my brother that needed to happen that may have relieved a decade of hard feelings. May it help bring our family closer together.

  99. I’m thankful for my mom’s good health. She has a bloodclot that could break free at any moment and kill her, but a year has passed and she’s still here!