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It’s Giveaway Friday, squeee!

House Andrews have witnessed the Horde’s long-suffering battle with our most relentless adversaries, W*iting and P*tience.

To fortify morale, they are gifting This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me: 1 hardcover copy will go to a lucky US winner and 2 PDF ARCs to international winners.

To Enter:

Comment below and let us know:

  1. which country you’re from
  2. what your name would be, if, like Maggie, you would find yourself transported into a book (any book, by any author).

You can use your own name, make one up, or go full fantasy-protagonist and keysmash a lot of “y” and “z” into the usual unpronounceable creations. Have fun, Horde!

Giveaway Admin

This is a blog-only giveaway, only answers in blog comments count.

Winners will be chosen next Friday, February 27th 2026, with the aid of a random number generator.

The international winners will have to sign an NDA before receiving their PDF copies. This is not personal, but standard publishing practice to ensure the file will remain private with the winner. We appreciate your understanding.

For readers who are receiving this post in their newsletter email and don’t know how to get to the blog to make a valid entry comment, you can click here.

Comments are paginated, so the BDH chalance doesn’t break the blog (again lol). If you don’t see your entry, it means it’s on a previous page. Please do not resubmit, it is one entry per person.

Happy weekend and good luck!

Signed: Moderataria Rhae’zalyndrix, First of Her Name,

The Untouched by Sun, Lady of the Soggy Isles

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  1. OMG ~ I would love love love to win win win!! LOL
    Im in S Florida USA!! Roberta means bright/shining! My name would be Robeira or Roberelle

  2. USA.
    Rhiannon (always loved the name but gave birth to boys and it didn’t suit either of them)

  3. USA! My name would be Evelyn but nickname would be Little Ghost due to being pale, quiet, and unassuming.

    As in, after getting stepped on (again) “Oh, sorry. Didn’t see you there Little Ghost.”

  4. I’m from the USA and if I were transported into the Inn Keeper Series I would be Graybaby Kayaker Extrodinaire.

  5. 1. Canada.
    2. Gyslain.
    If I could get into any book it would have to be the Wandering Inn by Pirateaba. I love your worlds but I have read the Wandering Inn religiously and I would love to live in that world. I would keep my name, it’s weird enough already.

  7. 1. USA
    2. Jongsi. (My parents gave me both an English and Chinese name, but I never get to use my Chinese name since it’s not my legal name. Would love to embrace that name if I was transported into a book.)

  9. Really looking forward to this new fantasy series from you both. Thank you for sharing your talents.
    I am USA – Oregon
    My fantasy character name would be Rae (short for Aurora)

  13. USA
    I would totally be presumptuous and call myself Lady F.; and if/when prodded exceedingly for what “F” stands for, unleash a long, “The Lady Farandelle Halan Un’Domierre”, with a Tremaine worthy sneer and head tilt as I turned away.

  14. US
    Siobhan –

    Celtic/Gaelic (& who wouldn’t want a little Druid in them?,) always thought it was so pretty when pronounced correctly, and I am of Scottish descent. The Edge book series would be my place to visit – because I think the people don’t seem super different from the gorgeous western NC Southern Appalachians, where I am from.

  16. Hello from Chile! My name is Sandy, though I’d choose something like Sandryelle Valentti — it sounds so fae and full of character. I’ve already pre-ordered my copy, but if I win, I’d be able to read it an entire month in advance!

  18. USA. Elowen Thorne: the kind of legend who doesn’t need a sword to command a room – though I carry one anyway, just in case.

  19. FRANCE
    My name will be Nella Wil’ Sokal
    Nella as the first name because it’s my grandma’s whom I deeply loved,
    Wil’ because a fantasy series I really loved when I was young, written by Pierre Bottero, used this type of particule (Gil’, Til’, Sil’…). Bjorn Wil’ Wayard was an underestimated character, a knight very clumsy, but funny and extremely loyal.
    Sokal because of Benoit Sokal, a famous comic designer, who helped draw the concept behind Syberia an amazing video game.
    Of course I would like to be reincarnated in one of your books! Preferably in the world of Hidden Legacy which is a tad less violent (because I would to survive!)
    Thank you for everything, I can’t wait to read the story of Maggie!
    P.S. sorry for my mistakes, English is not my language

  22. Omg at last an international giveaway!
    Thank you so much!
    Im from Japan
    and the name I would like if transported to a book would be Yui

  23. I’m from the US .
    My name Teia would stay the same. My parents liked the name Tia from the movie return from witch mountain. They say they got the spelling from the movie and the book. But every book and movie from 1978 that I’ve looked at the spelling is Tia. I hated the name as a child and teen. But as time went on I grew into my name. It’s a lot of fun to tease the parents and we all have such a great sense of humor and a love for books! thank you for this opportunity.

  29. 1. I was born in the US. My parents immigrated here from Russia in 88’ and me and my brother were born here.

    2. I wish I was a creative writer, life would be so fun! Alas, I live through books for a reason, I think id just go by Natalya, it’s my technically my name but I had it removed when I got married. It would be fun to actually go by it for a change. I would be transported into ANY of your books. I’ve reread every series so many times!

  35. I live in the US. My first name sounds like it is fake anyway so I guess I would stick with Joy. (I’m so NOT creative today.)

  39. USA

    Anna, it is a version of my name I would respond to and is common in many Earth languages (not sure about other worlds) so it wouldn’t stand out. Unlike me anyway.

  40. I’m from the USA.
    I’d pick Barbara as a new name, as it means “stranger,” or “foreigner.” It may be a bit too on the nose, but my family does enjoy word games . . .

  41. New Zealand
    Tallulah Northnight
    I was Blousey Brown in Bugsy Malone when I was 11. I really wanted to be Tallulah, even 40 years later, so here we are. Northnight for a touch of the romantic and mysterious, which is of course, totally at odds with the name Tallulah but it sounds good to me!

  43. USA
    I need this book!

    signed,

    D’lyzl, first of her name, and assessor of teas
    Lady of the Dusty Plains

  48. Yay!! So excited for this book. Can see myself dying first, I wouldn’t even fight!! I’m in Oklahoma City, USA and my name would be Phil “Dangwe raenda mberi”. In Shona this means the first born has gone ahead. No cap in my game.

  49. Wooho for an international giveaway!
    I’m from Germany.
    The name would probably be something like Lady Caty the horder of books. Or Lady Katharina the Librarian? A whole new world with new books to collect sounds awesome!
    I am soooo looking forward to This Kingdom.

  51. USA.
    I am the worst at picking out names!🤪 It took me to right until my due date and lots of stress to name my 2 kiddos.
    I would choose Aisling Beithe, meaning “dream of a birch tree” in gaelic

  52. I would love to get a copy, in any format!
    I am in The United States of America, in the free state of California, and my (new) name is K’Zintly of the Desert, first of her name.

  53. 1) USA
    2) This is my kyrptonite … thinking up names … so this is horrible
    BUT Trevor I guess just cuz it makes me laugh.

  54. United States, Elizabeth Margaret Cleves, when submerged in the SCA that’s Lady Elizabeth, but I generally don’t like using titles, so not necessary, tho occasionally useful. bwahahahaha!

  55. I’m currently living in Brussels, Belgium!
    My name would be Sophie the Red
    Because I have red hair and love red wine.

    • Thank you for running this giveaway and I very much enjoy the blog!
      I am in the US. And I would probably use Dominica, grounding me to the situation but using a different version of my name to differentiate it.

  61. I’m originally from Romania, but I’ve lived in lovely Scotland for many, many years. That in itself feels like isekai. And re-imagining myself in a book IS my favourite hobby, but I’m always a new character, the one no one saw coming. And my name is always Mirai, which means ‘the future’ in Japanese, because I always know how it all turns out. Yeeey, this was so fun! 😊

  62. From the US
    My fantasy name would be Kialli, from one of my (other!) favorite authors. I shouldn’t admit that I have others, but here we are

  64. I’m from Switzerland. Not sure what book I’d want to be transported into (like most of the House Andrews books, many of the series I read are great to read, but terrible to live in). Maybe the Elantra series by Michelle Sagara? For the name, I’d probably go for something like Tanyra Mirielle or Mireille. Somewhat close enough to my real name, but sort of fits with the in-world naming scheme. No title though. There’s no way I could give myself a title and keep a straight face while someone calls me that.

  66. USA, Florida to pinpoint it. Don’t hold that against me.
    I would love to have a physical book. I buy them for my daughter as they’re too heavy for my hands.
    My name would be Eldreth.

    • Hey! I wanted to the unhinged, but you beat me to punch!

      Wait! I know! I shall be Iris the Exasperating! We’ll team up and be and together be Unstoppable!

      from Connecticut, USA

      *waves to future partner in driving the Horde’s enemies insane*

  69. USA, New Mexico to be more precise
    Rebecca the Tired because I am exhausted 😩
    and I definitely would love to be a dragon rider!

    • USA, and I think I would want to fall into the Garth Nix books Abhorsen and the characters all have an EL at the end of there names but I’d keep my own name.

  76. España
    elegiría el nombre de mi hija, Alba, que significa primera luz del día.
    gracias como siempre por todo!

  77. USA

    If I recieve the book, I will gift it to my friend with a great name. Stephanie (Steph)
    I love your books but because of old eyes and space I stick to e-books from Amazon so everything is in one library for the old memory.

  78. United States, Oregon
    My name would be Kaja. According to the internet, in Polish it means Princess of the Gods. 😊

  79. 1. Canada, ye old land of maple syrup

    2. Oo, perhaps the Lady of the Knack? I’m sure I’d try to tinker around and make some sort of mechanical wonder reminiscent of my old home.

  82. Ahh!!! So excited.

    USA 🙂

    Laurel the Creator, Lady of the Alabaster Hills, Conqueror of the Valley of Yarn

  88. Greetings and Salutations: I am from the USA.
    The name “She who Runs With Horses” would be fun, since I am a horse in Chinese Astrology. The possibility of also being a shapechanger would be welcome.
    Thank you, so much. Signe

  89. 1. From Czech Republic: but live in Aotearoa New Zealand (since 2002)

    2. Juli Hawkins- the leader of the Grimnir Bjarkison Clan

  95. From the US

    My name forthwith is Indegaluro!

    A bookish witch living on Discworld in the hills with a small town, somewhat nearby. And Terry Pratchett is writing my biography.

  98. Lisa from California, USA

    My character’s name is Adva. It means “seven” in Turkish. Yes, there’s a story there, but I’ll tell it properly once I retire. 🙂

  100. 1) USA

    2) Veladra the Cunning, Master Scheduler, Toddler Whisperer, Blade of the Just, Wind rider, Dragon Tamer, and Subduer of Chimeras, First of her name.