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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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  2. I’m in the US.

    I would be Moira the Indomitable, and I would own the best magical bakery in the land 😀

  7. 1. United States!

    2. Jia En, because it’s sort of my real name in Chinese and lord knows if I’m transmigrating somewhere it’s going to be into a chinese drama.

  8. Country: South Africa

    My go to name is Annie. I read a lot of Isekai’s and some you start out as a baby or in young bodies so a name that is easily pronounceable is good.

    I’m so hyped for Maggie 🙂

  11. USA

    I’d be The Wooly Ba, Fiber Sage, Color Magpie, Captain of Team Support.

    I’ve been spinning and playing with fiber and yarn for over 30 yrs, I looooove color and am a natural born caretaker of people, animals and plants.

    I’m sooooo looking forward to the release of the
    Is book!!

  13. I am from the US. I would be what my family calls me, Sissy, as Lisa is the most used name of the 1960s. There were five of us in my typing and accounting class in high school. Two were named Lisa Jones. My brothers couldn’t say my name when we were toddlers so I was sister which became sissy.

  15. So waitful, so patient 🥹

    Bulgarian here, enjoying the warm sun of Southern California where I have made my forever home.

    Signed: Ekita Celest, Forever her name and yet to be written

  22. I’m in the US! And my name would likely be “the quiet one” because I’d be trying to keep my mouth shut at all times out of nerves lol

  23. Im from the UK and I have always liked Alyss as a name. The name got vito-ed by my other half when it came to naming our girls so adopting it in a fantasy world will have to do. 😀

  27. I am from California, and if I were transported into any book, honestly I would wanna go try to befriend Kate daniels. Probably not the safest pick, but that is my comfort series. I would stick to my own name or use my middle name maybe? Erin. Maybe combine it with my first name and do Aerin. My father passed a little over a year ago and I miss him so damn much. He decided my middle name and lately I have found myself grateful for things like my name which can never be taken from me and my parents gave me.

  29. 1. Belgium
    2. Raya (meaning: friend, queen, paradise, flowing, celebration, perfume) Dua (meaning: prayer, love)

  31. Hi everyone 😁
    Im originally from Haiti, but I immigrated in the US some time ago!
    I would love to be name Parker. I know! I know… boring 🥱
    I asalways l loved that name since I watch the original Leverage tv show, and Parker’s character was my fav!

  35. Monica, from the US, and I would like to be a Monica in a fantasy world. No one else seems to have my name.

  38. Hello,
    Amalia from Europe -Romania here.
    my fantasy name would be Lady Camelia Mooney, juggler of Chaos.

  41. I’m from the USA.
    I would be Lady Tamar, the Righteous Defender. I don’t know how that would go if I ended up in a more contemporary novel, like Hidden Legacy or another world that doesn’t really have nobility or nicknames like that 🙂

  42. Im from the UK and if I fell into a book my name would be Vaelara. Thank you fantasy name generator 😅

  45. USA

    My name would be something space related, Cassiopeia the Fallen (Cassie for short) and fallen because it sounds ominous lol

  51. I’m in the US, close enough to Baltimore to see you soon!

    Allie

    It’s my kinda real life name, anyway, but of my own choosing.

  53. 1. US
    2. Euryale, any book featuring Greek mythology, because who wouldn’t want to be Medusa’s sister??

  57. I live in the United States, and if I was transported into a book, I would use the name Jennice Snyder. At least I would not have to be constantly explaining that my name is NOT ‘Judith’, which I got sick of many long years ago.

  58. I’m in the USA and I don’t have Maggie’s derring do, so I guess my name would probably be Mudd.

  62. I’m from the US. In a Squirrel Girl novel I would be an abstract entity known as The Connector. A rival of The Collector, Inalso find uniquely valuable things, but instead of hoarding them I given them to a person who could make the most positive life changing use of whatever it is

  64. I’m from the US! I think there’s alot of fantasy worlds out there where true names are important so I’d probably go with Sitka!

  65. Switzerland.

    My fantasy name would be Tünde Kiss (Tünde is my second name, and Kiss – pronounced “kish” – was my maternal grandmother’s maiden name, meaning “small” in Hungarian).

  66. I’m in the US

    I’d like to be a strange but secretly nice old witch in the woods, tending her plants and animals, helping people but grumbling the whole time. Mad Anja sounds nice. (finally realized I wanna be the godmother from Nettle and Bone)

  69. Country : France

    I would start with something simple and familiar, like Lilly, then when I would probably get nicknames appropriate to my high deeds, like She-who-reads-all-night or The-incredible-sleepyhead…

  70. 1. USA
    2. Jularia Sa’andarnyx, Unsmelled by the East Winds

    Or my gaming name – Jazz Hands Chicken Butt

    One of those

  72. I’m Minh from Hanoi, Vietnam, and my go-to book fantasy name has always been Emery Nightale, for no particular reason than I like how it sounds! 🥰

  74. I would be Eyrene, Nap Queen and Mother of Storms.

    But in today’s USA, I’m Erin, tired and mom to a dog named stormy

  75. USA. If I was transported into a book I’d like to be named Scoobymadoody cause that would just make me laugh everytime I had to read it.

  77. So excited!
    I’m in the US.
    My transported name would be She Who Can’t Stop Re-reading Her Favorite Books

  80. US (Delaware)

    I would be transported to “Radiance” by Grace Draven, I would be a Kai named Daraset, only a Kai with a complete understanding of humans. Thus, making it easy to become a friend to Ildiko!

  81. I’m from the US.

    I’d go with Belle – the coffee shops can never hear Val and my name ends up as Bell. I’m adding the E to be **fancy** lol

  82. I’m from Germany, in Europe.

    Hmm, Mara, Guardian of the Library, Mistress of the Tea Leaves, First of her name to walk the stacks

  86. I live in the USA.

    I fear my name would be “3rd body on the left”. Or “eaten by wolves”. Something of that nature.

  87. I live in America. My book name would be April from the Lumberjanes series that my Granddaughter and I read together.

  88. USA
    David the Confused – because who wouldn’t be suddenly finding themselves in a few world.

  89. USA

    Upon being asked my name I wave my arms and point my fingers and say:
    “Barsa, barsa¡ Barsa, barsa. Barsa!”

  91. Canada

    I would use Akya, it’s been a gaming nickname for ages.

    Thank you for doing this giveaway, hope the writing for Maggie 2 goes well 🙂