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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.

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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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  5. From the United States. My fantasy name would be Elle. For some reason that’s always the name I pick for Harvest Moon, Rune Factory, etc. LOL

  6. From the Netherlands.

    Playing DnD again since a long time so I’d go with something like Nyxadora Nightwither Druid of the Forbidden forest.

  13. From Türkiye.
    My name is Mine (Turkish for forget me not flowers) which would be really strange to say the least 🙂 So I’d love my fantasy name to be Yakamoz.

  17. In this dystopian novel, set in the United States, I am Kathy. Were I suddenly transported like Maggie, I would probably still be Kathy.

    But maybe I could become Polly Stichum, Guardian of Needleworkers and Evergreen Ferns.

  21. USA. And I would be Elios, which was the Greek god of compassion and kindness. My husband picked it for me for my first science fiction Con badge and I try to embody it as much as possible.

  25. This is not related to the above blog post but it’s not a technical issue with a book, so I didn’t feel I could email.

    I came across a book that looks like it ripped off the cover of Diamond Fire. The book is Bone Witch by D. N. Hoxa. It’s the covers on audible. Just thought I should let someone know.

  26. USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA!

    They call me Gozinia, Peter Gozinia!

    aka Dick Johnson

    (yes im still a 12yr old and feeling goofy today, as well as being the stereotypical vulgar american. what of it?) 😀

    -cant wait for the new book!

  29. USA

    I’d go by Dim. My real name is rough enough for folks to pronounce in my own world, so I’d trend towards something dumb and easy. Dim also means “egg” in my mother tongue.

  30. From the USA
    …I usually go with Cordelia when naming my character in video games, after Mile’s mother in Lois McMaster Bujold’s Vorkosigan Saga (and who young me wanted to be when I grew up).

    But in this case, I’ll go with my all-time favorite character name, courtesy of Barbara Hambly’s Darwath series: the Icefalcon.
    This name has it all – brevity, mystery, a touch of menace, and a definite article that is always part of the name, but only capitalized when placed at the beginning of a sentence. Sigh…

  31. Germany – I choose Benedictus as my name and it would be my mission to protect us nice living creatures from all these curses that are uttered by evil spirits all the time, like “be pat*ent” or “please w*it”

  35. Hi! I’m Erika from the USA! So, one of my all time favorite books is “In Other Lands” by Sarah Rees Brennan. It’s fantasy with lots of humor. Well, if I were transferred into that story, I’d like to join the elves in the book, who have vey unusual—slightly flowery—but warlike names, such as Serene-Heart-in-the-Chaos-of-Battle (which as you can tell, she is pretty badass!). If I got transported inside the book, my elven name would be something like:

    Wonders-Why-You-Are-Yelling

    Or maybe…

    Patient-Until-You-Make-It-Worse

    Or most likely…

    Thinks-This-Meeting-Could-Have-Been-Better-As-A-Note

    Or maybe just…

    Sits-On-The-Ground-Staring-At-The-Sky

    😀

  42. Hi everyone! Just got home from my weekend away for the hubby and my 34th wedding anniversary. Anyway I’m in the good old USA. My name if I suddenly appeared in a book would be Diamond.

  55. US
    Lady Skylina, Conquerer of Orono, Scourge of Veazie, Loyal Knight of the Old Town.
    Sweep of the Blade.

  56. U.S.A. and I’ve been through about a dozen such names over the years, since different worlds have different name styles. Right now, I’d probably name myself after my cats and go with Adra Vess.

  59. International here, living in Spain! And I like my name, Annalise. Of course, here, it may as well be an unpronounceable fantasy name, as no one can say it without adding an -a at the end!

  60. 1. United States officially. The Lost Land Of Sahkran unofficially

    2. Lynette Morisdoter, whose birth is a secret. So don’t go telling anyone or blood will be spilt. And it won’t be mine.

  65. USA, I’d like to be called Jayne in the world of Kate Daniels. I definitely wouldn’t want my own name. Jennifer has some bad juju in that world.

  68. Hello,
    I am from the USA and my name would be Beata (latin for blessed/happy woman). Ilona Andrews books leave me feeling happy and blessed.
    Thank you

  69. USA. I would be Butterscotch the Imbiber, a drunken shepherdess who is the caretaker of a herd of magical goats (you’d drink too if you were responsible for these hellions!)

  71. If transported to a different world, I would want to be Katrinka von Byrd which is kinda like my name, but cooler!

  74. I am from the USA and my fantasy name would be Amandia. Because I would still recognize it as my name but it sounds cooler.

  85. USA, and funny you should ask my name.

    Recently, five-year-olds that I read to at a local kindergarten pretended to forget my name (after meeting with me every week since September.) I proudly told them my ‘real’ name: Her Royal Middleness, Countess Gertrude Von Flugelhorn The Twenty Third And A Half Of Olde Jersey.

    I answer to this name anytime I am transported into a book. I also suspect I will now be answering to this name anytime I read to these littles in the foreseeable future.

  89. United States.

    My full name would be She Who Is Not Called Kathrine, Christina or Kelly or Whatever the Hell Else Name You Tried to Give Her. (without Kristin in the actual title)

  91. USA, and I’d be Cynthia Bradwick as I used that fake name as an adventurous (in my own head) 8-yr-old on a teacher workday escapade.

  101. USA
    I go by Yo-yo when ordering food or making a reservation. If I got thrown into a book, it might become Yo-yo the Confused because I’m sure I would be.

  104. USA

    Lorien – because Im a Tolkien fan, and love autumn leaves.

    P.S. I’m so looking forward to Maggie! I feel like I am living in those old Mervyn’s commercials… ‘open, open, open…’ But instead it’s ‘release, release, release…’

  105. I would be Mae the most fortunate. (I have people I love, money for books, and relatively good health… fortunate!)

  106. I would be Mae the fortunate. (I have people I love, money for books, and relatively good health… fortunate!)
    U.S.

  107. US – I’m currently watching Schitt’s Creek, so I’m partial to the name Moira right now. I’ve always wanted something a little more distinctive than Hannah (I was one of four Hanna(h)s in school).

  108. USA, and I kind of like the idea of combining my first and last names together, so Olivander it is!

  112. I’m from the United States any the name I may choose could depend on which book I found myself dropped into, but recently Anatevka struck me as a beautiful name.

    Thank you for the giveaway, excited to read Maggie’s adventures soon!!

  115. I am in the USA

    If I were in isekai’d into a novel, I would use my middle names. I really don’t get a chance to use thme enough. Lecray Elliott at your service.

  116. US

    I always loved the name Aerin, ever since reading the hero and the crown as a kid – it feels just fantasy adjacent enough. And while I’d love to be The Wise or The Clever, realistically, I’d probably be Aerin, The Perpetually Kerfuffled!

  118. I’m in the USA and I’d go by my middle name, Elisabeth, which I love and never get to use. Also, my memory for names sucks so I’d likely forget to respond to a name I completely made up.

  128. 1- From The USA.
    2- I dont think I would want to (hopefully) stand out too much. I like the name Grae de la Guerra.

  132. USA

    The Unabridged – I am clumsy and bookish but hopefully it would be mysteriously knowledgeable sounding enough to stop people from threatening me immediately.

  136. I’m from Canada. When I was in China, my Chinese name was LiShu, which translated as beautiful poetry, so I think I’ll be a fantasy lute-playing storyteller that’s always welcome in inns.

  140. Wow! My RL name is Shelagh, so that already covers the extra letters and confusion. I’m from Scotland, and I would be a merc in any of Kate Daniels stories. My name would be Rotunda the Magnificent and I would – literally – crush my opponents with my lushness.

  143. New Zealand- and I’d still go by Catherine. It’s a timeless classic and that way I don’t have to remember to respond to it 🤣

  144. I’m in the US. I suppose I’ll go w the name I’ve been using for awhile in D&D, BG3 and ShadowDark: Taswynn Torevir. That way I’d at least look when someone calls my name…

    Thanks HA and Mod. R!

    Is anyone else wondering if our Lady, she who is Untouched by Sun, may have some vampire type thing going on? Not that there’s anything wrong w that!

  145. UK

    My name would be Summer, which I always thought was a lovely name. Knowing my luck, though, I’d get transported to a land where I’d die very messily (as per Guy Fleegman) before anyone thought to ask me my name.

    Thank you for the giveaway, House Andrews – very much looking forward to Maggie’s release.

  147. I’m from the USA
    I would keep my real name, Dorothy since Oz jokes and if I ever have another dog I want to name him Toto, plus I actually have a pair of silver sequin sneakers. I’d also add Zen to the end, crowning myself Dorothy The Zen

  148. I’m from Australia and I’d probably go with Lyra if I popped into the Guild Hunter world for a bit!

    • 1. Michigan, USA
      2. Sondra Drazyer El’zol, Traveler of Worlds, Watcher from the Shadows

      Stay warm out there!

  154. I’m in the US (although I’d prefer a PDF) and I’ve always liked Chiara as a name, so that would be my pick…

  155. Long time, first time from the US.

    Francesca the ever caffeinated. Frankie to my friends and Kes to my besties.

  157. Moin :-),

    and Thank you for the giveaway!

    1. Germany
    2. Lady Sancta Valedraco

    Take good care of yourself and stay healthy.

  159. 1. I’m from the USA
    2. I would love to be Jillian the Intrepid, but fear Jillian the Quiet Observer is more likely!

    Thanks so much for your efforts- so looking forward to more books. Doesn’t matter the series!

  163. Greetings from the UK.

    My book name would be Catherine the Relentless, and given the choice I’d get sent to one of my favourite historical advanture books. Think Alexandre Dumas and Michel Zevaco.
    Thanks a lot for running this, can’t wait to read TK, like anything you publish. Not long now!

  169. Country:US
    If transported to a book, I would want it to be an idyllic one, as although I love reading about brave and strong characters, I don’t think I want to be one. I’d prefer to be named Sacha the Sage in the Land of Oz.

  178. United States

    My book name would be Holz. I like the idea of using my nickname plus the addition of a fantasy “z”.

  182. I’m from Singapore and my in-game name for a couple games had been Storm. It’s a kitschy name, but I think I would like to stick with it.

  186. USA – if I got transported to a book, I’d want to start with my middle name so I actually recognize when people are talking to me while avoiding any accidental fae bargains. From there I’d add titles, so a few years in I’d be William of the Red Plains, Quick-Tempered, Defender of the Children & Master of Inventions.

  187. ATLANTA, GEORGIA

    I would like to be the Mad Stomper. I don’t really know why …. but it resonates with my mood lately.

  189. I live in the US and am originally from Spain.

    I’ll take “Pablo the Lucky” as my in-book name…

    Hoping the name sticks and I win the book!

  190. the US
    and I would be one of the crowd gathered in the remnants of office buildings around the Mole Hole watching Kate and Erra duke it out.

  191. I’m from the US, and would be Jenn, Squasher of Cones. My family knows 🙂 Looking forward to seeing more of Maggie!

  192. I’m from Rheinbach, Germany. And please believe me, my name is Maggie. In full Margret Zavelberg. So my name nom de guerre in the book would be Maggie. And the book I’d be transported to is the Kate Daniels oder Innkeeper series.
    I’d prefer an ebook or pdf though.

  193. From the US (currently getting buried in snow)
    Book name would be Bethany The Dauntless (I can only strive to live up to the title)

  199. USA

    Kaylee Brini, Third of McConaughey Drake Matriarchal succession, Hostess for the Southern Peninsula and Eternal Springs.

  202. The United States of America (because just saying U.S.A. is pedestrian).
    Nome de plume: H.R.H. Princess Sparkle Rainbow de Lighte.

  203. I am from the USA *wince*

    If I had dropped into the Inkeeper series, I would be known as:

    AUme ReadsAllNight
    Ravening Member of the BDH

  205. 1. USA (Alaska in case that matters for shipping, we get charged international rates often)
    2. Marchioness Amethyst Brie, Ame to her closest friends (pronounced Amy)

  207. 1) USA

    2) If I found myself dropped into one of my favorite urban fantasy series’, I would probably just go by Samantha – Sam, to friends. That way, if anyone ever calls me by my real name, I know they’re from this world…

  209. 1. USA (Pennsylvania)
    2. Callista, the Beautiful and Brilliant (that was the name of my first kitty 40 years ago)

  211. Midwest US (but New Zealand in my dreams)

    And,
    I would be Innkeeper Kate – with my Inn Ōuenuku (in New Zealand)

  212. United States
    I have no idea what my name would be if i was transported into a story like Maggie probably just Katie

  213. Canada and thank you so much for always including your international fans!

    I like my name (now, for a long time I didn’t), so I think I’d stay Kyla. Flair it up with a new surname and I’d go by Kyla Ashke.

  215. I’d be Mim, (my baby cousins name for me when he was a toddler) and I’d be a witch in a Terry Pratchett novel! I would love to be in one of any of the Andrews books, but I wouldn’t last long enough to even wear a red shirt!

  217. I’m from the United States! And if I were to have a fantasy name, I would 100% steal from Tamora Pierce and use Alanna because she was the first fantasy protagonist that meant something to me! And who wouldn’t want to be a female knight?

  219. Alabama, USA

    Do I have to be a person? Can I be Bear, friend and partner of Ada Moore?

    If I have to be a person: Joy3, Librarian in oldest Inn on Earth from Innkeeper Universe.

    Please be safe and warm everyone facing blizzard conditions!

  222. German, but living since 21 years in Lebanon as an archaeologist, much in love with its long and wonderful history and people. My name would be The Perseverant in any story as wild and uncontrollable and rewarding as Rellas! Having some of that in my daily life, but could use the magic

  226. 1) Canada
    2) Sumayou – dance disciple (although in real life, I often sign up for things with the user name ‘of the BDH’)

  231. USA, Marisol, Lady of Letters

    “Madison” is not the easiest name to say in a lot of languages (too many hard consonants) and I can picture a scene in a fantasy land where they fail to understand it and just pick one that’s more normal for the world, and the protagonist just goes with it.

  236. USA

    I would hope to be transported into to Kate or maybe Innkeeper as they are the two that would have access to magic like Lyc-V or as Dina says, most humans have magic, they just have to learn to use it. I feel like not being part of a magic family in Hidden Legacy would feel like i was watching things from the outside.

    Anyway, my name would just be Genevieve in either place.

  239. Canada, right in the middle close to the border. I’d be in an Andrews book. My name would be Elayna, Sorceress of the Ice, bringer of storms!

  243. USA, USA, (ok, channeling the Olympics) busted!

    My name would be Dominatera, as in Dominating and Tearing though.

  244. I’m in the US and I really like Catalina (was just re-reading Hidden Legacy) so probably Catalina.

  248. I don’t know if you’ve read the military space opera by Elizabeth Moon about Captain Honor Harrington, but I feel like Honor works as an excellent fantasy-world name (alternatively, also works for extremely pinched trust-fund WASPs). I think it also works well since it’s a word that is translatable, so if you end up in a fantasy world with a bunch of different languages, you could pick the sound or choose to pick the word that means “Honor.” Adaptability; it’s the thing that matters most when you’re transported into a fantasy world, or so my reading has led me to understand. (I’m in the US)

  256. 1) Portugal
    2) Lady Astrid Darkova, Private Master Potioneer and Royal Alchemist to the King and the High Court of Gelmnor.

  257. Canada!

    When I was in uni (during the height of GoT), I bought the D*sney three peas in a pod plush and joked that I was: DeMarys Targaryen, Mother of Peas

  259. I’m from the United States.

    My name would be Nadine, a name my brother gave me when I was sick for a long time and he made up a whole world for me. I became the Queen of Swilly and he was Sir Mortimer Butthead.

  263. US

    Dera ni Riva, Order of the Perpetually Irritated

    This may be a dup. Apologies, but I think I zeroed out the first response

  264. I’m from the US. I’ve been Laria Gwyn for so long it’s probably imprinted on my soul, no matter what universe I end up in.

  266. I’m from Idaho in the USA. I would be known as Jud the Pacifist and would be a resident guest in Dina’ s Gertrude Inn in the Innkeeper’s series of Ilona Andrews.

  267. I’m from the Lone Star State. I have a very unusual name so I wouldn’t change it accept for a minor spelling change. My name is Revell but I would spell it Ravelle, which is how its pronounced. I get tired of being called Revel.

  270. I’m from the US.

    My name would be the same, Cally. If I was far away in the insane world of The Curse of Chalion I would want that little reminder of home.

  273. Debi, Eater of Cheese, Fixer of Words, Escapee of the Frozen Tundra, now known as Florida Woman.

  274. I’m from Japan.

    My name would be Danielle the Golden Weaver because I like to weave good fortunes and bring people together.

  276. I live in the US. my name is Supreme Empress Ruler of the Universe or Seru to my friends.

  282. Canadian girlie here.

    I am Kate, which is shorthand for Katalina D’Leir of House Leir, from the Continent of Pan’Gea.

    Please pick meeeeee!

  289. I’m in the USA.

    I used to tease an ex bf when he called me Empress, that, indeed, I was Empress of the Known Universe. Drove him nuts, because I insisted that others led the Unknown Universe.

    So I would be Lexi Khan of the Known Universe.

  290. Good luck everybody! I cannot be inserted into my books because I like pretend violence a lot! If I go in it turns into real violence. I love the cuttin, shootin, beatin, and all but I love that its pretend. Most of my books are violent at some point. I love it. Now I have some sexy faves but I will disavow the telling of those titles!

  292. United States
    I would probably keep my first name or maybe a shortened version that I don’t normally use.
    Thank you!

    • From Bulgaria.
      Hmm… I am Eli The Book Devourer, The Fantastical World Wanderer, the …. you get the gist 😁😁😁

  304. I’m from Poland, and I’d be called Paulina the Dauntless, Lady of the Barren Lands and Mistress of the Muddy Puddles of Early Spring

  305. We just moved to Japan so I already had to do a version of this and legally delete my middle name (fun fact, Japan is very particular about their kind of paperwork bureaucracy. Middle names mess up forms.)

    My fantasy name has always been Nethys (stealth archer build)

  310. From: Jamaica 🇯🇲.

    Fantasy Name: Empress Ishalonquis the positive, she who believes life is all giving.

    Thank you for the opportunity House Andrews and Mod R.

  312. I’m based in London UK, and my name would be Killer Sparkle Jade. Because I would be a cool assassin, with sparkles. And I love my real name.

  316. I’m from the USA (originally Pakistan) and my fantasy was to be transported to Harry Potter books and go to Hogward’s and since I love my name I would still be called Bahjat 🙂

  318. United States. I’d use the name a barrista wrote on my coffee cup during a trip to Sedona: Su Zen.

  322. My name would be Gnaomi, it’s my character name in DnD (I’m a gnome) and I’m already used to responding to it 😂

  323. I’m from the US (midwest area) and my name would be Krystaline, that has been my fantasy name since I was a kid (long time ago lol) 🙂

  326. From: North Macedonia
    Fantasy name: Verena of House Jakar, Lady of Prophecy (mostly misfortunes and apocalyptic events)

  329. From the US!

    I’d probably be something like Nico Paolantonio, the great dragon duchess, or something and I’d try to get a dragon or dragon like creature to back up my claim 🤣 keeping my normal last name tho bc I think it matches the hard-to-pronounce fantasy aspect 🤣

  330. Chiming in from Canada. I’d probably go with Anoja d’Xaymaca to honour the pre-Columbian Caribbean population.

  337. I am from the United States and I would be Maude the ever aggravated. I always feel that the person who has no patience for foolish highjinks, but who wants all the tea, should have a name like Maude to cement the mental feel of the sighs in the book 😂

  354. I am from Midwest US
    If I found myself transported into a book my chosen name would be Kilishandri or Shandi for short.
    I always wanted an exotic sounding name.

  355. 1. USA
    2. Megara: She Who Counts the Stars in Silence, Warden of the Wildling Brood, The Hound-Mother, Mistress of Fractal Horizons

  362. I’m from Ireland.
    I would be called Pleiades. Just fantastical enough to be a cool character but also a fun name in general!

  364. the united states, and Our lady of great pessimism, and unfortunately, rarely wrong Helena also first of her name 🤣🤣🤣
    (I am greatly annoying my coworkers this week but I hav managed to have a back up to any fires I didn’t manage to put out)

  366. Finland

    The Unmentionable Ruthless Bookworm, Dilettante Knitter, Shiftless Procrastinator, née of tribe Much Ado About Nothing

  367. Hi! Ashley from the USA

    Ashley sounds so modern, so I’d take use my middle name and ask to be called “Lydia of the Marshland Crows”

  370. I’m from the US and I would like to be called Caerlin the Cold. (Not, like, cold emotionally. I just don’t like winter.)

  371. I’m from the USA, and my fictional name would be Ginger Brodbeck, because I have red hair and love to bake bread ❤️

  376. I’m from the USA. I would be called Fala, it’s my online username since I was 14, found it in a book.

  378. I’m in Alabama USA. My Name would be Barbara the Benevolent One. I am a proud member of the BDH.

  381. I’m from USA.
    My name would be Monique Wilson, mainly because I’m exhausted by the fact that people always pronounce my first name wrong, and since my last name is technically my husbands, I wanted to go with something different, and because while I hate Lorelei Wilson, I also connect with something in her.

  382. From the United States. By combining the name of a pet with a street where I lived, I would be Carlotta Crestview.

  391. From the USA and I’d want my name to be some kind of fancy fantasy princess name like Amethyst Aurelia Augustina Alaina who hides her identity and goes by Lainey or Amy or Lia.

  392. I live in the US. I would like to be called Su Tien which is the Chinese American part of my name

  394. USA

    Code name: Blue Eyed Goat
    Destroyer of worlds (fictional) and snacks
    Always hungry
    Slightly anxious
    Absolute terror all around

  396. From the United States. I’ve always wanted to be called Ria which means which means “a drowned river valley”.

  398. I’m from the United States. My name would be Lizzie the book nerd. Library dweller, used bookstore stalker, she who plans staycations around book releases and has an unholy desire for shiny hardcovers.

  399. From USA. (Austin, where I’ve had to put the air conditioning on in February).
    My book name would be Elizabeth

  401. United States.
    Signed: Lady Astra Vaeloryn of the Monsoon Dominion,
    Binder of Unruly Margins,
    First Daughter of the Library That Floats

  403. UK.
    Signed: Anika Veer, Arbitrator of Wayward Stars, Keeper of the Quiet Threshold, Blademaster & Battlemage of Crossroads

  405. Poland, I will be Marszo. Our R and character SZ are sufficient to breake anyone. And we have more od them in our language.

  406. Im from the usa. My name is rackel and i would alway imagine jumping into the world of fourth wing with dragons and being bonded to one

  413. Hi! I’m from the US

    Maybe Jaelis … kind of close to my name in this realm so a better chance of me responding!

  421. I’m from sunny Australia & my name would be Adelia Pinkimmit. A completely nonsensical name that I have been using for years as my user name

  422. USA

    Yesbella, or Sybilla or Calryn, or Lis, or Sands depending on which D&D campaign I’m currently playing.

  430. I’m from the USA and if I were transported into a book, I’d still want the go by Megan. There aren’t enough Megan’s in fantasy books. 😉

  431. Hi! I am from the US and my hometown is Tacoma in the beautiful green land of Washington. I happen to think that my own name, Amber, is pretty cool, but I would like a unique surname. Something like Tomeslayer or Giantbookbane.

  433. 1. United States
    2. Kat (titles must be earned through exploits, likely including Prime level powers and hopefully some ferret heists)

  434. I am originally from Bulgaria, but now live in the US.
    I would love to be transported into The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.
    My name will be Globe – on account of my ’round’ appearance.

  435. 1. United States

    2. My name would be:

    Charlotte Merrylilly Miriam Joanahab Glimmersky Axriel Griffitith… but I’d go by Lilith

  441. I’m from the US and I’d use my real name Marijo because there aren’t many of us & I don’t think I’d remember to answer to another name!

  443. From Wellington, New Zealand (the bottom of the world and sometimes left off maps completely).
    Andromeda Black just because I like how its sounds. Only answers to Andi with a very rare group of people and likely to skewer you (metaphorically or physically) with the others. ‘Go on I dear you to call me Andi’

  444. I’m from the USA.
    I asked my partner for help thinking up an alliterative adjective for my name. I got “angsty”.
    So I guess I would be Alex the Angsty 😅

  445. 1. USA
    2. I loved that Maggie kept her name, so I would want to keep mine — Sona. Will have to think of an imposing sobriquet since “the Undying” is hard to beat

  446. Hello from the US!

    Diana the Grave

    I always loved the mythological goddess & as a child I decided to name my guardian angel after her 🙂

  452. yay give away – I’m in the US

    My name would be something like ….. i’ve been trying to come up with something clever but my brain has rotted and i’m down to “Elizabeth, Keeper of Fostered Books”

  458. I’m so excited for this book!!!

    1. I’m from the US!
    2. My name would be Emalaena (like Emma-Laena).

  461. I’m from the U.S.
    This is going to sound like I’m sucking up, but I would use either my grandma’s name, Alona, or my great-grandmother’s name, Lola. Totally different feel, same love.

  462. 1. USA
    2. Jasmine the joyful!!!

    I will be very joyful when I win this book. I read the excerpt and had to get more!! cant wait to read it.

  470. Hey, this is me answering from Germany and being so,so hopeful ;))
    You can call me Patricia Cassiopeia Adama if you meet me in a book… that an alias I invented years ago … never had a chance to use it ..
    Love and happy naming,

    Petra.

  479. I’m from France, more precisely from a small island in the Indian Ocean, Réunion. I’ll just keep the diminutive of my first name: Izzy

  485. 1. In the US

    2. Persephone Blossomthwaite

    Haha because it’s fun! (And my husband wouldn’t let me name our daughters Persephone)

  489. I’m from the US ( Oregon).

    My adventure name if transported goes between Ghost, Saphir and Dark if they speak the same language.

  491. USA
    Romelie (my name tends to throw off the pronunciation skills of everyone in real life, so it’s probably perfect for any ficitional setting!)

  493. Canada
    Ellie De La Faye the Lost

    (excited for another Ilona Andrews series to get obsessed with)

  495. 1. USA
    2. Jenn (I really like the spelling with two “n” but committed to being Jen with one “n” at a young age.

  497. From the US: Judith the Beheader, of the House of Thorns and Shade, First of Her Name, Mistress of the Hidden Places, Lady of the Witching Hours, Queen of the Devourers

  500. 1. US
    2. Alix or Lex, can’t decide, because it would be useful to have a name that doesn’t speak directly of place or time of origin, or gender, occupation, or class, particularly if you’re going to go dropping into random worlds at unpredictable times