Hurricane Relief – Top Thriller Writers Contribute a Flurry of Books!

It’s no joke, of course. Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria have done deadly damage in Texas, Florida, and the Caribbean. We in the Tampa Bay area were braced for a direct hit when the storm shifted and we were spared the worst of it. My family and I evacuated, we were without power for a few days, but otherwise very lucky. Knowing that others were not so fortunate, I started thinking about what I might do to help.

So I reached out to a bunch of my author pals!  I have had the pleasure of getting to know these wonderful authors over the years, so I knew that each and every one of them would help. And they did. Because of their generosity, I have amassed an amazing library of books from some of today’s top thriller writers. This is truly a stellar collection of signed hardcovers from Lisa Gardner, Michael Connelly, Tess Gerritsen, Karin Slaughter, Alafair Burke, Gregg Hurwitz, Ace Atkins, Harlan Coben, Sara Blaedel, Kate White, Heather Gudenkauf, Mary Kubica, Lori Roy, Wendy Walker, Hank Phillippi Ryan and Craig Pittman. Wow!

Reader pal, I KNOW you want this INSANE collection because you are a crazed book lover like me. Not just a reader, but a lover of gorgeous, signed hardcover books on your shelf — minimalism be damned! Oh, they are shiny, colorful, beautiful and they have that wonderful new book smell. What a prize!

For your chance to win this entire collection:

1) Donate at least $10 to one of these organizations:

Feeding South Florida
Houston Food Bank
Unidos por Puerto Rico

2) Send your online receipt to lisa@lisaunger.com

3) That’s it! You’re entered to win! If you donate to one, you’ll be entered once. If two, twice. If three, well, thrice!

I’ll be running this giveaway for a full week, starting today. And I’ll announce the lucky winner of the drawing on Tuesday, October 3rd.

The good news is that even if you don’t WIN, you STILL WIN. Your donation will help someone who is struggling. Because the thing about storms like these is that it’s a huge news event before — all big red graphics and media generated panic. And then everyone not affected goes on with their lives. But people lose their homes, their jobs in disasters like these. Those with the most tenuous holds on their lives can fall really far behind. These organizations help folks get back on their feet.

So please give what you can! And good luck!

Thanks for reading,
Lisa Unger