Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Sanctum by Sarah Fine "Malachi's Journal": Day 6 and GIVEAWAY

This post is about Malachi, the guard and love interest from Sanctum by Sarah Fine. Here you'll get to read an entry from his Journal. If you scroll down a little bit you'll find Day 6 of his journal but before your read it you should read Days 1-5.  Here's where you can find them: 
  
Day 1  Lili                        
Day 2  Rachel                 
Day 3  Heidi                  
Day 4  Keertana            
Day 5  Maja                    
Day 6  Bethzaida           
Day 7  Nicole
Day 8  Alexa                 
Day 9  Christy               
Day 10 Ali   
                
*Note: Days 1-8 are available to read now. Day 9 will be available  on 12/7/12 and Day 10 on 12/14/12.


"Malachi’s quarters had no windows, no decorations. His room was just like everything else about him—nothing unnecessary, nothing wasted. His narrow cot rested in a corner, right next to something that looked like a hat rack. He walked straight to it and hung his bloody, stained armor over it. A small desk stood across from the rack, but the only things that sat upon it were a fountain pen and a single book, like some kind of journal. Neatly stacked in a corner rose a tower of identical books as tall as I was. A lot of journals."

If you want to get to know someone, reading his journal is the way to do it (though you should probably ask permission first). Malachi is no exception: his journals contain his thoughts, hopes, fears, plans, and adventures during his time in the dark city. Starting today, excerpts will post regularly throughout the publication of the Guards of the Shadowlands series at www.guardsoftheshadowlands.tumblr.com, but to get things started, you can read excerpts from Malachi's first ten days as a Guard NOW. And you can enter to win one of ten SANCTUM swag packs, which include an exclusive bonus scene from Malachi's point-of-view!


And here it is! Malachi's Journal: Day 6

Day 6: Philip returned today, this time without weapons. It barely matters because I am so weak with hunger and sleeplessness that I have no strength to attack him. He brought Raphael to translate, and they taught me a few words in English. I crouched here in my corner and listened. I accepted the soup. I ate the bread. I said 'hello' and 'thank you'. Philip is the one with the authority to let me out of this room, but he only said that he will make sure I get enough to eat, and then he and Raphael left. I think the only way to get out of here is to go along with them. For now.

Giveaway

Enter to win 1 of 10 Swag Packs (signed book, antique map, wristband, EXCLUSIVE bonus scene from Malachi's point-of-view). This contest is INTERNATIONAL and you must be 14 or older to participate. 



Sanctum (Guards of the Shadowlands, #1)“My plan: Get into the city. Get Nadia. Find a way out. Simple.”

A week ago, seventeen-year-old Lela Santos’s best friend, Nadia, killed herself. Today, thanks to a farewell ritual gone awry, Lela is standing in paradise, looking upon a vast gated city in the distance—hell. No one willingly walks through the Suicide Gates, into a place smothered in darkness and infested with depraved creatures. But Lela isn’t just anyone—she’s determined to save her best friend’s soul, even if it means sacrificing her eternal afterlife. 

As Lela struggles to find Nadia, she’s captured by the Guards, enormous, not-quite-human creatures that patrol the dark city’s endless streets. Their all-too-human leader, Malachi, is unlike them in every way except one: his deadly efficiency. When he meets Lela, Malachi forms his own plan: get her out of the city, even if it means she must leave Nadia behind. Malachi knows something Lela doesn’t—the dark city isn’t the worst place Lela could end up, and he will stop at nothing to keep her from that fate.

Sarah Fine was born on the West Coast, raised in the Midwest, and is now firmly entrenched on the East Coast, where she lives with her husband and two children. When she's not writing, she's working as a child psychologist. No, she is not psychoanalyzing you right now.





3 comments:

  1. I LOVED this book (and my review goes up tomorrow) and have enjoyed getting to know Malachi a bit from when he first arrived in the city. I feel SO bad for him!

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  2. Love, love, love, Malachi! This is so cool!

    Thanks for sharing. :)

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  3. I've heard nothing but good things about this book! Thanks for sharing the journal entry - can't wait to read it :)

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