Review and Giveaway: Centuries of June

Centuries of June by Keith Donohue

A dark comedy that takes place in a bathroom, Centuries of June is a stylish and captivating novel. It is written in multiple styles with the stories being told from the viewpoints of several different women. Their stories involve heartache, struggle, murder, love and redemption and though they are each different, they have a common ground point; the mysterious narrator who is laying on the bathroom floor with a hole in his skull, Jack.

Centuries of June is a coming together of several genres and of mythologies, folk tales and urban legends told and heard throughout America at different times. It is an unusual and surreal book, filled to the brim with vivid characters, dreamy sequences, fantasy, flappers and a dash of silliness for good measure. Part murder mystery, part fantasy and a bit twisted, this novel kept me intrigued through the end.

To read more about the novel, you can visit Keith Donohue's site here.

Now lovelies, once more the author and publisher were kind enough to offer a copy of this novel to one lucky bookworm! This contest is for one hardcopy of Centuries of June and is only open to folks in the United States and Canada.

The contest will run through the 27th of June, with the winner being announced on the 28th.

To Enter:
*Be or become a follower of my blog and leave a comment (let me know if you follow through blogger, rss, etc), making sure you leave an email address or have a public blogger profile so I can contact you. If I cannot contact you, then I'll have to pick another winner.

*That's it! Happy summer reading, lovelies.

Thank you to Lisa at TLC Book Tours and the publisher for the review copy of this book. If you'd like to read what others thought of the novel, click the TLC icon above.