Best Female Character Contest: Win a Free Copy of Drifting Too Far From The Shore

IOWA CITY, Iowa - July 6, 2016 - PRLog -- BEST FEMALE CHARACTER CONTEST:

Who is the best female character ever created in literature? The most fully alive, the most moving, the most admirable, treacherous, powerful, pathetic? The most representative or exceptional that you have ever read? The one you think about, compare yourself to, learn from, love, hate, can't stop thinking about?

Nominate your favorite female character and win a chance to receive an advance copy of Drifting Too Far From The Shore (coming Fall 2016).

To participate, add the name of the character you'd like to nominate in a comment on Summertime's Facebook page below.

Two winners will be selected to receive a copy of the upcoming release, Drifting Too Far From The Shore.

* Praise for Drifting Too Far From The Shore *

Readers will come to love feisty Charlotte "Muddy" Rewis who, despite the bad news in the world, triumphs by making a difference in her own way. - Winston Groom, author of Forrest Gump

I can't remember the last time that I have enjoyed a book this much...Muddy is richly developed, springing right out of the pages.
- Michael Lee West, author of Crazy Ladies

A brilliant work of storytelling…Reddick throws us into the mind and events of Ms Muddy Rewis and how she handles the waning years of her life. They are not dreary and bleak, but are full of the southern spunk
- Kelly Kusumoto - Senior Editor of Cicatrix Publishing

A fresh, simple story of an elderly woman in a little south Georgia, fictional town. The main character is Muddie Rewis, nick-named "Muddie" for her childhood passion of patting out mudpies on the bottom of a tin washtub to bake in the sun till done…Each chapter heading in Niles Reddick's fine novel pays tribute to Muddie's emotional clashes with self over the futility of trying to fix the entire world. Head-on, she attempts to mete out justice where there is none and bring about peace to her community and family.
.- Janice Daugharty, Southern Literary Review


To enter the contest, add your nomination in a comment on Summertime's Facebook Page:
https://www.facebook.com/SummertimePublications/