Hello, fellow book lovers. 💜 Today is my latest and final Book Bloggers’ Novel of the Year Award post of the year. I’m excited to share with you the winners in the BBNYA 2020.
I’m proud to have been on the panel of judges. You can find out about the competition, the stages and my experiences by reading my previous BBNYA posts.
As a quick re-cap the author prizes are as follows:
1st place
- A BBNYA 2020 trophy.
- An ‘Ultimate Blog Tour’ from TheWriteReads.
- A ‘Winner‘ BBNYA 2020 badge designed by Jenniely.
- A 100-pound sterling Folio Society voucher.
- A 100 euros cash prize.*
2nd to 5th place
- A ‘Standard Blog Tour’ from TheWriteReads.
- A ‘Finalist‘ BBNYA 2020 badge designed by Jenniely.
- A 50-pound sterling Folio Society voucher.
6th to 10th place
- A ‘Mini Blog Tour’ from TheWriteReads.
- A ‘Finalist‘ BBNYA 2020 badge designed by Jenniely.
- A 50-pound sterling Folio Society voucher.
📚 The Winners in the BBNYA 2020. 📚
In reverse order…
At 10th place is Ever Alice by H.J. Ramsay
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Our 9th place winner is The Devil’s Apprentice by Kenneth B. Andersen
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In 8th place is Specter by Katie Jane Gallagher
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7th place is Calico Thunder Rides Again by T.A. Hernandez
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Our 6th place winner is Marrow Charm by Kristin Jacques
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We’ve reached the halfway point. I’m so excited to see which books are in the top 5!
Coming in at 5th place is Ranger’s Oath by Blake Arthur Peel
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Our 4th is The Gilded King by Josie Jaffrey
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Ooh, the tension is mounting. We’re at the top 3 rated books in this competition!
In 3rd place is Stay Mad, Sweetheart by Heleen Kist
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And in 2nd place is Fid’s Crusade by David H. Reiss
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Which means that our 1st place winner is The Lore of Prometheus by Graham Austin-King
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A big thank you to all the authors who submitted their books and congratulations to our ten BBNYA winners.
As part of the judging process, I read The Devil’s Apprentice, Specter, and The Lore of Prometheus. Find out what I thought about these books next month when I post my reviews.
Don’t forget, you can visit the official BBNYA website for further information. Or why not follow the official BBNYA Twitter account and get up-to-date information about next year’s competition in your feed.
Thanks for stopping by and for reading this post about the winners in the BBNYA 2020. Have you read any of these books? Which ones have caught your eye? Drop me a cotment and let’s chat.
Bye for now,
Flora x
