A Thrill of Hope Giveaway Hop… that title brings to mind the hope that the Christmas season and the new year brings.

Celebrating the birth of Jesus during the Christmas season is all about hope because He is our hope.

Once Christmas has passed and we are looking to the new year I think that most of us feel hopeful that the new year will bring good things to us and our loved ones.

So this is a fitting title for this giveaway beginning on December 1st.  Several blogs are participating in this giveaway hop and it is sponsored by Mama the Fox. 

I’m giving away 5 young adult hardcover books to one lucky winner in the Thrill of Hope giveaway!

The third book in the Autumn Falls trilogy.  In this third book it’s Autumn’s Senior year and she is forced to make many decisions, especially when she finds a locket than enables her to travel through time.

Fragments of the Lost is a heart pounding thriller.  Jessa’s boyfriend, Caleb is gone and as she begins to go through his things she realizes more and more that she never knew Caleb at all!  What really happened to Caleb?

Kelsey’s has lived her life in fear seeing danger everywhere.  Her mother hasn’t stepped outside their front door in seventeen years, since the day she escaped from her kidnappers. Kelsey arrives home one day to find her mother is missing again!

Stolen from her family as a young girl, Scarlet lived a lonely life with her keeper.  She asked for a friend and suddenly Pixie arrived, becoming her best friend. But when given the chance to escape, Scarlet takes it leaving her best friend behind.

The true story of four young African-American women who stepped into the world of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (now known as NASA) as mathematicians.  During a time of racial and gender inequality, these women helped to change the thinking of others about what a scientist should look like.

Enter here for a chance to win these 5 great books valued at over $50, then visit and enter all of the other giveaways!

MamatheFox and all participating blogs are not held responsible for sponsors who fail to fulfill their prize obligations.