(CLOSED) GIVEAWAY! Mary Burton's Senseless and Merciless

Want to win couple of books? I've got two copies of each book here, for two winners! A copy of both Senseless and Merciless. One set is being sent by Ms. Burton's people, it is limited to someone living in the US or Canada. I am sending the other set and I am opening it up Internationally.
Here is my review of Senseless, in case you were curious! I'm about to devour Merciless!
Fill out the form below to be entered to win. The winner will be announced February 5th!

SENSELESS

When an explosion and fire destroys Hannah’s House, the homeless shelter where Eva Rayburn works as a night attendant the body of a tortured woman is discovered in the yard.  She has been branded.  Four pointed stars encircle her navel, a hallmark dating from the Sorority House Murder, a decade-old case that ended Eva’s life as she knew it.  Charged for the killing of Josiah Cross, the man who raped her, she bears a star branded on her shoulder, as well as a memory that fails to recall what happened that fateful night, and the legacy of a ten year prison sentence.

Detective Deacon Garrison is sure the murder at Hannah’s House has something to do with Eva, who, is not only under scrutiny by the Alexandria police force, she is also back in the media spotlight, thanks to journalist James Dillon who branded her as a jealous and enraged ex-girlfriend when he wrote about the Sorority House Murders.  After another killing, Garrison isn’t the only one who wants answers, Eva does too.  She’s ready to do whatever it takes. She’s ready to fight—even die, to find out what happened that night ten years ago.

MERCILESS

Detective Kier Malcolm and high-profile criminal attorney Angie Carlson come up against a brutal and brilliant psychopath who leaves behind only the gleaming white and perfectly preserved bones of his victims.  Kier—and most of the Alexandria law enforcement—believe the murderer is Dr. James Dixon.  Angie recently defended Dr. Dixon in an earlier murder trial—and won.  With the entire police force blaming her for Dixon’s freedom, she too has doubts as to whether he was in fact innocent, and is becoming more and more convinced that the police may be right—she helped let loose a killer. 

 As lead after lead dead-ends, a young man claiming to be Eva Rayburn’s half-brother shows up, bringing with him the diary of her dead father.  Suddenly, two things become shockingly clear—the killer has always intended to make Angie his ultimate victim, and the madness has roots going back to the Sorority House Murder over a decade ago.