American Book Fest Awards The Engine Woman’s Light Winner in Fantasy
The Engine Woman’s Light by Laurel Anne Hill is making waves. It receives American Book Fest 15th Annual Best Books Award, Winner in Fantasy
Category. This is Hill’s twelfth prestigious award as her novel gains recognition. This book is a must read for fantasy lovers.
The Engine Woman’s Light was chosen from over 2,000 entries. The American Book Fest is an online publication providing coverage for books from mainstream and independent publishers to the world online community.
Author Laurel Anne Hill says, “I’m grateful that The Engine Woman’s Light has received the winning award in the Fiction: Fantasy Category of the 2018 Best Book Awards, sponsored by American Book Fest. It’s an honor to receive recognition for my work and I’m thankful for the judges and experts who appreciate my book.”
The Engine Woman’s Light is set in an 1800’s Californian alternate steampunk reality. Spirits, mysticism and locomotives, are all found in this one of a kind adventure novel. Learn more about The Engine Woman’s Light.
The Engine Woman’s Light is highly recognized by other prestigious awards including:
- First place in science fiction at the San Francisco Book Festival
- Runner up in the San Francisco Book Festival Young Adult
- Runner up in the San Francisco Book Festival Wild Card
- 2018 Irwin Award (Book Publicists of Southern California), Speculative Fiction
- 2018 Best Book Awards, American Book Fest, Winner in Fantasy Category
- First place in the 12th Annual National Indie Excellence Awards in the Steampunk Category
- 2017 Independent Press Award: Steampunk: Gold Award
- Kirkus Star (Young Adult)
- Kirkus Best 100 Indie Books 2017
- Kirkus Best 6 Indie Teen Books 2017
- Chanticleer Reviews, Ozma Award Fantasy (First in Category) 2017
- Chanticleer Reviews, Dante Rossetti (Young Adult) semi-finalist
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
LAUREL ANNE HILL grew up in San Francisco, with more dreams of adventure than good sense or money. Her close brushes with death, love of family, respect for honor and belief in a higher power continue to influence her writing and life.
