November Book of the Month: Waking Lions by Ayelet Gundar-Goshen. Join the webchat with the author and her translator on Monday 14 November, 9pm.

[UrsulaMumsnet]

November's book of the month is the gripping literary thriller Waking Lions by Ayelet Gundar-Goshen.

You can expect to miss your stop and lose hours to this consuming tale, based on a true event, about a respected Israeli neurosurgeon whose split-second decision one evening leaves him spiralling into a web of deception, corruption and guilt.

Apply for one of 50 free copies before 14 October, read the book over the next few weeks and join us back here on 14 November 9-10pm to discuss it and put questions to Ayelet and the book's translator, Sondra Silverston.

If you're not lucky enough to bag a free copy, we'd still love for you to come and join in the discussion - buy a paperback here.

[OhNoNotMyBaby]

Me please! I cannot resist a book offer... and this one sounds a bit different to my normal chick lit, romcom, family drama-type reading list. I'm particularly interested in how everyday lives are totally transformed on the turn of a sixpence...

[SpecialStains]

Ooh, me too! I love books with a medical theme. Need to get back into reading while I'm on mat leave. I've been quite lazy of late.

[Emmageddon]

Oh this sounds brilliant. I like being introduced to new authors.

[objectsintherearviewmirror]

Oooh this sounds brilliant. I would love one please!

[highlandcoo]

Please could I have a copy .. sounds like a great read.

[Fergusmum]

Sounds like something I would really enjoy. The v short clip has already interested me. Many thanks

[user1474825542]

Me please

[needastrongone]

Yes please, more than happy to read and review.

[mummymummums]

I would love a copy please

[Greymalkin]

Yes please - I'm trying to break out of my comfort zone, away from the same type of book all the time.

Looking to try new authors and styles, so count me in please

[whatwoulddexterdo]

I would LOVE a copy. I spent awhile in Israel in my younger days and this story sounds very interesting. Fingers x

[FeelingSmurfy]

This sounds really interesting, the fact that it is based on a true event brings up mixed thoughts and I think it would be good for my book group to read and discuss

[PlasticBertrand]

I'd love a copy, having started the recent thread on translated books, but I'm not in the uk so I can't fill in the application form fully. Bummer.

[BagelGoesWalking]

In would love a copy and promise to read it super quick before Friday!

[shinebright14]

The Book sounds really interesting I would really love a copy.

[shinebright14]

Has anyone received the book?

[Needastrongone]

Nope, or any notification or similar.

[OhNoNotMyBaby]

My copy has just arrived!

Really looking forward to getting stuck into this one. Thanks Mumsnet.

[OhNoNotMyBaby]

FWIW I didn't receive a notification to say I had been selected. Not that it matters...

[shinebright14]

Received my copy this morning

[minsmum]

Mine came this afternoon

[Needastrongone]

I have a package to pick up from the delivery office, but thinking a book would go through the letter box?

[horseyrider]

My copy arrived today. Really looking forward to starting it!