*rolls drums* And the lucky winners of the the signed Magic Bleeds giveaway – chosen by random.org – are…… Katie A Argantel Donna S Congratulations! I’ve contacted the winners via email. A big thank you to everyone who has entered. Lots of yummy pies were named and described :D.
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Over at Hurog, we did an interview with the awesome David Lawrence who is the writer for the Mercy Thompson, and Alpha and Omega comic series. We’ve been given permission to share some of the interview questions at The Book Pushers, and to show some of the awesome images from the comics. 😀 We want
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Publisher: Dorchester Where did you get this book: Purchased copy Release Date: Out now. Blurb taken from L.J Mcdonald’s site: Real love has no limitations. Kidnapped by slavers, Lizzie Petrule was dragged in chains across the Great Sea to the corrupt empire of Meridal. There beneath a floating citadel and an ocean of golden sand,
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Who wants a giveaway that will rock your socks off? Well, you’re in for a treat because we have one! 😀 Thanks to the very talented and awesome writing duo that is known as Ilona Andrews, up for grabs is three signed copies of Magic Bleeds, the 4th instalment in the Kate Daniel series. Here
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NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) 2007. I decided to join the madness only a few days before November. There was no time for me to plan. I dove into a month where I was supposed to write 50,000 words with nothing more than a “What if?” and a couple character names. I’d already decided my
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Publisher: Simon and Schuster Kids UK Where did you get this book: Review copy from publisher. Release Date: Out now. Blurb taken from the official website of Simon and Schuster UK: Otto, Jen and Charlotte have planned the trip of a lifetime to India for their gap year, before going their separate ways to university.
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