And now for some good news. If what I have written about Susan Meissner's The Shape of Mercy makes you want to read it but you've spent the October book budget already, how does a free copy sound?Here's your chance to win a brand new, mint, never read, perfect copy...just leave me a comment about the book under its review and I'll do a random number drawing this weekend to pick the lucky winner.
Sounds interesting and I've never won a book before
ReplyDeleteOh I have wanted to read this book ! I have read so many good reviews about this book and the author!
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Thank you!
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Mercy me, I'd love a free book.
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I've heard such amazing things about it! Love to win~
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Ironically, I was just looking at this book today & wondering if I should get it. hmmmm...now I can wonder if I'll win it.
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I'm always looking for new authors to read so I'll gladly try this one. Then share it with my sister who lives abroad and craves good books in English. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHey, Sam: Thanks for the review and hosting the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteIf anyone is interested, I created a character blog for this book: http://theshapeofmercy.blogspot.com
The blog will let the characters keep breathing. Should be fun . . .
Thanks for stopping by, Suaan - what a great idea to keep your characters alive that way. Do you miss your characters once you finish a novel? I would imagine that having lived with them for so many days, getting inside their heads, etc., it must be difficult to say goodbye to them.
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