Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Cemetery Dance
Have you experienced the goodness that is authors Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child? Do you want to listen to creepy tales that are just delicious enough to run a shiver up your back but still let you have peaceful slumber?
I've got the audio books for you.
Or, well. Really. Carol over at Carol's Notebook does. Me, I'm just telling you about them.
She's got two copies of Cemetery Dance (which I still need to read) to share with her readers. Again, this is an audio!
You have until June 3 to enter, and only if you live in the US or Canada and don't rely on a PO Box for your mail. (Be like me. Abuse your friends! They don't mind if you give them first reading rights, you know. Usually.)
Check out all the rules and stuff via this link.
I've got the audio books for you.
Or, well. Really. Carol over at Carol's Notebook does. Me, I'm just telling you about them.
She's got two copies of Cemetery Dance (which I still need to read) to share with her readers. Again, this is an audio!
You have until June 3 to enter, and only if you live in the US or Canada and don't rely on a PO Box for your mail. (Be like me. Abuse your friends! They don't mind if you give them first reading rights, you know. Usually.)
Check out all the rules and stuff via this link.
Labels: Carol's Notebook, Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child
The Scarecrow (Audio)
Over at Carol's Notebook, there are copies of The Scarecrow, written by Michael Connelly -- in audio! All you audio book (or talking book, as a friend of mine calls them) fiends ought to take note!
Carol's got two copies for two friends -- uhh, that's one copy per friend. Just so we're all clear on that. One book. Two winners. Each gets their own.
The book will come directly from the publisher, so US and Canada only, please. And, of course, us PO Box holders are being discriminated against once again...
You have until June 2 to enter. Check out the rules!
Use this link.
Carol's got two copies for two friends -- uhh, that's one copy per friend. Just so we're all clear on that. One book. Two winners. Each gets their own.
The book will come directly from the publisher, so US and Canada only, please. And, of course, us PO Box holders are being discriminated against once again...
You have until June 2 to enter. Check out the rules!
Use this link.
Labels: Carol's Notebook, Michael Connelly
Thursday, May 14, 2009
The Girl Who Stopped Swimming
At Carol's Notebook, it's The Girl Who Stopped Swimming by Joshilyn Jackson, a ghost story, family psychodrama, and murder mystery all rolled up in one.
The contest is open to the US and Canada only, no PO boxes.
To enter, just leave a comment. There are a couple of ways to get extra entries. For one, tell Carol your thoughts on ghosts or if you’ve ever had a “ghostly” encounter. Sharing, whether on your blog or twitter or whatever, will get you an extra entry or two, just make sure to let her know.
The contest will stay open through May 28.
Click here to enter.
The contest is open to the US and Canada only, no PO boxes.
To enter, just leave a comment. There are a couple of ways to get extra entries. For one, tell Carol your thoughts on ghosts or if you’ve ever had a “ghostly” encounter. Sharing, whether on your blog or twitter or whatever, will get you an extra entry or two, just make sure to let her know.
The contest will stay open through May 28.
Click here to enter.
Labels: Carol's Notebook, Joshilyn Jackson
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
The Man's Book
At Carol's Notebook, she's giving away 5 copies of The Man's Book: The Essential Guide for the Modern Man by Thomas Fink. US and Canada only, no PO boxes.
Use this link.
Use this link.
Labels: Carol's Notebook, Thomas Fink
Friday, May 1, 2009
One Deadly Sin
Didn't I just get done writing about this book? Seems like it's heating up.
The book, once again, is One Deadly Sin, and it's written by Annie Solomon. This time, it's Carol at Carol's Notebook with five copies (US and Canada only, no PO Boxes, please!). She's got a link to her review, but she comes right out and tells you how good it is.
Really. This could be this summer's blockbuster. Help make it happen.
Use this link by May 15.
The book, once again, is One Deadly Sin, and it's written by Annie Solomon. This time, it's Carol at Carol's Notebook with five copies (US and Canada only, no PO Boxes, please!). She's got a link to her review, but she comes right out and tells you how good it is.
Really. This could be this summer's blockbuster. Help make it happen.
Use this link by May 15.
Labels: Annie Solomon, Carol's Notebook
Monday, April 13, 2009
The Turnaround
Carol's Notebook has 5 copies of The Turnaround by George Pelecanos, courtesy of Hachette Books. Of course, you know that means US and Canada only, and no PO Boxes. You have until April 28th.
Use this link.
Use this link.
Labels: Carol's Notebook, George Pelecanos
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Beauty Books Giveaway
This is for 5 pairs: Bobbi Brown Living Beauty by Bobbi Brown and How Not To Look Old by Charla Krupp from Carol's Notebook. US and Canada only, no PO boxes please.
The link.
The link.
Labels: Bobbi Brown, Carol's Notebook, Charla Krupp
Thursday, March 26, 2009
I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti
This memoir and its great title are really making the rounds! (Has anyone seen a guest post or interview with author Giulia Melucci? I'd love to see some)
I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti can be yours if you hustle over to Carol's Notebook and throw your name in the hat for one of five copies. As usual, this is a US/Canada only contest, with no PO Box addresses allowed to play along. Owners of boxes must find a way around that restriction. Sorry.
You have until April 8. Get busy.
Use this link.
I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti can be yours if you hustle over to Carol's Notebook and throw your name in the hat for one of five copies. As usual, this is a US/Canada only contest, with no PO Box addresses allowed to play along. Owners of boxes must find a way around that restriction. Sorry.
You have until April 8. Get busy.
Use this link.
Labels: Carol's Notebook, Giulia Melucci
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Sway
Think of all the beautiful things you can sway to: the natural rhythm all us moms get when we hold a newborn. Music. Our loved one's arms.
And a good book. Like Sway, written by Zachary Lazar.
Carol and her Notebook have five copies, compliments of the publisher to share with our friends in the US and Canada, but no PO Boxes, please. (That means no one with a PO Box address, not that Carol won't share these books with a postal box. Last I checked -- about an hour ago -- boxes can't read. At least, mine can't. Can yours?)
I'd love to read this, myself, with its rock and roll theme. Alas, I've got that PO Box problem.
Why don't you enter and tell me how it is? Maybe I'll actually *gasp* BUY it!
You have until March 6 to get your fun on and enter you instead of me. Use this link to do that.
And a good book. Like Sway, written by Zachary Lazar.
Carol and her Notebook have five copies, compliments of the publisher to share with our friends in the US and Canada, but no PO Boxes, please. (That means no one with a PO Box address, not that Carol won't share these books with a postal box. Last I checked -- about an hour ago -- boxes can't read. At least, mine can't. Can yours?)
I'd love to read this, myself, with its rock and roll theme. Alas, I've got that PO Box problem.
Why don't you enter and tell me how it is? Maybe I'll actually *gasp* BUY it!
You have until March 6 to get your fun on and enter you instead of me. Use this link to do that.
Labels: Carol's Notebook, Zachary Lazar
Friday, February 20, 2009
Size 2 for Life
At Carol's Notebook, she's giving away a gently-used copy of Size 2 for Life by Ashley Marriott and Marc L. Paulson, MD. US only, simply due to postage prices.
For all the details and a review of this book, click here.
For all the details and a review of this book, click here.
Labels: Ashley Marriott, Carol's Notebook, Marc L. Paulson MD
Thursday, February 12, 2009
The Italian Lover
Carol's Notebook is joining the list of blogs that have five copies of The Italian Lover to give away. Of course, it's US and Canada only and no PO Boxes. The contest will be open until Feb 23.
Use this link.
Use this link.
Labels: Carol's Notebook, Robert Hellenga
Monday, February 2, 2009
The Art of Compassion
Carol at Carol's Notebook has a cool-sounding book. A right-up-Susan's-alley book.
Check this out. It's called The Art of Compassion, and it's the record of what happened when musician Martin Smith gathered up some friends to write and record an album of songs, the profits of which would help relieve global poverty.
Carol has five copies for US and Canadian friends (provided you don't have PO Boxes), thanks to the publisher. The winner will be chosen around noon, ET, on February 11.
Use this link.
Check this out. It's called The Art of Compassion, and it's the record of what happened when musician Martin Smith gathered up some friends to write and record an album of songs, the profits of which would help relieve global poverty.
Carol has five copies for US and Canadian friends (provided you don't have PO Boxes), thanks to the publisher. The winner will be chosen around noon, ET, on February 11.
Use this link.
Labels: Carol's Notebook, Martin Smith
Friday, January 16, 2009
Phantom Limb
Over at Carol's Notebook, Carol has fallen in love with a new book. It's called Phantom Limb, and it was written by Theresa Kishkan.
It was a hard decision for Carol to make, as it always is when you read a great book, but she finally decided she'd rather share this great book of essays with someone who might love it as much as she did. (Yay, Carol!)
Go on over to her blog. Check out her thoughtful review. If you're in the US, tell Carol why you want to read this -- really TALK to her, don't just spurt platitudes. Anyone can do that, and gosh darn it, your name's not Anyone, now is it? (Yes, that's my character Trevor talking again.)
You have until January 22. And if you missed it, this is a US-only contest. Sorry, gang. Mailing across the borders is stupidly expensive.
Use this link.
It was a hard decision for Carol to make, as it always is when you read a great book, but she finally decided she'd rather share this great book of essays with someone who might love it as much as she did. (Yay, Carol!)
Go on over to her blog. Check out her thoughtful review. If you're in the US, tell Carol why you want to read this -- really TALK to her, don't just spurt platitudes. Anyone can do that, and gosh darn it, your name's not Anyone, now is it? (Yes, that's my character Trevor talking again.)
You have until January 22. And if you missed it, this is a US-only contest. Sorry, gang. Mailing across the borders is stupidly expensive.
Use this link.
Labels: Carol's Notebook, Theresa Kishkan
Monday, January 5, 2009
Sundays at Tiffany's
Five more copies of the day's hot book have popped up! Carol at Carol's Notebook has 'em, so get your entry in while you can.
Five paperback copies of Sundays at Tiffany's, by James Patterson and Gabrielle Charbonnet, are up for grabs, to US and Canada addresses, but no PO Boxes. You have until January 14. Don't delay.
Use this link.
(h/t to Amanda Sue for finding a mistake in the link. Thank you!!!)
Five paperback copies of Sundays at Tiffany's, by James Patterson and Gabrielle Charbonnet, are up for grabs, to US and Canada addresses, but no PO Boxes. You have until January 14. Don't delay.
Use this link.
(h/t to Amanda Sue for finding a mistake in the link. Thank you!!!)
Labels: Carol's Notebook, Gabrielle Charbonnet, James Patterson
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Cry Wolf
Welcome Carol to the great world of sharing books!
Carol over at Carol's Notebook is hosting her very first contest and she's got a good one to share. She has one copy of Patricia Briggs' novel Cry Wolf.
This is a US and Canada only contest, and you have until November 18.
Drop on by and leave Carol some welcoming love. Just ... uhhh... don't scare her off, okay?
Use this link.
Carol over at Carol's Notebook is hosting her very first contest and she's got a good one to share. She has one copy of Patricia Briggs' novel Cry Wolf.
This is a US and Canada only contest, and you have until November 18.
Drop on by and leave Carol some welcoming love. Just ... uhhh... don't scare her off, okay?
Use this link.
Labels: Carol's Notebook, Patricia Briggs
