Mu publishing house - Crown Publishers - is offering a new program where bloggers can receive free books! The site is:
http://www.randomhouse.com/crown/readitforward/
I just found out about it last night, and if I wasn't one of their authors, I'd sign myself up!
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- michellemoran
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Eekkk! I'm all giddy. I signed up and it would be super cool to get advanced copies. BTW, I plugged you saying you were my fav. author 
Amby what did you get?

Amby what did you get?
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- boswellbaxter
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Cool! (Nothing like "Free Books" to get a click!)
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- michellemoran
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HA! Thanks Divia ;]
I'm thinking that if this program works, they'll keep adding more and more books to the list. I hope this isn't something they try and then stop in a few months. It would be nice to have a place where reviewers can go to get free historical fiction.
I'm especially eager to read Tethered! Although it's not his fic, it looks like it will be a really good book.
I'm thinking that if this program works, they'll keep adding more and more books to the list. I hope this isn't something they try and then stop in a few months. It would be nice to have a place where reviewers can go to get free historical fiction.
I'm especially eager to read Tethered! Although it's not his fic, it looks like it will be a really good book.
- Margaret
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I signed up, too. Thanks for letting us know about this program, Michelle. I expressed special interest in your novels and in the reissue of Rosalind Laker's The Golden Tulip - her novels have been hard to get, at least in the U.S.
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[quote=""michellemoran""]I'm especially eager to read Tethered! Although it's not his fic, it looks like it will be a really good book.[/quote]
That's the book I ordered. I already have your book on pre-order at Amazon and I can't wait!
That's the book I ordered. I already have your book on pre-order at Amazon and I can't wait!
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How can any sane person knock back free books - thanks for the link Michelle!
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