Another giveaway is here. Meg Mims, author, has offered a PDF copy of her wonderful new book, Double Crossing. This exciting read has a wonderful story and you don't want to miss it! I stayed up half the night to read it because I couldn't put it down. It is currently available as an e-book, but print versions should be coming soon. So enter to win a copy of this great story and don't miss out!
Rules: Entrants must be 18 years or older. This is open internationally. This contest will end at 11:59 CST on Oct 5, 2011. All entries must be submitted before then. The winner will be notified via email and have 48 hours to respond. If there is no response, a new winner will be chosen.
I have ridden on Amtrak several times when I was in college. Before then, I had been on a plane once and I was shocked at how much more comfy being on a train was. Though I have to admit, that if you are boarding a train on the latter half of its journey, it might well be a tad late.
I was caught up immediately into the story! Not many books can grab me this fast and hang on so tight I can hardly breath, waiting for the next sentence. I hope to win this book, but if I don't win, I will be sure to buy this one! Thanks for a great preview.
I have ridden on a train, but alas, nothing romantic, thrilling or dangerous happened while on board. Looks like a darling book. Thanks for the chance:)
I love trains. I took a train from the Aswan Dam to Cairo during a dust storm and the first thing I always do at Disneyland is ride the train around the park LOL Thank you for sharing the fun today and for the lovely giveaway opportunity.
I've ridden on a train up north Michigan called the snow train -wonderful ride even in the summer when we did it. We've wanted to go back in the winter but we always have a snow storm on the days we can go. vickie grocerymoney15@yahoo.com
I have ridden the train a few times, but only relatively short distances (only up to about 2 hours each way). I'd love to ride a train across the country!
I have ridden on Amtrak several times when I was in college. Before then, I had been on a plane once and I was shocked at how much more comfy being on a train was. Though I have to admit, that if you are boarding a train on the latter half of its journey, it might well be a tad late.
ReplyDeleteI was caught up immediately into the story! Not many books can grab me this fast and hang on so tight I can hardly breath, waiting for the next sentence. I hope to win this book, but if I don't win, I will be sure to buy this one! Thanks for a great preview.
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Actually I have never ridden a train! I must put this on my to do list! I would love to win this. Thanks for the giveaway.
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I have ridden on a train, but alas, nothing romantic, thrilling or dangerous happened while on board. Looks like a darling book. Thanks for the chance:)
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I love trains. I took a train from the Aswan Dam to Cairo during a dust storm and the first thing I always do at Disneyland is ride the train around the park LOL Thank you for sharing the fun today and for the lovely giveaway opportunity.
ReplyDeleteI've ridden on a train up north Michigan called the snow train -wonderful ride even in the summer when we did it. We've wanted to go back in the winter but we always have a snow storm on the days we can go.
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I was on a train years ago in the United States but have been on tours on trains also in other countries.
ReplyDeleteI have not ridden on a train but I have always wanted to!
ReplyDeleteof course, i ride trains nearly every day. or when i go home to my parents.
ReplyDeleteI have ridden the train a few times, but only relatively short distances (only up to about 2 hours each way). I'd love to ride a train across the country!
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I rode a train across the Czech Republic with my husband. That was an adventure! I loved it!
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I would love to read THe Mercenary's Marriage!
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