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With Father's Day just around the corner, here are some *macho* book giveaways for our male readers! (you can always sneak away the book later, ladies :)

Are you ready?! Here goes...

St.Martins Minotaur has generously donated 3 stellar books to A Book Blogger's Diary for this giveaway!

Don't Tell a Soul by David Rosenfelt
"Can you keep a secret? A really big one?" On New Years Eve, a stranger confesses to killing a girl and then walks away, saying “it’s your problem now.”

In the Heat by Ian Vasquez
Boxer Miles Young thinks he’s got one more shot in him before it’s time to hang up the gloves for good. He may be the only one who thinks so.

Severance Package by Duane Swierczynski
Some days, you could just kill your boss. Guess what? The feeling is mutual in the new thriller by the acclaimed author of The Wheelman and The Blonde.

There will be 3 winners, one book per winner, luck of the draw as per Random.org
Ends 5 am CST, June 30. US only - sorry, others.
Bloggers and Non-Bloggers (those without a blog) can both enter.
Non-Bloggers can easily comment using the Anonymous feature. But please leave your name and email in the comment. I can't contact you otherwise.

** Edited to Add **

Some common rules for all my giveaways :

Keep in mind the sponsor does the actual mailing of the prizes, not me.
Neither I nor the sponsor is responsible for lost / damaged copies.
Please give 6 to 8 weeks for your prize books to arrive.
And if you have any questions / queries, feel free to email me.

To enter :

- Visit St.Martins Minotaur and browse their vast selection of books. Then come back here and leave a comment mentioning one book you'd like to read - something other than the prize books.

- Comment as many times as you like. But you can only comment again AFTER at least one other person has commented. (So, keep checking back. The more you comment, the more your chances of winning)

- Mention only one book per comment. Please try and not repeat titles already mentioned by others (ctrl+F the title and you'll see if it's in the comments or not). If it still happens, the duplicate mention will not be counted in the final tally.

- DON'T FORGET TO LEAVE YOUR EMAIL ADDY WITH at least one of your comments.

It's not necessary, but I'd highly appreciate it if entrants spread the word about this giveaway either by blogging it or emailing other bookworms about it. I'll send a lot of virtual blessings your way, if you do :)

Good luck!
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Want more Free books?!
Check out the Tasha Alexander giveaway. Ends June 15.
And the
David Baldacci Book Giveaway which also ends June 15.

Comments

  1. I will blog about this contest. You are some good books up as prizes.

    I would like to read L'Assassin by Peter Steiner. I like international suspense thrillers


    clbstitch at yahoo dot com

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  2. I would love to read Pushing Up Daisies by Rosemary Harris. I have seen this book floating around and it looks like a fun read.

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  3. Also want to read Sweetheart by Chelsea Cain. Enjoyed reading Heartsick and can't wait to read Sweetheart

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  4. Oh, I'd love to read The Cruel Stars of the Night by Kjell Eriksson because I have the first book in this series (Princess of Burundi) in my TBR stack :)

    caribousmom at gmail dot com

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  5. Also want to read Skin Deep by Gary Braver. Good author.

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  6. I am interested in The Triumph of Caesar by Steven Saylor.

    boookingmama(at)comcast(dot)net

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  7. If I had a choice, Quicksand by Iris Johansen would be my pick.

    voyager459 at aol dot com

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  8. Another booko I want to read is The Killer's Wife by Bill Floyd

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  9. I love mystery and suspense books! The first book that I want to read is
    "The Water's Edge" by Ann Cleeves.
    Thanks for another fantastic contest.
    Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  10. Awesome contest! I LOVE thrillers.

    The Blood Detective by Dan Waddell sounds like a good book. I saw City of Fire by Robert Ellis on there. I've read that one and it's really good.

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  11. I like to read Sweetheart by Chelsea Cain.
    cpullum@yahoo.com

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  12. Hello, Another interesting book I would enjoy reading is "Raven Black"
    written by Ann Cleeves!" Cindi

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  13. Night Work by Steve Hamilton sounds like a good book to read

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  14. Quiver by Peter Leonard sounds liek a good one :)

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  15. I would like to read Sequence by
    Lori Andrews

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  16. Stalked by Brian Freeman sounds good too. I read Immoral by him and loved that book.

    (my email can be found through my blog. I don't like to post it because of spam)

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  17. Wonderful Contest! I would like to read Mighty Old Bones.
    photoquest@bellsouth.net

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  18. Great contest. These books for the giveaway all sound great :)

    The book I found on the site that I am interested in is Wages Of Sin By: Jenna Maclaine. Love the cover and the blurb was good. Sounds like a very good read. Adding this one to my wish list.

    readingissomuchfun at yahoo dot com

    Hugssss
    LindaH

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  19. I would love to read Fearless Fourteen by Janet Evanovich. It's released on the 17th and I can't wait!!

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  20. WoW! I want to say thank you for this contest. I am on the site and I see alot of wonderful books that are now going on my wish list and my TBB list.

    I am also interested in Unfinished Business By: Brenda Jackson :)

    Hugssss
    LindaH

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  21. Bound by Blood by Rick Nelson sounds like another good book I would want to check out

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  22. I'd like to read Pyres by Derek Nikitas. Looks really good.
    doot65[at]comcast[dot]net

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  23. I am also interested in reading Sleeping with the Devil By: Vanessa Marlow

    readingissomuchfun at yahoo dot com

    Hugssss
    LindaH

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  24. I read Quiver and it is a good book. I reviewed it on my blog at http://cherylsbooknook.blogspot.com/


    Another book I want to read is The Timer Game by Susan Arnout Smith

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  25. Wow, so many good books and so little time! I'm going to have to add to my wish list!

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  26. The The Skeleton Man by Jim Kelly sounds like another good one. The cover is creepy looking

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  27. I think The Actress by Elizabeth Sims sounds interesting too!





    icedream at iwon dot com

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  28. The Water's Edge by Daniel Judson is another I am addint to my list

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  29. The Cruel Stars of the Night looks intriguing!

    bookingmama(at)comcast(dot)net

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  30. WHAT TO CHOOSE?

    1. QUIVER
    2. HOLY MOLY
    3. THE DEMON OF DAKAR

    I MUST WIDEN MY KNOWLEDGE AS I SEE THERE ARE WAYYYYY MORE MALE AUTHOS THAN I EXPECTED!
    linda_bass@sbcglobal,net

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  31. How about A Poisoned Mind by Natasha Cooper

    Sounds intriguing

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  32. Hi, "The Cruel Stars of the Night"
    by Ann Lindell. Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  33. Cheating at Solitaire

    bookingmama(at)comcast(dot)net

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  34. Hello! "Blue Heaven" by C.J.Box!
    Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  35. I chose also Wild Card by Lora Leigh.

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  36. sounds like a great contest!
    Severance Package sounds good.

    thank you.
    naidascrochet@yahoo.com
    http://thebookworm07.blogspot.com/

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  37. The Grave Tattoo by Val McDermid

    Definitely sparks my interest with the finding of a body, my macabre sense of interest is always peaked by such things. Also loves stories set by the sea as I live nowehere near one.

    sassylucylootoo(at)yahoo(dot)com
    ~ Penelope Anne

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  38. I would love to read Down River.

    Thank you!

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  39. Happy Sunday! "The Mercy Oak" sounds like a wonderful book. Thanks, Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  40. Drama Queen by Patrick Price

    Again my interests are seriously eclectic and this being about gay men just makes me curious.

    sassylucylootoo(at)yahoo(dot)com
    ~ Penelope Anne

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  41. Ok so I have to admit Blush by Angelica sounds like a yummy one

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  42. How to Remodel a Man by W. Bruce Cameron

    I'm willing to try anything!!! Seriously I think it could be a clever book, with some great humor.

    sassylucylootoo(at)yahoo(dot)com
    ~ Penelope Anne

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  43. Hi, "The Cruelest Month" written by
    Laura Penny. Thanks, Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  44. Be Happy or I'll Scream! by Sheri Lynch

    ~ the quest for a perfect marriage, now that is a challenge in itself, worthy of learning new tricks.

    sassylucylootoo(at)yahoo(dot)com
    ~ Penelope Anne

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  45. Wages of Sin by Jenna Maclaine

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  46. Holy Moly by Ben Rehder

    A suspect list of Biblical proportions seems a challenge for an author and a reader for sure.



    sassylucylootoo(at)yahoo(dot)com
    ~ Penelope Anne

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  47. FYI posted about this at Mama Bear Reads, hope it brings some new faces to the mix.

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  48. Hungry Girl by Lisa Lillien

    Guilt free eating in the real world sounds like a neat idea, would like to see if it is realistic and actually useful.

    sassylucylootoo(at)yahoo(dot)com
    ~ Penelope Anne

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  49. I would like to read Fixation by Mark Schorr

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  50. The Revenge of Anguished English by Richard Lederer

    As a writer and homeschooling parent I find all books such as this interesting, you learn new things all of the time.

    sassylucylootoo(at)yahoo(dot)com
    ~ Penelope Anne

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  51. Burial of the Dead by Michael Hogan

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  52. The Spies of Warsaw: A Novel by Alan Furst

    WWII era books are something I love, because I am a history buff and I think I would enjoy this novel and the others he has written in the same line.

    sassylucylootoo(at)yahoo(dot)com
    ~ Penelope Anne

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  53. Ok, Here's one

    The Vampire Tapestry by Suzy McKee Charnas

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  54. I would also like to read Murder 101 by Maggie Barbier

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  55. Hello! "Heartsick" sounds great to me. It is written by Chelsea Cain.
    Thanks, Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  56. another one i found interesting is "I Shall Not Want"
    photoquest@bellsouth.net

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  57. Lie Down with the Devil by Linda Barnes sounds really good.

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  58. Just letting you know I mentioned your contest on my blog! :)

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  59. So The White Mary by Kira Salak sounds different

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  60. I would also like to read Only the Cat Knows by Marian Babson

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  61. Hello! I like the sound of "Kissing
    Christmas Goodbye!" It is written by
    M.C.Beaton. Thanks, Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  62. How about Pure Blood by Caitlin Kittredge

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  63. On the linked site there are a bunch of books I would love to read, like The Grave Tattoo and THE DEMON OF DAKAR...but those have been mentioned already by other commentors.

    So, I would love to read The Moneylender of Toulouse about a jester and his family to get the bishop to retire. Sounds intriguing.

    As for the contest, I would love to win "Don't Tell a Soul" by David Rosenfelt.

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  64. I think Cross by Ken Bruen sounds interesting.

    anna_begood at hotmail dot com

    And I'll link to this contest when I blog today!

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  65. This one sounds like a good mystery, Singularity by Sarah Armstrong

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  66. Eveing, I would love to read the book called "Three Sisters" by James D. Doss. Many thanks, Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  67. Happy Friday! Another book that interests me is "The Blood Ballad" by
    Rett MacPherson. Cindi

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  68. I think this one sounds good. Hell Hole by Chris Grabenstein

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  69. I Shall Not Want by Julia Spencer-Fleming sounds good.

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  70. False Witness by Aimee and David Thurl

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  71. GIMMEE WILD CARD!!

    linda_bass@sbcglobal.net

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  72. The Conjurer by Cordelia Frances Biddle sounds good.

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  73. This one is going on my list to check out for sure.

    Ghosts of the Old West by Earl Murray

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  74. The Water's Edge by Daniel Judson sounds great - what a great idea for a contest!

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  75. Sweetheart by Chelsea Cain would be great as well!

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  76. The Shadow Catchers by Thomas Lakeman

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  77. The Water Lily Cross by Anthony Eglin

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  78. Chillwater Cove by Thomas Lakeman

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  79. I'd be interested in The Triumph of Ceasar.

    204mountain at comcast dot net

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  80. Pushing Up Daisies

    dolls123[at]gmail[dot]com

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  81. Hey all, Very nice picks! My TBR list will never be the same :)

    I dropped by to request you to vote in the new poll I have going on for an Erotic Book Giveaway. It's up in the sidebar. It'll determine a future giveaway.

    So please do vote. Lol, sounds like I'm campaigning or something :)

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  82. Afterimage by Kathleen George, sounds good.

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  83. "Antiques to Die For!" I enjoy antiques and mysteries. Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  84. The Mirror's Edge by Steven Sidor

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  85. Iris Johansen is good at any book she writes, that i ever read!

    readerromancer@yahoo.com

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  86. Enjoyed looking at some different authors I haven't read yet! I like series and I would like to read Murder 101 by Maggie Barbieri.
    Thanks for the Contest!
    I've listened to all of the Andy Carpenter series on Audible.

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  87. The Cliff House Strangler by Shirley Tallman, sounds good and scary.

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  88. Hook, Line, and Homicide by Mark Richard Zubro

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  89. Ghost Warrior by Lucia St. Clair Robson

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  90. Good Evening, "Death Will Get You Sober" by Elizabeth Zelvin!"
    Many thanks, Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  91. Written in Blood by Diane Fanning

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  92. I'm looking forward to reading "Sail" by James Patterson.

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  93. The Enemy Within by Noel Hynd

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  94. Red Mandarin Dress by Qiu Xiaolong

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  95. Hi, I would be interested in reading
    "Hush My Mouth" by Cathy Pickens.
    Many thanks, Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  96. Wedding Belles by Haywood Smith

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  97. "Gray Ghost" by William G. Tapply.
    Cindi

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  98. I love Donna Andrews, so:
    Cockatiels at Seven

    digicat@sbcglobal.net

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  99. Betty Page Confidential
    gkstratos @yahoo.com

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  100. Quiver by Peter leonard
    jceko77@yahoo.com

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  101. Happy Monday to All! I think the book
    "White Nights" sounds pretty good!
    Thanks, Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  102. Too Many Curses by A. Lee Martinez

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  103. Quiver is a good book. See my review on my blog at http://cherylsbooknook.blogspot.com/

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  104. Holy Moly by Rehder
    jceko77@yahoo.com

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  105. Woman of a Thousand Secrets by Barbara Wood

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  106. I would like to read I Shall Not Want by Julia Spencer-Fleming

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  107. Wishbones By: Carolyn Haines sounds great. Have this one on my wish/want list already :)

    Hugssss
    LindaH

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  108. The Army of the Republic by Stuart Archer Cohen

    This book has me intrigued

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  109. Evening, How about this book?
    "Spider Trap" written by Barry
    Maitland. Cindi

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  110. I'd love to read Raven Black. Great giveaway, thanks!

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  111. Out Stealing Horses by Per Petterson

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  112. Cross by Ken Bruen sounds real good

    tiramisu392 (at) yahoo.com

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  113. A weekend at Blenheim

    matanin at msn dot com

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  114. Would love to read The Blade Itself.

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  115. Rules, Regs and Rotten Eggs by H. R. F. Keating

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  116. Good Afternoon! I think that "False Witness" by Aimee and David Thurlo. Thanks, Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  117. Tiny Little Troubles by Marc Lecard

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  118. Walk on the Wild Side by Christine Warren

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  119. Evening, "Trader" by Charles De Lint!
    Thanks, Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  120. The Shaman Laughs by James D. Doss sounds like a good read.

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  121. "Strong Blood" written by Megan Rhye.
    Thanks very much.....Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  122. Wolf At the Door by Christine Warren

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  123. Happy Wednesday! I like the sound of
    "Wishbones" by Carolyn Haines. Thanks, Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  124. Trick of the Mind sounds like a book I would read.

    :)

    wyndyc @ gmail.com

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  125. Severance Package by Duane Swierczynski

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  126. "Cloudy in the West" written by
    Elmer Kelton. Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  127. Bobbie Faye's (kinda, sorta, not exactly) Family Jewels by Toni McGee Causey

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  128. Hi, I am interested in reading "The
    Year of Ice" by Brian Malloy!
    Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  129. Envy the Night by Michael Koryta

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  130. Mutiny by David Hagberg and Boris Gindin

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  131. Closer Still by Jo Bannisterbavc

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  132. Happy Thursday! "The Grave Tattoo!"
    It is written by Val McDermid.
    Thanks, Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  133. Hungers of the Heart by Jenna Black

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  134. Happy Thursday! "Liars and Thieves" by Stephen Coonts. Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  135. The Highly Effective Detective by Richard Yancey

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  136. In Twilight's Shadow by Patti O'Shea

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  137. The Moneypenny Diaries by Westbrook, Kate

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  138. Evening, I think that "Jumper" sounds like a good book to read!
    It's author is Steven Gould. Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  139. I would love to read City of Fire by Robert Ellis. Thanks so much for having this contest.
    Anita
    ayancey@dishmail.net

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  140. i would love to read Hell Hole by Chris Grabenstein

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  141. Happy Friday! I would love to read "The Ancient"
    by R.A. Salvatore. Thanks, Cidni

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  142. I would like to read Prepared For Rage by Dana Stabenow. Please enter me in the contest.
    pintolinda (at) hotmail (dot) com

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  143. The Foreigner by Francie Lin. I really want to read this book

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  144. Night Pleasures by Sherrilyn Kenyon looks good

    sparkle.brite at gmail dot com

    I'll be sure to spread the word

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  145. "Dodger and Me" written by Jordan Sonnenblick.
    Thanks.....Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  146. Ooh! Don't Tell A Soul sounds great!
    I'd love to read Tell No Lies by Julia Compton - I love how there's a perfect family, and then snap! A problem. Especially how Jack is attracted to Jenny. *sighs dreamily*

    xxbluexice92x @ msn.com

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  147. The Silent Assassin by Lori Andrews

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  148. This is a book by one of my favorite authors!
    It is called "The Joys of Love" by Madeleine L'
    Engle! Thanks, Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  149. Deception's Daughter by Cordelia Frances Biddle

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  150. Evening, I like the sound of "In the Wind" by Barbara Fister. Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  151. Count me in:)
    julyso@grandecom.net
    Thanks!
    Julie

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  152. Madman on a Drum by David Housewright

    thanks Cheryl

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  153. Happy Sunday! The book "Madman on a Drum" by David Housewright sounds pretty good! Thank you,
    Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  154. Exile Trust by Vincent H. O'Neil

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  155. Evening, Sorry about posting the same book as Cheryl right above her. I can't believe I didn't see that! Oh well.....My book is "Only the Cat Knows" by Marian Babson. Thanks, Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail.com

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