Out of This World Lover give away


Charlene did it. Shannon did it, too.

MY TURN TO GIVE AWAY COPIES OF THE BOOK.
I'm making it easy. Comment below and you're entered to win this fabu collection. (copy/pasted from Shannon):

Three sizzling stories in one irresistible anthology!

Wolf in Cheap Clothing by Charlene Teglia

Futurelove by Summer Devon

Interstellar Sparks by Shannon Stacey

I'll pick two winners Sunday at Noonish.

Comments

  1. Anonymous12:54 PM

    ME ME ME! LOL LOL

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  2. Unknown2:02 PM

    Cool, a giveway. I love giveaways!! :)

    Stacie

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  3. felinewyvern2:18 PM

    Who in their right mind would say no to the chance at reading three great stories by brilliant authors?

    Not me that's for sure, so please add my name to the hat :D

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  4. Netti3:05 PM

    ohhh, I love giveaways! *waving* pick me, pick me! ;)

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  5. Megan Frampton3:23 PM

    I would love to win something from you nice ladies.

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  6. Ann4:48 PM

    Yes please. I'd love to win. :)

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  7. Diana Cosby8:13 PM

    The anthology sounds fabulous. Thank you so much for your generous offer. I wish you every success!

    Diana Cosby
    www.dianacosby.com
    His Captive/Alexander MacGruder
    His Woman/Duncan MacGruder - 4 star Romantic Times review
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    Title TBA/Patrik [Cleary] MacGruder

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  8. Phyl8:49 PM

    Me, too, please! I've been looking forward to reading this.

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  9. Anonymous10:35 PM

    Thanks for the chance to win! Please enter me in the contest!

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  10. Brandy W8:12 PM

    Crap...I thought I posted but my son is standing here crying so I don't know what I did. If this is a repeat sorry. If not thanks for the chance to win it.

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  11. Anonymous10:15 PM

    Can I still enter? I would love to own and read this book, great give away

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  12. Kate10:19 PM

    Amana, sure! The contest is open until Sunday.

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  13. Anonymous11:01 PM

    who's the best plumber in santa cruz? andrew says type a comment. What year did people start studying for the SAT? Who started this afterall?

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  14. Jennifer Y.11:11 PM

    OOOH Enter me, please! You know I lubs me some Kate/Summer books...and this book sounds great!

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  15. Anonymous11:56 PM

    Oh, free books always a turn on for me, so yes please enter my name too

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  16. Anonymous2:15 PM

    Enter this batty gal, please. Would love to read this. How did I miss it on Shannon's page? Hmm...
    ~Ro

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  17. Cynthya11:50 AM

    Trying to squeak in before "noonish." Love the cover!

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  18. Kate6:58 PM

    ann and cynthya won! Send me your snailmail addies and I'll send you the books.

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  19. Anonymous7:40 PM

    Is it too late to pick me?

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