A Page Away: March Madness Giveaway

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Showing posts with label March Madness Giveaway. Show all posts

Thursday, March 15, 2012

March Madness Giveaway Part 2

Here is PART 2 of an AMAZING giveaway!!

Enter for your chance to win some awesome prizes.

Check out the wonderful authors and show support.

Giveaway will run March 16th to the 31st.

There are tons of prizes up for grabs. Good luck and thanks for visiting.

Don't forget to tell others!

Go >>HERE<< to enter

Rules:You fill out an entry form and in order to win the prize from an author you must do the requirement for that author. For example if you want to win Book A by Jane Doe, you must "like" Jane Doe's fan page or follower her on twitter. Which every way the authors wants you to connect with them.

March Madness Giveaway Part 1 Winners

The Winners have all been selected and will be contact via email or Facebook so keep an eye out and reply as soon as you can.

Thank you to everyone who entered and all of the Wonderful authors who participated.

Keep a look out for Part 2 starting tomorrow.

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

MARCH MADNESS GIVEAWAY!!!

Here is an AMAZING giveaway!!

Enter for your chance to win some awesome prizes.

Check out the wonderful authors and show support.

Giveaway will run March 1st to the 15th.

There are tons of prizes up for grabs. Good luck and thanks for visiting.

Don't forget to tell others!

Go >>HERE<< to enter

*If you previously entered thru the Rafflecopter format you do not need to re-enter

your information has been saved and you have been entered.

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Blurb:

A missing woman feared dead, and her sister desperate to find her. How can Jack Stone refuse?
Called to California Stone discovers the sordid secrets of Heston's Cove and the dangerous man who deals in women, sex and slavery.

Vivien on Jack:

When I first started thinking about JACK STONE, my model for his character was based on UK actor Sean Bean (star of Lord of the Rings and Game of Thrones). I had just watched a telemovie where Sean Bean played a character named Richard Sharpe. Sharpe is the creation of Bernard Cornwell and is the hero of his Napoleonic war books. I imagined a younger Sean Bean as the template for JACK STONE and then actually had him written as a WW1 fighter pilot. After 15,000 words the story wasn't working so I moved my character to present day, transported him to America, and called him Jack!
That's how JACK STONE first came to life when I sat down to start writing WILD JUSTICE.
I have never before told anyone that Sean Bean was the man I visualised, because I wanted everyone to picture Jack as their perfect hero rather than be influenced by me.