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Birthday Giveaway!

Big Birthday Giveaway!

Head on over to  Black plume's page if you want to enter the giveaway! And while your at it like her on FB as well!

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Here is the giveaway.

Good Luck 2 you all.

This is what you can win in the giveaway!

What’s up for Grabs?

* upto 20$ worth of book(s) from Book Depository
* upto 10$ worth of Kindle eBook(s) from Amazon
* Little Miss Bookworm T-Shirt

The Rules:

• Open to everyone

• Winners will be chosen using random.org

• Winners will be announced here on the post & contacted thru email

• Winners should response with their details within 48 hours

• Ends Wednesday, May 23, 2012 (Philippines Time)

Contests: Talisman Of El ARC Bonanza | Centrinian

Contests: Talisman Of El ARC Bonanza | Centrinian

ENTER TO WIN!!

Talisman Of El ARC Bonanza

March 26th – May 20th

Title: Talisman of El
Series: Talisman of El
Author: Alecia Stone
Publisher: Centrinian Publishing Ltd
Publication Date: 20 May 2012

Synopsis:
WHAT IF YOUR WHOLE LIFE WAS A LIE?
One Planet.
Two Worlds.
Population: Human … 7 billion.
Others … unknown.

When 14-year-old Char­lie Blake wakes up sweat­ing and gasp­ing for air in the mid­dle of the night, he knows it is hap­pen­ing again. This time he wit­nesses a bru­tal mur­der. He’s afraid to tell any­one. No one would believe him … because it was a dream. Just like the one he had four years ago – the day before his dad died.

Char­lie doesn’t know why this is hap­pen­ing. He would give any­thing to have an ordi­nary life. The prob­lem: he doesn’t belong in the world he knows as home.
He belongs with the others.