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Thursday, November 01, 2012
And the Winner Is ...
6:33 AM
At any rate, I thought you might be interested in seeing who won my giveaway for Shadows, the second book in Ilsa J. Bick's YA zombie trilogy. It was ...
Jake Rideout
Congratulations! If you would please send me your mailing address (blogginboutbooksATgmailDOTcom), I'll get the book out to you just as soon as I can.
If you didn't win this time, never fear—I always have more giveaways coming down the pipe. You'll definitely want to stay tuned.
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