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Shh…don't tell anyone. Secret invitation to book bloggers only! #Readers #Authors


Yes, we want you, please!

I and seven other author friends are having a huge One-Day Book Push on July 26th, and we are hoping that some of you fantastic bloggers might be able to help.

And the best part of it for you...

Not only do you get to see these great books first, there will be randomly drawn prizes for bloggers who help us out.

Let's hear it for FREE Amazon Gift Cards!

If you are interested in assisting grateful Indie authors, please contact onedaybookpush@yahoo.ca for the details.

Thank you in advance for anything you can do to help make this the biggest event ever.



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  1. Hi Carmen, I haven't read any of your books, yet, but your tweets are so imaginative I had to visit your blog!

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    1. Well thank you very much, KB. I try really hard not to bore readers with the same repeated tweet every hour. And I enjoy writing them. They're a good practice in writing short, concise sentences. LOL! Thanks for taking the time to stop by and comment. If you have time on your TBR pile, please consider SHE BELONGS TO ME. It hit the bestseller list right beside Nicholas Sparks, JD Robb, and Iris Johansen...some of my favorite writers. You can read more under the tab at the top of the page.

      Happy reading, friend.

      Carmen

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  2. Hi Carmen! I saw a tweet from Kristine Cayne about this. I'm a relatively new book blogger, but I'm very active on Twitter and Goodreads. If you want my help, you've got it.

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    1. We would love your help, Michelle. Please email onedaybookpush@yahoo.ca, and tell them you would like to be involved with the July promotion. And just for helping you are entered in a giveaway for Amazon gift cards. Thank you!

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