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To celebrate the recent release of Robert Jordan’s “Towers of Midnight” (Reviewed HERE)—which will be hitting the Nov 12 NYT Bestseller List at #1—Macmillan Audio is offering Wheel of Time fans the chance to win a FREE COPY of the “Towers of Midnight” Audiobook Edition, SIGNED by co-author Brandon Sanderson. The contest began this morning and will run through the weekend, ending MIDNIGHT on Sunday, November 14, 2010. Three winners will be picked at random and notified Monday morning.
TO ENTER: Simply visit Macmillan Audio’s fan page on Facebook at www.facebook.com/MacmillanAudio and post on their wall what you love most about The Wheel of Time...
Speaking of contests, Fantasy Literature is hosting their own giveaway for TWO COPIES of “Towers of Midnight”, SIGNED by Brandon Sanderson. For details on how to enter, click HERE.
TO ENTER: Simply visit Macmillan Audio’s fan page on Facebook at www.facebook.com/MacmillanAudio and post on their wall what you love most about The Wheel of Time...
Speaking of contests, Fantasy Literature is hosting their own giveaway for TWO COPIES of “Towers of Midnight”, SIGNED by Brandon Sanderson. For details on how to enter, click HERE.
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2 comments:
I don't do ANYthing Oprah suggests...so I guess I'm out of a book.
Just the book covers alone make me want to read them. You have a great taste in fantasy literature, and your reviews are very well written.
I'll definitely be giving these books a read, and I hope to read more from you.