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Tuesday, November 16, 2010
GIVEAWAY: Win an ADVANCE READING COPY of Jonathan Maberry's "The King of Plagues"!
“Saturday 09:11 Hours: A blast rocks a London hospital and thousands are dead or injured… 10:09 Hours: Joe Ledger arrives on scene to investigate. The horror is unlike anything he has ever seen. Compelled by grief and rage, Joe rejoins the DMS and within hours is attacked by a hit-team of assassins and sent on a suicide mission into a viral hot zone during an Ebola outbreak. Soon Joe Ledger and the Department of Military Sciences begin tearing down the veils of deception to uncover a vast and powerful secret society using weaponized versions of the Ten Plagues of Egypt to destabilize world economies and profit from the resulting chaos. Millions will die unless Joe Ledger meets the this powerful new enemy on their own terms as he fights terror with terror...”
Jonathan Maberry’s The King of Plagues isn’t scheduled for publication until March 29, 2011, but thanks to St. Martin’s Griffin, FIFTY very lucky readers will get the opportunity to read an ADVANCE READING COPY of The King of Plagues now. To enter, just fill out the form HERE. Giveaway ends on November 30, 2010 by 12:00 p.m. ET.
Note: Open only to US residents
Jonathan Maberry’s The King of Plagues isn’t scheduled for publication until March 29, 2011, but thanks to St. Martin’s Griffin, FIFTY very lucky readers will get the opportunity to read an ADVANCE READING COPY of The King of Plagues now. To enter, just fill out the form HERE. Giveaway ends on November 30, 2010 by 12:00 p.m. ET.
Note: Open only to US residents
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Only open to residents of the United States.
Added a note; for some reason it is mentioned only in the fine print, while usually Giveaways have any restrictions mentioned upfront; thanks for letting us know
Looks like a pretty cool book, thanks for posting this notice!
No problem Walter :) The King of Plagues is actually the third Joe Ledger novel after Patient Zero and The Dragon Factory. You might want to check those out if this book sounds interesting...