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More books added to I LOVE BOOKS Contest!

I'm adding to my prize pack for my I LOVE BOOKS Contest. Here's what's going in this week:


Check out all the rest of the prize pack, contest info and how you can enter here.

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  1. I've been wanting to read Stealing Heaven (along with several other books)! I've heard good things about Elizabeth Scott :)

    Sorcerors & Secretaries sounds like an interesting combination. I'm assuming that it's a pretty cute and romance-y manga?

    cecilia

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  2. Stealing Heaven looks really good! I love the title of it.

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  3. I love Elizabeth Scott, great addition!

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  4. Cecilia-It's a cute short two volume manga that's full of romance!:)

    Ann-Stealing Heaven was a great read!

    Erika-Thanks-I really enjoy her books too.

    -Sarah

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  5. I haven't heard of either of these, I'll have to go check them out.

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  6. I love Stealing Heaven. Been wanting to read it. Thanks!

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  7. Alyce-They're both really good reads.

    Thao-I loved Stealing Heaven too. It's one of those books I could read again and again.

    -Sarah

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  8. Sorcerors & Secretaries is by one of my favorite webcomic artists!

    You must look at her Reman Mythology (even though she stopped work on it to work on Sorcerors & Secretaries): http://remanmythology.felaxx.com/

    paradoxrevealed (at) aim (dot) com

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  9. Nice! I've been looking forward to reading Stealing Heaven. :)

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