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Permalink Reply by Romanie Brooke on April 18, 2012 at 6:27am

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Permalink Reply by Kimberly Llewellyn on April 19, 2012 at 9:22am

Siren Call, sexy paranormal, is free on Amazon. Thanks! (April 19 & 20)

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BloggerPermalink Reply by Ellie A. on May 14, 2012 at 10:28pm

30 ebook copies and 3 hardbounds of the book Dark Passage is up for grabs on my blog!

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BloggerPermalink Reply by deidre havrelock on May 17, 2012 at 1:08pm

My spiritual memoir is free May 20-21 on amazon kindle check out Saving Mary: The Possession (the story of how I went and got myself possessed).

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AuthorPermalink Reply by Nicholas Lamar Soutter on May 21, 2012 at 2:45pm

“There is no difference between the saint who gives food to starving children and the worker who operates the gas chamber that kills them, except that one is making money and the other is losing it.” -Linus Cabal

CHARLES THATCHER is a private citizen, which is to say that he’s the private property of the Ackerman Brothers Securities Corporation. He’s got problems: the cost of air is going up, his wife wants to sell herself to another corporation, and his colleagues are always trying to get him tossed into the lye vats.

But when he discovers a woman stealing rainwater, he sees his chance to move up in the world, maybe even become an executive. He reports her, painting a picture, not just of a thief, but of a seditionist and revolutionary, someone who believes in that long-dead institution called “government.”

Then she suddenly vanishes. Racked with guilt, he begins trying to track her down. What he finds is a nightmare far worse than he’d imagined—that his report may have been right.

Now engaged with a small rebel group, Charles learns about life outside his corporation. But in a world where everything is for sale and lies are more profitable than the truth, he begins to wonder if even these revolutionaries have something to hide.

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BloggerPermalink Reply by Roseann on May 22, 2012 at 10:16am