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Wednesday, October 8, 2008

My First HACHETTE BOOK GROUP Giveaway: Hollywood Crows by Joseph Wambaugh

Seduction, black-market booze, burglary, and murder-not your ordinary fare for a division of peacekeeping officers, but Hollywood isn't your ordinary town. When a couple of LAPD cops find themselves caught up with a certain femme fatale, they're in for trouble. Meet Margot Aziz, the beautiful, soon-to-be-ex wife of Ali Aziz, proprietor of a Sunset Boulevard strip club. Ali has his diamond-studded fingers in multiple shady business deals-and he wants his lovely wife dead. Enter Hollywood Nate Weiss, a cop hungry for stardom and looking for love. Nate works alongside a squad of L.A.'s finest, including a duo of suntanned surfer cops, two tenacious women officers, and a wily veteran. As they all discover, Hollywood always deceives you, and love always comes packing heat.

Sound good? Hachette Book Group has generously given me up to FIVE copies to give away!!
I'll add another copy for each ten entries, up to five copies in all.
Leave a comment here for one entry. For an additional four entries (total of five) post about this giveaway on your blog and link back here. If you don't have a blog, email four friends and cc me the email (click the "contact me" on the upper left).
SPREAD THE WORD AND HELP ME GET TO FIFTY COMMENTS SO WE CAN GIVE AWAY ALL FIVE COPIES!!
US and Canada addresses only (and you must have a street address, no PO Boxes). Winners will be chosen at random. Contest ends October 22nd at 11:59 pm Eastern time. Good luck!

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Bibliophile, Anglophile, Traveller... I have been an avid reader all of my life, since I took the Dr. Seuss Dictionary away from my Mom when I was less than a year old because I wanted to read it myself. In college, where I earned my degree in English Literature, I was often asked "What are you going to do with it?" Now I finally have the answer to that question!!! Being employed as a Flight Attendant for twenty years has given me a lot of life experience and, better still, a lot of time to read. I love to travel for fun, too.