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It’s Giveaway time! Get a free bonus entry into our monthly raffle and check out Orchard Valley Brides: A Romance Novel by Debbie Macomber

The sixth book in Laura Ingalls Wilder’s treasured Little House series: The Long Winter

High school sweethearts. A second chance. Can he grab hold of forever before the lights go down on their love? Dinner, Sex, and a Movie: A Love Story by Sean Develin

An ancient evil has awakened… Kaalchakra: The Rise of Kalki by Aaditya Sengupta Dhar

His touch is her sin. Her love is his salvation… My Fallen Saint: Devlin & Ellie Trilogy (Saints and Sinners Book 1) by J. Kenner

It’s Giveaway time! Get a free bonus entry into our monthly raffle and check out Alexandria Rising: Book 1 of The Alexandria Rising Chronicles by Mark Wallace Maguire

“A fascinating medical suspense tale that is sure to keep readers turning the pages from cover to cover…” Ill Intent: A Medical Thriller by Geoffrey M Cooper

She messed with the wrong billionaire… Bought (A New Adult Billionaire Romance) by Em Brown

An undercover angel. A broken doctor. A love that defies the heavens… Chris Gets the Girl: A Sweet Paranormal Romance by Nellie Steele

A small town suspense romance perfect for fans of western thriller dramas and big-city heat… Love Me Dangerous by USA Today bestselling author Dakota Davies

The bestselling story of how someone with a ‘perfect life’ can lose it all–and then find everything…. Something Blue by Emily Giffin

Two teens, two powers—would you die to save your loved ones? Vibrations: Children of Atlantis by A. R. Alexander

An AmazonEncore Publication Gets Reviewed by USA Today

Here’s yet another sign of how far Amazon has come in the past few months as a book publisher: one of the new AmazonEncore titles that we mentioned here a while back has just scored a full-scale book review from USA Today:

By Francine Thomas Howard

AmazonEncore, 276 pp., $19.95

“It’s a story as suspenseful as it is rich in detail about the evolving relationships between blacks and whites and men and women in the rural south,” says USA Today reviewer Carol Memmott. With an average rating of 4.6 stars from 19 Amazon customer reviewers, Page from a Tennessee Journal is currently #73 on the Kindle Store’s Literary Fiction bestseller list and is also selling reasonably well in hardcover.

Although USA Today was among the first keepers of book bestseller lists to factor Kindle sales into its rankings, this particular review points readers to the hardcover edition (discounted from $19.95 to $13.57 by Amazon) rather than the $7.99 Kindle edition, which can be read on the Kindle or, with a free Kindle app, on a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone, BlackBerry, or iPod Touch. Both editions were released on March 16 of this year.

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