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It’s Giveaway time! Get a free bonus entry into our monthly raffle and check out The Master Butchers Singing Club: A Novel by Louise Erdrich

Claire and her mother are running out of time, but they don’t know it… Life on the Refrigerator Door: Notes Between a Mother and Daughter, a novel by Alice Kuipers

“A classic smash-em-up thriller with style, flair, and a full passport of brutal action…” The Englander by John Righten

A hot Vegas night she’s trying hard to forget… Come a Little Closer: A Second Chance, Wedding Party, Small Town Romance by Kait Nolan

Perfect for fans of paranormal police procedurals, and of Kim Harrison and Charlaine Harris… Theater of Curses by Catherine Stine

An addicting dark fantasy you won’t be able to put down! Those Savage Stars (Star Kissed Book 1) by Cameo Renae

It’s Giveaway time! Get a free bonus entry into our monthly raffle and check out The Boarding House by Sharon Sala

How can someone desensitized to death truly experience the death-related grief? Death Knell by John Misak

“A fast-moving whodunit investigation with plenty of action, deceit, and suspense.”–Seattle Book Review… Ill Intent by Geoffrey M. Cooper

“A captivating murder tale that kick-starts the beach reading season.” —Kirkus Reviews… Tune Up The Secrets of Mylin—Book I by Joe Klingler

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Don’t miss one of America’s top 100 most-loved novels! The Magician’s Nephew (Chronicles of Narnia Book 1) by C.S. Lewis

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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