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Hey Everyone,

Today's March 29th! Release day extraordinaire.  

So, let's crack open those books and get this party started:

Kerrelyn Sparks' Vampire Mine is now available. She's also having a launch party at Katy Budget Books.  Available at Amazon / Amazon Kindle  / Barnes & Noble / Nook / Borders  / Katy Budget Books

C.C. Hunter's Born At Midnight  is on sale, too. Her launch party is scheduled for Friday. You can get a copy of her novel at Amazon / Amazon Kindle / Barnes & Noble / Nook / Borders / Katy Budget Books

Exciting times around here. Let me know if any of you are going to be at either party. Even if you can't make it to the party(ies) you can always purchase your copy of the books.

Do you know of any other releases coming out today? Be sure to share them...include the author and title :-)

Have A Tremendous Tuesday!
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Sheila said…
Just got my Vampire Mine download, and I have Christie's ARC. I know what I'll be doing this week. Then on the weekend I'll get Cheri's, Missy's, Pj's....so many books....

Sheila
Tuesday, 29 March, 2011
Bethany said…
Sheila,

Hey, thanks for dropping by. Are you going to either of the launch parties? :-)
Tuesday, 29 March, 2011
Anonymous said…
So happy for Kerry and CC!!!!
Wednesday, 30 March, 2011
Bethany said…
Tess,

Always good to "see" you on Write By Bethany! I'm very happy for them, too :-)
Wednesday, 30 March, 2011
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