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The Case of How to Add Sizzle to Your Summer

Who's turning up the heat this month? Imajin Books, publisher of A Purse To Die For featuring moi, because it's throwing a contest AND a sale AND a party and you are very, very welcome to join in!

The contest has everything to do with sharing about Imajin books and Imajin events to receive entries into a draw for a Kindle Fire HD with Wi-Fi. There will also be runner-up prizes of $20 gift cards for Amazon or Kobo books. Enter daily for more chances to win!

The sale slashes the price of Imajin e-books so they're ALL either $0.99 or $1.99. Yay!

The party happens August 9/10. Imajin authors of suspense, mystery, romance etc.—including A Purse to Die For's Cynthia St-Pierre—will drop in and chat with readers, plus there will be random giveaways of e-books and Amazon and Kobo gift cards.

Sound like something you're interested in? Here's the link for all the official details: http://www.imajinbooks.com/contests-events/.

♥ Becki

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