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Click on the book cover to read my review of first-time novelist Joanne DeMaio's Whole Latte Life and enter to win a copy, graciously provided by the author!
Entries will be accepted until Thursday, May 17, 2012, at 12:01 a.m.
Click on the book cover to read my review of Ashley Mackler-Paternostro's debut novel, The Milestone Tapes, and enter to win your own copy, generously provided by the author!
Entries will be accepted until Monday, May 21, 2012, at 12:01 a.m.
Congratulations to Lisa Holmes Garrett, whose entry was selected at random! A copy of Unbroken is on its way to Lisa!
Congratulations to Rhonda Lomazow! A copy of The Song Remains the Same is en route to her, courtesy of author Allison Winn Scotch!
Congratulations to Marjorie Roy who snagged a copy of Dark is the Sky for her library!
Congratulations to Maureen Carol, who won a copy of The Promised Land, provided by author Valerie Stocking
Congratulations to Emily Wright, who won a $15.00 Amazon gift certificate! Happy shopping, Emily!
May 18, 2012 ~ Book Tour & Review: Beyond Hope's Valley
May 21, 2012 ~ Guest Post from Julia Madeleine, author of The Truth About Scarlet Rose
May 22, 2012 ~ Book Tour, Review & Giveaway: The Truth About Scarlet Rose
May 22, 2012 ~ Book Tour & Review: Forever Hilltop
May 23, 2012 ~ Book Tour, Review & Giveaway: The Uninvited Guests
May 24, 2012 ~ Book Tour & Review: The Unseen
May 31, 2012 ~ Book Tour, Review & Giveaway: Arranged
May 31, 2012 ~ Book Tour & Review: Long Gone
June 8, 2012 ~ Guest Post from Steve Wiegenstein, author of Slant of Light
June 9, 2012 ~ Book Tour, Review & Giveaway: Slant of Light
June 12, 2012 ~ Book Tour & Review: The Sixes
June 16, 2012 ~ Guest Post from Meg Mitchell Moore, author of So Far Away
June 17, 2012 ~ Book Review & Giveaway: So Far Away
June 20, 2012 ~ Book Tour & Review: The Unfinished Work of Elizabeth D.
June 27, 2012 ~ Book Tour & Review: Beautiful Ruins
June 30, 2012 ~ Book Tour & Review: Brand New Human Being
July 2, 2012 ~ Guest Post from true-crime author Caitlin Rother, author of Lost Girls
July 3, 2012 ~ Book Review & Giveaway: Lost Girls
July 5, 2012 ~ Book Tour, Review & Giveaway: Gone Girl
July 10, 2012 ~ Book Tour, Review & Giveaway: Passing Love
August 5, 2012 ~ Book Tour & Review: The Baker's Daughter
September 5, 2012 ~ Guest Post from Suzanne Jenkins, author of Pam of Babylon
September 6, 2012 ~ Book Tour, Review & Giveaway: Pam of Babylon
November 5, 2012 ~ Guest Post from Rita Gerlach, author of Beside Two Rivers
November 6, 2012 ~ Book Tour, Review & Giveaway: Beside Two Rivers
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That is some size of a thing up there on that tower. Where is it?
San Francisco, en route back to the Bay Bridge. I had plenty of time to hang out my car window and snap the photo, given that it was 5:30 p.m. and I wasn’t going anywhere for awhile.
That is a great shot!
Vivid colors!
Happy WW!
a few more to go it is done. nice shot. happy ww!
wow, a structure in the making!! Nice shot.
That is going to be a tall tower when it’s done. Great shot
Yeah, just what San Francisco needs, don’t you think? (Snark.)
Great shot! The crane scares me a bit…
Yeah, me, too! I was just glad I was on the ground and not up there! Especially in San Francisco — earthquake country!
I love seeing a work in progress:)
Happy WW!
What a neat picture! Thanks for posting!
Great shot. Happy WW!
Great shot!
WOW. Cool shot. Happy WW!!!
Strangely enough, I love photos of this sort. It almost looks like a plane!
~smiles~
Wow! This is a powerful picture! Happy WW!
That is a great shot. I was in China for a while and these half-finished towers were allll over the place. Pretty cool, but weird to see cities full of half-finished buildings