Congratulations to Gabriella Eve Fleury, the winner of our August 2018 Free Book, THIS SCORCHED EARTH by William Gear!
Gabriella, please message me your email address, and I will send you the book. Mr. Gear says that he will be glad to autograph it for you if you would like. You need to mail him the book with return address and postage. Let me know if you would like to have it signed by the author, and I will message you his address.
Happy Reading!
Sue
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