Win a B&N Nook!

Long & Short Romance is celebrating its third anniversary – and some White Rose authors are joining the party! The gifts, however, are all yours! Participate in a scavenger hunt where LASR is giving away THREE Nook eBook Readers, along with a $50 BN.com gift certificate. Bonus? The Nook comes pre-loaded with dozens…

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Long & Short Romance is celebrating its third anniversary – and some White Rose authors are joining the party! The gifts, however, are all yours! Participate in a scavenger hunt where LASR is giving away THREE Nook eBook Readers, along with a $50 BN.com gift certificate. Bonus? The Nook comes pre-loaded with dozens of romance and juvenile fiction eBooks.

The scavenger hunt runs every weekday from August 2 – August 27 and culminates in a two day chat at the LASR Yahoo groups, during which Nook winners will be announced. Participating White Rose authors include Pamela S. Thibodeaux, Marianne Evans, Wendy Davy, Elizabeth Pina, Teri Wilson, Delia Latham and Kara Lynn Russell. You will also find some of us at the two day Yahoo group chat on August 28 & 29. More info on that to come.

So what are you waiting for? Click, and go huntin’!!! Have fun, and good luck!!
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1 Comment

Marianne Evans on 2010-08-03 at 13:32

Kara, thanks so much for helping to promote this contest from a very enthusiastic supporter/reviewer of romance!
🙂 Blessings!!!

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