We have winners!

Kara

won

Laura

won

and

Carol

won

AND THE BOOK BLOGGER OF THE MONTH

is

ERIN

 at

Oh, for the Hook of a Book

Please click on the picture to visit her blog

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Don’t forget to enter the
March Books of the Month giveaway

Reminder:
as we have now a very nice incentive for book bloggers,
signing up for book reviews no longer gives you automatic entries into the monthly giveaway,
you need to enter the giveaway by yourself if you want to win any of these books.
One of the winner of the incentive programs
will be featured as the book blogger of the month

France Book Tours offers an incentive program to the book bloggers who take time to cross-post their positive reviews to Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Itunes, Kobo, Goodreads/Shelfari/LibraryThing, etc.
See more details on this post.

Please be sure to send us your links as soon as you publish your review on your blog, for a chance to win $15!

From the book bloggers who reviewed

Random.org chose the winner:

Among the links received from these bloggers
in this order:

Erin will receive a $15 gift card of her choice!

Here is an excerpt of her review,
click on the link to read her full review

Hook of a Book

Anyone could have “who-done-it” and we feel suspicious of them all. There is an air of intrigue, deceit, and suspense that makes you anxious to the turn the pages.
I know I can’t wait to get my hands on the rest of this series!

France Book Tours offers an incentive program to the book bloggers who take time to cross-post their positive reviews to Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Itunes, Kobo, Goodreads/Shelfari/LibraryThing, etc.
See more details on this post.

Please be sure to send us your links as soon as you publish your review on your blog, for a chance to win $15!

From the book bloggers who reviewed

Random.org chose the winner:

Among the links received from these bloggers
in this order:

Gaele will receive a $15 gift card of her choice!

Here is an excerpt of her review,
click on the link to read her full review

 I Am, Indeed

In what is one of the more unique historic fiction tales I have read, Ebsworth has skillfully manipulated fact and fiction with deft characterization, demanding the reader’s empathy and emotional investment in a story that could have easily been a clinical and dry recount of June 1815.

Buy the book:
SilverWood Books |  Amazon US  | Amazon UK
Abebooks  | Waterstones