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This week, The Borrowed Book is giving away this great book:
The Crimson Cipher by Susan Page Davis ~ A female Navy cryptographer seeks to save lives...and uncover her father’s killers.
1. Leave a comment on Fridays or...
2. Sign up to follow The Borrowed Book. Followers will automatically be entered for a chance to win that week's drawing!
This week, The Borrowed Book is giving away this great book:
The Crimson Cipher by Susan Page Davis ~ A female Navy cryptographer seeks to save lives...and uncover her father’s killers. .
In 1915, German sympathizers escalated acts of sabotage in the United States to keep the nation from joining in the war. Following the mysterious murder of Emma Shuster’s father, Lt. John Patterson invites Emma to become a Navy cryptographer because of the expertise she gained in helping her father develop a cipher system. Emma finds new strength in her faith as she strives to outwit her adversary, known only as Kobold - German for goblin. Can Emma and John find love in the midst of turmoil as America plunges toward war?
Winners will be announced on Saturday, 07/10/10.
In 1915, German sympathizers escalated acts of sabotage in the United States to keep the nation from joining in the war. Following the mysterious murder of Emma Shuster’s father, Lt. John Patterson invites Emma to become a Navy cryptographer because of the expertise she gained in helping her father develop a cipher system. Emma finds new strength in her faith as she strives to outwit her adversary, known only as Kobold - German for goblin. Can Emma and John find love in the midst of turmoil as America plunges toward war?
Winners will be announced on Saturday, 07/10/10.
Susan Page Davis writes amazing books.
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bethstitch09(at)yahoo(dot)com(dot)au
Please include me in this week's drawing, The Crimson Cipher sounds like another terrific book from Susan. Thanks!
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I've seen a program on the WWII cryptographer used to break Hitler's messages. This would be a great book to read. Please enter me.
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Thanks, Ladies. Glad to see you here. I'm looking at my shelf of code books and thinking I really need to write another story on this topic.
ReplyDeletewould enjoy reading susan's latest masterpiece...thanks for the chance :)
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kmkuka at yahoo dot com
Great author....please enter me. Sounds so interesting. Thanks!
ReplyDeletejackie.smithATdishmailDOTnet
Hi - Please enter me in this week's drawing! I love historical fiction. Thanks!
ReplyDeletehspruitt {at} juno DOT com
The Crimson Cipher sounds like a wonderful book. I love historical fiction and the cover art is beautiful on this book. Please enter me into your giveaway and than you for the opportunity.
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Cindy W.
countrybear52[at]yahoo[dot]com
Hello, ladies! Thank you all for stopping by. Sorry this is my first chance to respond! I'm chin deep in fundraisers for youth camp. We leave Monday! Prayers appreciated...
ReplyDeleteIn the meantime, I'm off to start counting the entries. Good luck to you all!