Friday, August 13, 2010

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This week, The Borrowed Book is giving away:

A Shore Thing by Julie Carobini ~ Callie Duflay just isn’t like the rest of her family. While they’ve built white collar lives, she prefers getting her hands dirty by working with children and local California causes. When Callie learns that a beloved piece of untouched property in her town of Otter Bay may soon be developed, she confronts the architect assigned to the project.

Gage Mitchell may be an easygoing, eco-friendly professional, but he’s not about to back off this job no matter how cute Callie or her pet pooch, Moondoggy, may be. His reasons and hers are noble—both have a heart for protecting God’s creation, and the truth is these two would be perfect for each other outside of this face-off. But will they ever figure that out?

Winners will be announced on Saturday, 08/14/10.

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18 comments :

  1. I'd love to read this!
    Please enter me!!!

    ladyverlina @ yahoo.com

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  2. Please enter me for a chance to win, as well! :) Thank you!

    ~Amber

    stokes[dot]a[at]suddenlink[dot]net

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  3. Love Julie's books! Please enter me!

    LyndaSchab at gmail dot com

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  4. Looks like a good book thanks

    ABreading4fun [at] gmail [dot] com

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  5. I love beach books!
    Ann_Lee_Miller@msn.com

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  6. Sounds great.
    csdsksds[at]gmail[dot]com

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  7. I'd love to read this one! Enter me...

    Anne
    homesteading[at]charter[dot]net

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  8. I love Julie's books. Please enter me.

    Blessings,
    Jo
    ladijo40(at)aol(dot)com

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  9. I love Julie's beachy fiction! Sign me up, please. :)

    annette at annetteirby dot com

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  10. please enter me in the drawing.

    avidreader at middleswarth dot net

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  11. Sounds like it's a great book. Can't wait to read it. Please enter me in the drawing. Thanks!

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  12. Thank you all for stopping by. Good luck in the drawing!

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  13. Would love to read this book...please enter me.
    Thanks!!!
    jackie.smithATdishmailDOTnet

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  14. Love seeing your comments. Best to all!
    ~ Julie

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  15. I would love to win a copy of this book. Thank you for the chance.

    Smiles,
    Cindy W.

    countrybear52[at]yahoo[dot]com

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  16. please count me in...thanks :)

    karenk
    kmkuka at yahoo dot com

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  17. I am a member of Julie's newsletter. Please count me in. Gid bless you both
    jrs362 at hotmail dot com

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  18. Thanks for profiling Julie's book! I am a fan of Julie's, but haven't yet read one of her books :) I am looking forward to starting one soon!

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