Friday, September 24, 2010

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This week, The Borrowed Book is giving away:


Hemlock Lake by Carolyn J. Rose ~ For generations only a few families held title to land in the isolated Catskill Mountain community of Hemlock Lake. But with the turning of the century one man, lured by easy money, sells his inheritance to a developer of luxury homes. As the contractor bulldozes farmland and forest, neighbors cry environmental rape, and someone threatens to burn what is built.

Hoping to stop the arsonist, but tormented by personal demons, Sergeant Dan Stone reluctantly returns to his family home on the shores of the lake. The previous autumn his wife died in its dark waters and his brother put a bullet in his brain. That tragedy sent Dan s father drifting toward death.

Isolated by his pain, Dan is thrust into the no man s land between newcomers and longtime residents who stonewall his investigation into threats, graffiti, theft, and a blaze that nearly kills the construction foreman. Townspeople blame outsiders, eco-terrorists, a ragged tramp haunting the woods and the mysterious creator of rock cairns that often mark the sites of crimes to come. But as summer sizzles on, the arsonist turns killer, and Dan suspects it s someone he knows well: a firefighter, a friend, or a woman with a killing in her past.

Winners will be announced on Saturday, 09/25/10.

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11 comments :

  1. After that excerpt you shared yesterday, I have to enter this giveaway, if only to know how the character deals with the rattlesnake on the passenger seat! ;)

    Thank you!

    ~Amber

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

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  2. This book looks FABULOUS! Please count me in for a chance to win this book!

    Blessings,
    Molly
    Mollydedwards AT yahoo DOT com

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  3. A very exciting giveaway this week and I would like to read this book.
    Sounds exciting.

    cenya2 at hotmail dot com

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  4. I would love to read this book. It sounds like a great read.

    seriousreader at live dot com

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  5. Just the title of the book hints at dastardly deeds. Please enter me.

    desertrose5173 at gmail dot com

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  6. OOPS! Forgot to mention I'm a follower.

    desertrose5173 at gmail dot com

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  7. cool. Love to be included in the giveaway
    Thanks

    ABreading4fun [at] gmail [dot] com

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  8. Sounds like a great read....please enter me. Thanks!!!!
    jackie.smithATdishmailDOTnet

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  9. I also read yesterday's post and HAVE to know what happens next.

    gkwainwright [at] yahoo [dot] com

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  10. Sounds like an awesome read. Thank you for the chance to win a copy.

    Smiles,
    Cindy W.

    countrybear52[at]yahoo[dot]com

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  11. I went to college in the Catskills and always love reading books set there. Please enter my name in the drawing. thank you.

    pennyt at hotmail dot com

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