311 PELICAN COURT: A DEBBIE MACOMBER GIVEAWAY

311 PELICAN COURT
A Cedar Cove Novel
BY DEBBIE MACOMBER
Welcome to Debbie Macomber's Cedar Cove, Washington!
Cedar Cove is loosely based on Debbie's hometown of Port Orchard, Washington, situated on the Kitsap Peninsula. For all things Cedar Cove, visit the new website devoted entirely to the series and the town: CedarCoveSeries.com
There is even a map of Cedar Cove:
ABOUT THE BOOK:
(from the back of the book)
Dear Reader,

One thing about Cedar Covepeople sure are interested in what other people are doing. Take me, for instance. Everybody in this town knows that my husband, Zach, and I recently got a divorce. Everybody also knows that Judge Olivia Lockhart decreed a pretty unusual custody arrangement. It won't be the kids moving between my place and Zach's. We're the ones who'll be going back and forth!

Olivia isn't immune to gossip herself. Will she stay with! Jack, t he guy who runs our local paper, or will she get back with her ex? Inquiring minds want to know!

But the really big gossip has to do with the dead guythe man who died at a local bed-and-breakfast. Who is he and why did he show up there in the middle of the night? Roy McAfee, our local private investigator, is absolutely determined to find out. I hope he doesand then I'll fill you in! See you soon.

Rosie Cox

READ AN EXCERPT:
Want to read a little from 311 PELICAN COURT? Click HERE to read an excerpt from Harlequin!

PRAISE FOR 311 PELICAN COURT:
"311 Pelican Court is the most exciting book [in the series]; the writing is sharp and the suspense taut.The pages turn quickly as the story heats up for the next installment. 311 Pelican Court is a feel-good book, filled with plenty of small town coziness, romance, and a thread of mystery."
Romance Reviews Today
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
I have posted a lot about Debbie Macomber and HERE is some on her BIO if you missed it. I thought you'd like to see something new. Also, some of you fans may not have known that Debbie loves to cook and even has a cookbook out. Here she is talking about one of her favorite recipes from the CEDAR COVE COOKBOOK. It is her yummy Pea! nut Butt er Sandwich Cookies!
REMINDER ABOUT MY CEDAR COVE NEWS:
DON'T FORGET TO WATCH FOR DEBBIE MACOMBER CEDAR COVE SERIES BOOKS OVER THE NEXT FEW WEEKS AND SEE HOW MANY YOU KNOW ABOUT AND CAN POSSIBLY WIN....I THINK THIS IS THE SECOND SO FAR!

GIVEAWAY
I HAVE ONE NEW HARD BACK
COPY OF 311 PELICAN COURT
MYSELF TO GIVE AWAY
TO A LUCKY READER
--U.S. RESIDENTS ONLY
--NO P. O. BOXES
---INCLUDE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS
IN CASE YOU WIN!
--ALL COMMENTS MUST BE SEPARATE TO
COUNT AS MORE THAN ONE!

HOW TO ENTER:

+1 ENTRY: COMMENT ON WHAT YOU READ ABOVE AND ! SIMPLY T ELL ME YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS IF YOU WOULD LIKE A CHANCE TO WIN THIS BOOK....EASY-PEASY!

+1 MORE ENTRY: BLOG OR TWEET ABOUT THIS GIVEAWAY AND COME BACK AND LEAVE A LINK THAT I CAN FOLLOW

+1 MORE ENTRY: COMMENT ON SOMETHING YOU FIND INTERESTING WHEN VISITING DEBBIE MACOMBER'S WEBSITE HERE. YOU MAY WANT TO COMMENT ON A ONE OF HER BOOKS YOU HAVE READ OR WOULD LIKE TO READ

+1 (or +2) MORE ENTRIES: COMMENT IF YOU HAVE ENTERED ANY OF MY OTHER CURRENT GIVEAWAYS. IF YOU HAVE ENTERED MORE THAN ONE, YOU MAY GET EXTRA ENTRIES BY COMMENTING SEPARATELY FOR EACH ONE YOU HAVE ENTERED. NOTE: IF YOU ENTERED MY GIVEAWAY FOR THE NEW COOL, AND/OR FOR SO MUCH PRETTY YOU MAY TAKE +2 ENTRIES AUTOMATICALLY (FOR EACH) BY JUST WRITING THE TITLE OF THE BOOK AND ENTERING THAT SAME COMMENT TWICE!
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GIVEAWAY ENDS AT
6 PM, EST, APRIL 12
GOOD LUCK!
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