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Hachette Giveaway "The Terror Of Living" 02/02 to 02/16 ENDED

 February 2, 2011  22 Comments on Hachette Giveaway "The Terror Of Living" 02/02 to 02/16 ENDED
FEBRUARY 2nd TO FEBRUARY 16th, 2011
THE TERROR OF LIVING
by URBAN WAITE
SYNOPSIS (borrowed from B&N):
   Phil Hunt and Bobby Drake are good men who live on opposite sides of the law. Hunt supports his family and struggling horse farm by guiding an occasional illicit delivery through mountain passes he’s known since birth. Drake is a sheriff who is living down the legacy of his father, a police officer before him who augmented his earnings in the same trade as Hunt.

   The two men’s paths cross in the mountains north of Seattle, when Drake notices a horse trailer parked in an odd location and ends up disrupting a shipment. The operation that seemed benign when it worked smoothly now reveals to Hunt just how deadly his sideline has become. His suppliers unleash a singleminded fury known as The Chef to recover what’s theirs. And Drake’s and Hunt’s world is explosively invaded by forces they’ve never dreamed of.
   Relentless and gorgeously written, with original characters and a vividly powerful sense of place, THE TERROR OF LIVING heralds the arrival of a writer who will be compared with the great suspense novelists.

THANKS TO BRAD AND THE SUPER PEOPLE
FROM THE HACHETTE BOOK GROUP
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I HAVE ONE (1 ) COPY OF THIS
SUSPENSEFUL BOOK TO GIVE AWAY.
HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO DO TO WIN.
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*ALL COMMENTS TO BE SEPARATE*
AND INCLUDE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS
SO THAT I CAN CONTACT YOU IF YOU WIN
*LEAVE COMMENT: HAVE YOU EVER RIDDEN
A HORSE?  EVER WANTED TO?*
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*U.S. AND CANADA RESIDENTS ONLY*
*NO P.O. BOXES*
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*GIVEAWAY ENDS FEBRUARY 24th AT 6PM EST*
WINNER WILL BE CHOSEN BY RANDOM.ORG
AND NOTIFIED VIA EMAIL AND WILL
AND WILL HAVE 48 HOURS TO RESPOND
OR ANOTHER NAME WILL BE CHOSEN

**HONOR SYSTEM**
ONE WINNING BOOK PER HOUSEHOLD
PLEASE NOTIFY ME IF YOU HAVE
WON THIS BOOK FROM ANOTHER
SITE, SO THAT SOMEONE ELSE MAY
HAVE THECHANCE TO WIN
AND READ THIS BOOK.
THANK YOU.



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22 thoughts on “Hachette Giveaway "The Terror Of Living" 02/02 to 02/16 ENDED”

  1. Sound like a great read!

    While I have ridden a horse before, it has been a very long time. Last time was a guided tour/ride in the Rocky Mountains. :O)

    Sarah Reads Too Much
    sarahesullivan at gmail.com

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  9. My mom rode dressage and had lots of medals and ribbons and awards for it, so one of my earliest memories is of my sister and I being hoisted up on to ponies and riding around the corral. As the family grew, horse riding became one of our rituals. I remember once when we were going down a hill, my foster sister flew head over heels across her horse's head and continued to roll down the hill – after that, we could never get her on another horse. I also recall once when I let the horse get control of the bit, and it broke from the woods across the field towards the barn, where I had to duck my head while it went through the door at a quick canter, and again once it went into it's stable. Knowing better than to get off a horse in the confines of a stable, I had to wait until someone came into the barn to lead the horse out so that I could dismount – the lesson – never loosen the reins enough for the horse to grab the bit! Anyway, thanks for the chance to win!

    knittingandsundries(at)gmail(dot)com

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  11. I haven't ridden a horse in about 40 years. I see them on the back roads near my house but don't think I'd want to try again. I think I'd be to achy afterward.

    lkish77123 at gmail dot com

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  13. No, I never but would like to some time.The closest that I have ever come to it was riding a pony. I don't remember it but I have a picture of it!

    CarolNWong(at)aol(dot)com

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  16. I rode alot when I was younger & just started again because my son & his wife live on a horse farm.

    ruthiekb72ATyahooDOTcom

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  18. Oh yes, I've ridden several times, and remember and cherish each and every time! They are such magnificent creatures!

    nfmgirl AT gmail DOT com

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