The book is in good condition, the spine in intact however the cover has a few wee scuffs and a crease to the bottom right hand corner. The book can be seen in the picture below, kitty is in it too as she was too cute to move out of the picture.
Wednesday, 2 April 2014
April's Pre-loved Giveaway is Body Count by Shaun Hutson
This months giveaway is Body count by Shaun Hutson, this is a horror/crime book, just incase you are unfamiliar with his works. You can read my review here http://www.alwaysreading.net/2012/03/review-body-count-by-shaun-hutson.html
The book is in good condition, the spine in intact however the cover has a few wee scuffs and a crease to the bottom right hand corner. The book can be seen in the picture below, kitty is in it too as she was too cute to move out of the picture.
As always the competition will run to the end of the month. Fill in the rafflecopter below or you can contact me the old way if yo prefer or if there are any problems. As always thank you for stopping by and if your entering the competition, good luck.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
The book is in good condition, the spine in intact however the cover has a few wee scuffs and a crease to the bottom right hand corner. The book can be seen in the picture below, kitty is in it too as she was too cute to move out of the picture.
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awww about the kitty :)
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