World of Warcraft Novel, Arthas: Rise of the Lich King, Book Giveaway (Closed)!
Rise of the Lich King, Book Giveaway
Hey Guys, Simon & Schuster are giving away 10 free copies of the new WOW novel “Arthas:Rise of the Lich King” through this website. Visit the myspace page for the book here.
How to Win one of these books?
Just send and email to bestfantasybooks@gmail.com with “WOW Contest” as the subject line. Please include your shipping address in the body of the email. Depending on the amount of emails I receive, I’ll either choose the first 10 people who email me or every 5th person to receive a free copy of the book. It can’t get any easier then that!
Simon and Schuster requested I include a link to their newsletter, so if you want to sign up for it, go here.
This contest will run for a couple days, depending on the response. So, if you want a free book valued at 25 bucks, make sure to email me! I’ll contact the winners in a couple days.
EDIT: Thanks to all who sent in an email. The 10 people have been notified of their win and the books will be shipped out to them. Look forward to more future contests from www.bestfantasybooks.com
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Is this in addition to the 3 for the forum users, or instead of?
Comment by l3gacy — April 21, 2009 @ 5:52 am
An addition
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