Win two ebooks on Amazon

To celebrate the season authors Patricia Bates and Ciara Lake are running a contest to give a away two free ebooks.

This is how it works -- If you have purchased one of our titles on Amazon other than the books we are giving away (see below)-- we will put you in a contest to win a free ebook from us. Yes this means you could win two books.
You have until December 24, 2011 to review one of our books on Amazon. You'll be entered into a draw to win a copy of Firecracker by Patricia Bates and/or The Ketchikan Man by Ciara Lake in Kindle or PDF.

There will be two winners, one for whichever book (author) you reviewed. You could win twice if you are in both pots of contestants. You'll need to email Ciaralakeromanceauthor@gmail.com or patriciambates@gmail.com to let us know you have reviewed one of our books and you will be added to the pot of contestants.
If you have any questions feel free to contact us to!The winners will receive a book by January 1, 2012.

Come out and join me in celebrating this great year for writing. The contest will run until December 24th, 2011.

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