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Sizzling Book Club Pick for October: What I Did for a Duke by Julie Anne Long - Win a Copy!

by SB Sarah | by SB Sarah | October 01, 2012 | Monday at 12:26 am | 112 Comments

Announcing the October book club pick: What I Did for a Duke by Julie Anne Long!

Here's the summary:

For years, he's been an object of fear, fascination . . . and fantasy. But of all the wicked rumors that shadow the formidable Alexander Moncrieffe, Duke of Falconbridge, the ton knows one thing for certain: only fools dare cross him. And when Ian Eversea does just that, Moncrieffe knows the perfect revenge: he'll seduce Ian's innocent sister, Genevieve—the only Eversea as yet untouched by scandal. First he'll capture her heart . . . and then he'll break it.

But everything about Genevieve is unexpected: the passion simmering beneath her cool control, the sharp wit tempered by gentleness . . . And though Genevieve has heard the whispers about the duke's dark past, and knows she trifles with him at her peril, one incendiary kiss tempts her deeper into a world of extraordinary sensuality. Until Genevieve is faced with a fateful choice . . . is there anything she won't do for a duke?

There were moments when I read this book that I laughed aloud so hard my kids came running because the tv wasn't supposed to be on and clearly I had to be watching tv to be laughing that hard. I found this book to be hilarious and fun and smart and so entertaining - and I cannot wait to discuss it!

PLUS, it's already on sale for $.99c US - so with the AllRomance rebate, the after-rebate cost is .50c. How awesome is that?

The rebate is on now, so if you buy at ARe between now and 15 October, you'll get 50% back in eBook Bucks if you use code SBTBARE at checkout.

PLUS, Avon was kind enough to give me 7 paper copies, and I'm kicking in 10 digital copies to give away right now! Just tell me in the comments What You Would Do for What I Did for a Duke (and please include the format you prefer) and you're entered to win. I'll select the winners using Ye Olde Randome Integere Generatorrre on Thursday, October 4.

Standard disclaimers apply: Open to international residents. Must be 18 years of age or older and wearing a nightgown in a windstorm to win. Void where prohibited. Head on. Apply directly to the forehead. All characters in this novel are fictitious and bear no resemblance to any actual human living or dead, except for one. Maybe - oh, fine, it's the shark with the laser beam on its head.

ETA: Book club chat date is set! The book club chat will be October 23 at 9:00 pm ET, and Julie Anne Long will join us at 10pm ET. Need a button to add that magic to your calendar? Here, have a button:

I really hope you grab a dollar and try this historical romances - it's supremely fun and I hope you enjoy it.

Filed: General Bitching, Go Ahead, Win Some Shit, Smart Bitches Sizzling Book Club

Tagged: sizzling book club, julie anne long, historical romance, giveaways, avon books, all romance ebooks

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Wintersong said on 10.01.12 at 01:14 AM • [link]

I would definitely wear a nightgown in a windstorm. Maybe even be naked in a rainstorm… But then, I’d do that anyway.
Lois Lane said on 10.01.12 at 01:15 AM • [link]

I would write, produce and perform my own rap video for a duke. Yo.
Paper please !
Ruthie said on 10.01.12 at 04:39 AM • [link]

LOVED this one. The dialogue is OH MY GOD. Totally floored me.
Amy P. said on 10.01.12 at 07:12 AM • [link]

I would shave EVERYTHING (and suffer the horrible itching) for a book by Julie Anne Long!

ooooohhh . . . but I would be super smooth for a day and hubby would be happy!!

An (old-fashioned) paper copy please!
Sherri said on 10.01.12 at 07:22 AM • [link]

What would I do for a copy? I have no idea. Read out loud to the chickens? Put the book in our family pictures? Read it? Beats me! If I win I’d love a digital copy that will work on my Nook. Cause, yea, I don’t even know what will work!
Turophile said on 10.01.12 at 07:28 AM • [link]

I would allow the Duke to do whatever I ask him to (why does he need to be in charge . .. ?) Paper copy could be cool, though epub fine if you run out.
Daisy said on 10.01.12 at 08:39 AM • [link]

I’d clean my apartment for What I Did for A Duke (I hate cleaning) (I’m also betting my boyfriend is crossing his fingers hoping I win this), I’d TRY not to eat chocolate for a week, I’d worship and reread and be all kinds of fangirl over it!
I was totally swept away by What I Did for a Duke when I read it, so YES PLEASE enter me! I’d prefer a paper copy.
Thanks for the giveaway!
JW Ashley said on 10.01.12 at 08:56 AM • [link]

For a free copy of a book, clearly, I would post a comment for a mere chance. What else I might do I’m not sure. Now, for a chance to read it and talk about it with like minded folks, I would do a tap dance.
Lauren Clancy said on 10.01.12 at 09:01 AM • [link]

I would listen to the Head On commercials for days for a Duke. paper please, but if you run out, I can do compatible with Kindle e-books. :)
tien tien said on 10.01.12 at 09:18 AM • [link]

i own this book in multiple formats b/c it is so freaking good and if i’m ever on a deserted island, i will have a variety of ways to read this book b/f the battery dies. i just re-read it again and was STILL laughing at the “moons disappearing over the windowsill”. harharhar. i wish i were a virgin reader so i could be won over all over again!
Tam B. said on 10.01.12 at 09:20 AM • [link]

I would admit in what seems to be fairly knowledgable company that I have read this book OR a book by the author (gasp and hangs head in shame). Please don’t kick me out!

So I obviously need you to take me in hand and educate me with a copy (e-version) of this book so that I can then go forth and sing it’s praises to the masses (or just post on facebook about it).
Tam B. said on 10.01.12 at 09:24 AM • [link]

I forgot the all important NOT in that opening sentence.

(Obviously I need my proof reading taken in hand too.)
Vandy Jones said on 10.01.12 at 09:37 AM • [link]

I would dance by myself in a windstorm in my nightgown. Digital please!
Jlm2509 said on 10.01.12 at 09:44 AM • [link]

Ooohh, sounds good! I’d be team Duke all the way.
SarahS said on 10.01.12 at 09:49 AM • [link]

This book? Hella good read. Smart people who are actually persuasively SMART.
Dede said on 10.01.12 at 09:53 AM • [link]

What would I do for a copy? I’d move it right to the top of my reading list! For my Kindle device!
Nali said on 10.01.12 at 09:58 AM • [link]

I would totally tackle cleaning out the scary places at the back of my fridge.
Oh, wait… I have to do that anyways, and I have nothing to read so it is getting harder to avoid it. :P

I would also admit that I prefer paper books… because I don’t own an e-reader. Of any sort. Because I am the world’s most technologically literate Luddite, it seems.
Colleen said on 10.01.12 at 10:02 AM • [link]

I would allow him to ravish me.
The_Book_Queen said on 10.01.12 at 11:06 AM • [link]

Good thing I checked my NOOK library first—I was going to enter, but realized I had bought this one recently (though I think at the time I paid 1.99). Finally, a book I already have in my pile for the book club. :D

Though I haven’t read the previous books in this series—will I be lost?

(Don’t enter me!)

Enjoy!
TBQ
Ashley DeGroot said on 10.01.12 at 11:13 AM • [link]

I would be myself for a duke :P I’d prefer paper or mobi version
JA said on 10.01.12 at 11:17 AM • [link]

i would eat a healthy breakfast! nook version
Liz said on 10.01.12 at 11:19 AM • [link]

What I wouldn’t do is give up my paper copies of the Pennyroyal Green series—but for a Kindle copy of this e-book—ummm, I’d get on the treadmill for the length of time it took me to read the book again. Not all at once, of course—I’m too fluffy.

This book is amazing.
LimeyTart said on 10.01.12 at 11:24 AM • [link]

I would give up chocolate for a day for a copy of this book for my Kindle.
PamG said on 10.01.12 at 11:24 AM • [link]

What would I do for What I Did With a Duke? Why, I would post a comment, of course! And furthermore, should what I did not do, I’ll cough up the .99! Doo-wa-diddy-diddy-dum-diddy-duke….
PamG said on 10.01.12 at 11:26 AM • [link]

Oops! Either format would diddy-do!
Connie Fischer said on 10.01.12 at 11:35 AM • [link]

I would tell the world what a wonderful author Julie Anne Long is. Oh wait, I think I’ve already done that. Does it still count? :-)

Would LOVE a print copy. Pretty please with sugar on top!
Shiny said on 10.01.12 at 12:10 PM • [link]

I would try to finish my master’s thesis even faster for this book (cause I can’t read it till I do - it’s due in two weeks and only half written) - paper please, but e-book is fine if not.
megsan said on 10.01.12 at 12:16 PM • [link]

What would I do for a copy? Ask really nicely in a sing-songy voice

What would I do with a copy? Read it :)

I would prefer an ebook copy as all print copy book buying is on hold until I own a big enough bookcase (for which I first need to own a home that can house a big enough bookcase)
Sheila M said on 10.01.12 at 12:17 PM • [link]

I would cook for a Duke- and there’s nothing I hate more than cooking.

Paper please.
Elizabeth said on 10.01.12 at 12:20 PM • [link]

I would give up half and half in my coffee in favor of soy milk. I"d like paper, please.
Rosa E. said on 10.01.12 at 01:00 PM • [link]

For a paper copy of a truly funny romance, I would actually cull my book collection. I might even give up my treasured copy of the lolarious “The Sword and the Sheath,” because even a wonderfully cringeworthy story and cheesy cover art are helpless before good plot.
Kellie Kamryn said on 10.01.12 at 01:05 PM • [link]

I loved this book! I try to get as many of Julie Anne’s books as I can :)
Svet_chick said on 10.01.12 at 01:09 PM • [link]

What I Would Do for What I Did for a Duke? I’m not sure. Cook for him maybe, or pamper him :D (Birthday in four days…) I would prefer a paperback copy, but if not, then digital copy works as well.

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GothamGal said on 10.01.12 at 01:11 PM • [link]

I would love a digi copy. It’s my birthday tomorrow, and I’m leaving for vacation in two weeks—I’m trying to load up my reader with as much ‘smut’ as possible. I figure I will be amused—both by reading the book and by the idea that some redfaced customs agent might get nosey.
Karen Wapinski said on 10.01.12 at 01:15 PM • [link]

I would get waxed from neck to toe and promise not to eat chocolate for a week…maybe a day…i may need it to console the pain of the first part lol
paper please!
Good luck to everyone
Ekaf1011 said on 10.01.12 at 01:38 PM • [link]

I would actually go to the gym for 2 weeks (when I wasn’t reading!)
Paper copy, please
Thanks very much!
Kim said on 10.01.12 at 01:40 PM • [link]

This was one of the best books of 2011. I’d prefer digital.
Julie said on 10.01.12 at 02:23 PM • [link]

I would actually watch and learn the Gangnam Style video and dance for this book. I have managed to avoid it thus far.

I’d love a paper copy, but wouldn’t mind digital. Thanks!
Kelly Thurman said on 10.01.12 at 03:00 PM • [link]

For an ebook copy? I’d befoul my precious, black coffee with any number of horrors, including sugar, brown sugar, and even that icky, powdered creamer. Walmart brand. A whole tablespoon. *shudders*
Elaine M Brennan said on 10.01.12 at 03:02 PM • [link]

I would read the book in the bathtub ... with a glass of wine and a dark chocolate bar at the ready ...

(paper please)
Kelly Richards said on 10.01.12 at 03:47 PM • [link]

I’d walk to the top of the hill that is my backyard and pause at the fence in my flowing night gown. Then I would proceed to sing and/or quote cheesy romance things to my neighbor’s goats: Jackson and Sally. (and they would be grateful.)
Kirok_enterprises said on 10.01.12 at 04:26 PM • [link]

I would allow myself to be photographed with my bodice undone, kneeling before Fabio while clutching his thigh. The wind machine would blow his mullett into the seagull lurking in the background and there would be fuchsia, lots and lots of fuchsia.
Nancy said on 10.01.12 at 04:41 PM • [link]

I’d go on a liquid diet for 3 days for What I Did for a Duke. Well, okay, probably 2 days. Yes, 2 days of drinking only liquid for a kindle version of What I Did. Wait, no. Make that 1 day. Yes, definitively 1 day. Morning to evening counts as a day, right?
Rosiebud63 said on 10.01.12 at 04:58 PM • [link]

I don’t know what I would do for a duke…..probably the same things I’m doing now. Whip up an apple crisp? Paper copy please
Sandypo said on 10.01.12 at 05:03 PM • [link]

I’d do whatever the Duke wanted within reason…as long as I could look like one of the “cover girls” on Ms. Quick’s books!
KarenF said on 10.01.12 at 05:51 PM • [link]

No you won’t be lost… I read this one first in the series too (I haven’t read the whole series yet, and what I have read was not in order at all - I just downloaded the first one because it was 1.99 this weekend). Then I read it again because I loved it so much.
The_Book_Queen said on 10.01.12 at 05:54 PM • [link]

Great—thanks! I hate reading books out of order, yet I keep doing it. *sigh* I need to break myself of the habit, but until then… :D
TBQ’S Book Palace
Lostshadows said on 10.01.12 at 06:02 PM • [link]

I would eat a Klondike bar. :) Paper please.
Emily A. said on 10.01.12 at 06:21 PM • [link]

I will get the Duke a mug of hot tea and read to him from the paper book you are sending me.
Emily said on 10.01.12 at 06:24 PM • [link]

I would walk 500 miles. Then I would walk 500 more.
infinitieh said on 10.01.12 at 06:28 PM • [link]

A nightgown in a windstorm? Can it be flannel or down-filled or something? Brrrr… Still, I would do so for a paper copy (although a e-copy is good, too).
Lisa Lisa said on 10.01.12 at 07:10 PM • [link]

I would offer Smart Bitch Sarah first choice from my book collection that I will be dismantling over the next year. Actually, I’d open it up to the whole Bitchery if I could, and take payments on Paypal.

Nook copy, please! Because, obviously, I’m getting rid of the dead-tree collection.
(and darnit, I had to login in with an account with no history because FB is being stupid right now, so there).
Asecretangel321 said on 10.01.12 at 07:20 PM • [link]

Hmmm what would I do for what I did for a Duke? I would stand in Yankee stadium in a windstorm in a nightgown while yelling “I love SBTB” into a speakerphone.

Paper please but ebook is ok if you run out
Elizabeth Gunther said on 10.01.12 at 07:37 PM • [link]

What would I do for a copy? hmm… I would give up Coca Cola for a day (not a day with jury duty mind you, that shit is boring—and I’ve got a degree in Criminal Justice).
Catslady said on 10.01.12 at 07:42 PM • [link]

Loving these answers. I would scream to the heavens what a wonderful story this is :) Print please - I enjoy displaying my books.
LunaRocket said on 10.01.12 at 08:21 PM • [link]

OOO, Oct 4th is my anniversary! I’d wear that nightgown in the swamp while calling my DH “Duke” with a large fan behind me. I only hope DH doesn’t think I’m calling him a dogs’s name…...
Danielle Woods said on 10.01.12 at 09:23 PM • [link]

oh my… dancing to moves like jagger in a rainstorm… wearing as little as possible without being naked ;) as for reading prefs, paper would rock, but kindle would be nice too :)
Maybe31 said on 10.01.12 at 09:28 PM • [link]

I would comment here obviously and spend tons of time reading the book after winning it! :) I love that book! :) I would love the print version since I love holding a book in my hand…. :) I’ll settle for the kindle version if there’s no print copies left.
StaceyIK said on 10.01.12 at 10:20 PM • [link]

I would stop reading…wait, no, never that! I will give up something else, like chocolate chip cookies and chocolate muffins for one ENTIRE week. Yep, that’s it. That might just kill me, but it would be worth it for any book by Julie Ann Long!
Barbara E. said on 10.01.12 at 10:35 PM • [link]

I would apply the book directly to my forehead and laugh out loud while reading it. :D
JaneDrew said on 10.01.12 at 10:48 PM • [link]

I would take time away from things like grading and job-hunting, to spend an afternoon lost in what sounds like a fantastic fictional world.
(paper, please; but I will happily take an e-book if that is what is available! Really not picky here….)
Bex Logan said on 10.02.12 at 01:41 AM • [link]

What would i do for a Duke?

As i would for any other man - wear a hilarious bear suit in on a crowded city train platform and convince him that i’m the best option.

if no kindle version is available, then paper please!
Phaenarete said on 10.02.12 at 06:06 AM • [link]

I would ignore my personal feelings about the True Color of Romance and windswept covers, and give a chance to what seems to be, by all accounts a great book, as part of my effort to convert to the romance genre…
orchid7 said on 10.02.12 at 06:58 AM • [link]

I would beg publicly. (That word looks so wrong if you read it too fast!) >_<
Please, please, pretty please! A book with smart, funny characters? Gotta have it!
I’d love a paper copy, pretty please!
jliedl said on 10.02.12 at 10:04 AM • [link]

I would read passages aloud to annoy my teenagers,that’s what I would do! Especially appealing if the book is smart and funny as you described! I’ll keep my fingers crossed that I win a copy (but the wind is getting mighty chilly here).
C Gren said on 10.02.12 at 01:14 PM • [link]

What You Would Do for What I Did for a Duke I would make sure all my friends got copies of the book too. Would like a kindle version or paperback.
Carole said on 10.02.12 at 01:27 PM • [link]

I would lie back and enjoy….reading the book of course.
print copy is preferred.
Hai-yen Huynh said on 10.02.12 at 01:40 PM • [link]

I would actually wear a bikini to the beach and that is asking a lot because I don’t wear bikinis. Ever.
I would prefer paper copy but I’d be very grateful for either format.
kitkat9000 said on 10.02.12 at 03:34 PM • [link]

I would read it aloud to my dog and cats so that they could be as entertained too. Of course, if the book is as funny as you say, my laughter will make them scatter, but I shall persevere. Either is good, I have both paper and ebooks.
Shannon Seal said on 10.02.12 at 08:29 PM • [link]

I would dance naked in the rain with a duke the image of Colin Firth :P Either format is good :)
Karin said on 10.02.12 at 08:37 PM • [link]

I would spend Sunday afternoon volunteering at a stem cell donor registry drive. Oh wait, I’m doing that already. http://middletown-nj.patch.com…
bookstorecat said on 10.02.12 at 10:02 PM • [link]

Just finished the book. It was so good. It took a little bit longer than usual to get into it for me—certainly longer than the publisher’s free sample—but at 99¢, who could say no? So glad I read it, even if I can’t make the online discussion. Great writing, interesting characters, & plenty of humor. The book becomes a real page-turner a few chapters in, and is a better than average historical, full of genuine emotional content instead of tired plot devices (spoiler alert: no one gets kidnapped!). Def going to buy something else by Julie Anne Long soon.
Pam H said on 10.03.12 at 05:17 AM • [link]

I would stay up all night reading it. And I would prefer print.
Jill W said on 10.03.12 at 05:25 AM • [link]

Hmmmmm…. this answer might depend on the duke. I would be quite willing to let many of them rescue me from a perilous situation I put myself in. He would then just have to help me bathe, feed me and uh..tuck me in bed.
Jill W said on 10.03.12 at 05:27 AM • [link]

And I use either print or digital.
richey said on 10.03.12 at 05:41 AM • [link]

I would wear anything for a duke.
I prefer print.
Jill Miller said on 10.03.12 at 06:43 AM • [link]

Oh, I would love to win a copy!!
Jessica said on 10.03.12 at 06:50 AM • [link]

Hmmm I would do anything for a copy! Haha, I would even sing! And I’m a pretty bad singer…so that means I really want it! Thanks for the giveaway :)

I’d love a paperback copy!
Mary Preston said on 10.03.12 at 07:09 AM • [link]

I’m wearing pajamas & there is a slight breeze outside. I hope that qualifies me. I could go horse riding thus attired. That ought to impress.

I’d love a print copy thank you.
David Gandy Asst said on 10.03.12 at 07:17 AM • [link]

What would I do to win? I would bake cookies for a printed copy—and I hate to cook! Please enter my name.

Thanks!
Laurie Emerson said on 10.03.12 at 07:28 AM • [link]

I would do just about anything he wanted! Well, withing reason of course as unfortunately at my age some things would be impossible or just plain silly looking!! I could though whip him up some of my spicy, red hot homemade Jambalya and if that did not get thos royal loins moving, then nothing can!
Rita Wray said on 10.03.12 at 08:27 AM • [link]

I would give up chocolate for a day, but only one day.
I’d like the print copy if I win.
Wkrp said on 10.03.12 at 08:44 AM • [link]

I would call in sick to work and stay home all day and read my digital copy of What I did for a Duke!!! This would be the Bestest Day Ever!!!
Tracy Spurlock said on 10.03.12 at 08:45 AM • [link]

I just loveeeeee your books:))))) keep up the good work. I will take any format available and cherish it.
catlover0112 said on 10.03.12 at 09:04 AM • [link]

I love Julie Anne’s books can’t wait to read this one. The cover is so beautiful
Linda Thum said on 10.03.12 at 10:39 AM • [link]

I would beg, plead & do my best imitation of puss-in-boots eyes. Failing which I hope this comment does the job instead :p. An epub copy would be just awesome!
Sue Farrell said on 10.03.12 at 10:46 AM • [link]

What would I do? Post a comment where I beg——please, please, please.
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Larisa LaBrant said on 10.03.12 at 11:01 AM • [link]

Fell into this series with “How the Marquess Was Won.” By the time he meets Charybdis I had to own it and read the rest of the series from the library. Would love to own a copy of “What I did for a Duke” to share with girlfriends…ok, to shove under their noses and demand they read it asap. Would that make me a pimp for a Duke?
Yabarber said on 10.03.12 at 11:28 AM • [link]

I would promise to pass it on to all my “Bitchy” friends to make them Julie Ann Long fans like me!
riwally said on 10.03.12 at 11:43 AM • [link]

For a copy (digital for my Kindle) of good book, I’d lay naked on a beach, get a full-body suntan, and pose for a gentleman’s magazine. Then I’d wake up. *heavy sigh* But, seriously, I’d love to own this book, ‘cuz I love to read a book that makes me laugh.
Wimouseintx said on 10.03.12 at 11:52 AM • [link]

I would even be willing to do NSFW stuff to get a free book!(blushes) I am a book addict! I have 4 six foot tall bookshelves packed with books and 3 boxes more that need shelves. Anything…. just anything for a book. (who do you want killed?) muah ha ha
Wanda Macsween said on 10.03.12 at 12:08 PM • [link]

I would read it in print in one sitting and enjoy!
Etstella56 said on 10.03.12 at 01:58 PM • [link]

Nothing is better than a free read, unless of course you add free chocolate :)
Dawnell Kirk Claessen said on 10.03.12 at 02:14 PM • [link]

This book is so deliciously witty .. and sneaky funny! And, oh, my, the turn of the phrase… p. 24: “... and Cooke’s eyebrows as usual looked as frisky and alert as pets.”

**swoon** I do so love a man with frisky eyebrows.
Stella_ExLibris said on 10.03.12 at 02:51 PM • [link]

For the love of a duke I would even say I can ride to accompany him on his morning rides and try not to look too scared on top of the horse. (Then if I needed rescuing even the better ;-p)

And for this book I would shamelessly recommend it to all my HR fan friends and shout of from the rooftops what a terrific series this is!

I would prefer a print copy please. Thank you! :-D
Quiltlady said on 10.03.12 at 03:09 PM • [link]

I would run around in an Ice Storm for a duke maybe even without clothes. Would be happy with a Kindle copy or paper copy.
Cathy P said on 10.03.12 at 03:29 PM • [link]

I would marry him, clean up his entire house, and dress up as his maid if that is what floats his boat. Of course I would be oh, so sexy and loving in his bed all of our lives.

I would like a print copy please.

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anon1001 said on 10.03.12 at 03:49 PM • [link]

I would smile and jump up and down in a rainstorm for a paper copy
leahweller said on 10.03.12 at 04:08 PM • [link]

I would buy a blonde wig and ride a horse through the middle of town nekkid for a copy! I think it’s about time another Godiva makes an appearance. ;)

I’m not promising that everyone wouldn’t be running in the opposite direction screaming though.

I would love a print copy. Thank you for the chance in this giveaway.
Linda said on 10.03.12 at 05:34 PM • [link]

I am posting this comment and promise to post a review at no less than 3 places (Goodreads, Amazon, Barnes & Noble) once I’ve read it! I have a kindle… so I could use either a kindle format or a real book… I read both… Thank you for the giveaway! I love Julie’s books… :-)))
lindalou (at) cfl (dot) rr (dot) com
Rebecca said on 10.03.12 at 05:56 PM • [link]

I’d read it and participate in the book chat!
Norma Storms said on 10.03.12 at 06:38 PM • [link]

I’d bake you chocolate chip cookies!
Wimouseintx said on 10.03.12 at 06:45 PM • [link]

obviously I prefer good, solid, old-fashioned books
KellyM said on 10.03.12 at 07:58 PM • [link]

I would totally buy him a new shirt, since it appears that his is ripped beyond repair. Or is it supposed to open in the back?
I would prefer an electronic copy, but I’m easy, I’ll take whatever’s available. :-)
Thanks!
Suex said on 10.03.12 at 10:02 PM • [link]

For a free copy of the book, I’ll share my M&Ms. I would love a digital copy (kindle) but would also gladly accept a paperback copy.
Gayle O said on 10.03.12 at 10:15 PM • [link]

I would groom his horse and him if he would let me. LOL.
I would prefer print but digital is fine as I also have a Kindle.
orelukjp0 at gmail dot com
Stacey Smith said on 10.03.12 at 10:22 PM • [link]

I Would walk in the rain for this Book . Print
Angela Hocking said on 10.04.12 at 01:10 AM • [link]

Let’s see, I’d send you some fresh blackberries from the bushes in our yard (overnight, of course), send you one romance-themed drawing by my three-year old daughter (her choice and likely to include dinosaurs or jellyfish) and I’d seriously consider detailing one of your vehicles (if you live in the Seattle, Honolulu, Paris or Tokyo metropolitan areas)!
Bn100candg said on 10.04.12 at 02:38 AM • [link]

I’d make you a dessert. I’d like a paperback.
chele said on 10.04.12 at 11:56 AM • [link]

I would DO THE MACARENA! (And, y’know, digital copies are awesome. For ‘nook or kindle since I use both)
M V said on 10.04.12 at 12:03 PM • [link]

I would spend a whole week’s worth of windstorms outside in my sexy nightgown! ;) paper please!
Kris Bock said on 10.04.12 at 12:21 PM • [link]

For $.99, I went ahead and bought it – That’s what I would do for a Duke! The book club chat hits right at dinner here in Mountain time, but the book sound like fun whether or not I get to talk about it online.