[bksvol-discuss] Just submitted
- From: Mayrie ReNae <mrenae@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2006 15:48:02 -0700
Hello Everyone,
I have just submitted two books. The first is "All That
Glitters," By Ray Garton. This is the twelfth in the Sabrina The Teenage
Witch series. It should be an easy validation: headers removed, all page
breaks present, all copyright info present and legible, and spell check
done. I hope someone enjoys.
The second is "The Thursday Club," by Lee Martin. This is the
last in the Deb Ralston series. There was a sort of issue with some of the
printing in this book, but I have noted the problem in the comments section
of the submission form. I don't think it's a huge thing. This too, aside
from the funky printing in part of the book, should be an easy
validation. All pages present, all copyright info present and legible, and
spell check done. There were no headers to remove. Which is a good thing
because it seems I forget to do that almost as often as I remember.
I will include the synopsis from both books. Happy reading.
Peace,
Mayrie
When Sabrina and her
aunts visit the Rummage
Realm, a giant flea
market for witches,
Sabrina comes home with
a special purchase:
wishdust. It's a glittery powder
that sparkles with all the colors of the rainbow and will
grant any wish to the person who sprinkles it into the
air. Now Sabrina won't have to waste her energy
performing spells, since the powder will do
the work for her.
But the wishdust isn't easy to containand it can be
used by anyone, even a mortal. Before Sabrina realizes
It, the shimmering powder has spread all over school and
every student's wish list is coming true. As bizarre
things spiral out of control, Mr. Kraft suspects that
Sabrina is behind the mayhem. Can Sabrina dust offher
magic skills and put an end to everyone's wishful
thinkingbefore Mr. Kraft figures out what's really
going on?
Curtis had to have his handgun
close enough he could reach it.
even now, even retired and paraplegic,
even in his own bedroom.
There were too many people who
wanted to kill him. That wasn't
paranoia; that was fact.
It starts like any other Thursday
Deb Ralston and her friends Jeanne
and Sue, who call themselves "The
Thursday Club," go for a short jog in
the quiet of the early morning. What
they find upon their return, however,
horrifies them: Jeanne's husband,
Curtis Minot, has been shot to
death in his bed. The gun lies below
his own hand, but Deb is sure it is
cold-blooded murder.
In the hours and days that
follow, two more people are somehow
killed in Jeanne's home, and
the chain of events baffles even
Deb, a seasoned police officer.
Details of Curtis's shady business
dealings emerge, and the cast of
characters widens to include Kenneth,
the Minots' strangely nonchalant
twelve-year-old son; Daniel
Ellis, Curtis's mysterious business
partner; Nudara Akhbar, whose imprisoned
but seemingly innocent
husband has a connection with
Curtis; and a host of others.
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