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Chance to Win and become involved with Bridge of Souls




Inspired by my friend, Bruce Belbin, who posed so elegantly with his copy of Bridge of Souls on my Facebook page, lets see how many of us can post a picture of themselves with their copy of Bridge of Souls (kindle versions please show the title cover picture on your phone, tablet or kindle). 

At the end of April 2018 I will award a magnificent Bridge of Souls mug to the person who posts the most imaginative or unusual picture of themselves reading the book! Good luck!

Post your own picture here on my Facebook page (click this link) and lets see who has read the book at the most unusual places or occasions!  




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