12/11/18 – December Giveaway: Winner’s Choice from Brenda Rothert

We’ve got something extra specila for you guys today. Our good friend, Brenda Rothert is offering up ONE signed print copy of ANY of her books to your US readers.

Comment below to qualify. Here’s more about Brenda and her work:

Brenda Rothert is an Illinois native who was a print journalist for nine

years. She made the jump from fact to fiction in 2013 and never looked back. From new adult to steamy contemporary romance, Brenda creates fresh characters in every story she tells. She’s a lover of Diet Coke, chocolate, lazy weekends and happily ever afters.

These days Brenda writes New Adult Romance in the Contemporary and Dystopian genres.

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