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Giveaway : Time's Lost Atlas


 
I have always spoken about how this project is very close to my heart for various reasons. One it being my first story, second it getting published and of course as a reader also this is a very wonderful book to actually read. I am not saying this because I am a part of it. I am reviewer apart from being a writer and I am very proud to be a part of such an interesting concept which is so unique in more than one ways.
 
About Time's Lost Atlas:
 
 
 
Time's Lost Atlas is a very unique project where 11 authors have come together to write about 11 events that happened in the decade from 2001-2011 which changed the way we saw the world around us. With their stories they will take you back in time when all those events happened making you see them in a newer light, bringing back memories of those times to you and leaving you feeling nostalgic
 
 
 
 
 
I would like to say a SPECIAL THANKS to all you wonderful readers who have been my encouragement throughout my journey from a blogger to a reviewer and today to an author (yes I dare attach that word to name now!!) And to convey my gratitude I am hosting my first ever giveaway for Time's Lost Atlas.
 
Giveaway details:
 
  1. 5 copies to be won
  2. Rules - Very Simple. Tell me in comments section WHY do you want to read this book and it will be yours! I am in love with words so the way to win it also has to be through them :)
  3. You will receive a confirmation email and on receipt of the details from you within 7-10 days the book will be in your hands.
  4. No I am not looking for any reviews on your blogs but yes as an upcoming author any form of feedback will be truly appreciated.
So what are you waiting for.... get going, put on your thinking caps and type away to glory here. I am waiting eagerly to read your thoughts....

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