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Tor’s Giveaway is Touch of Evil by CT Adams and Cathy Clamp

By Jane • May 23rd, 2008 • Category: Ebooks, Publishing News • •

logo.gifTor started giving away a free ebook version of one of its print publications every week. This week’s book is Touch of Evil by C.T. Adams and Cathy Clamp. (Direct link).  This is one of the books in Tor’s paranormal romance line.

You have to sign up for their newsletter to get the email. In the email will be a direct link to a PDF, HTML or Mobi version of the book. It is DRM free so you can read it on any device without restrictions.

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Jane is a long time romance reader whose passion is, you guessed it, reading. Jane also does not like to talk about herself in the third person, but apparently this is the way that this biography thing works (although in a true biography, someone else would be writing this blurb). Anyway, currently Jane loves urban fantasy authors Patricia Briggs and Ilona Andrews. She's really excited about this year's crop of historicals including Joanna Bourne's The Spymaster's Lady and Sherry Thomas' Private Arrangements and the upcoming Loretta Chase Her Scandalous Ways. She's looking for a good contemporary author. Email her with a recommendation!
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2 Responses »

  1. Thanks for the link and reminder. I’ve been meaning to sign up for a while, and finally did today.

    An aside: I hate that the highest age category on the sign-up’s survey is “30+”. My early thirties won’t last much longer, damnit! They should at least pretend they think 30-35 is a demographically different age bracket from 60-65.

  2. I have hope - although I’ll admit it’s a cynical one - that they’ll release the remaining series books for this (and the other books they’ve offered free in e-versions for the promotion).

    I think it will be too much to hope for, though, that if/when they offer books for sale, they will continue to be DRM-less.

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