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Count me in, sounds interesting.mobi for Kindle
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Sign me up for an ePub copy. This book sounds very interesting. bill.stout@cox.net
deeksha.jawale@gmail.comepub
Please sign me up for a Kindle version. marco.peel@gmail.com
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sign me up please for mobi. frederic.vinhage@yahoo.com
I'd be interested -- sounds like a good book! EPUB please to vachona007@gmail.com
I have not gotten a download link. Is this one on hold?
please remove me from this r&r. I have never gotten a link and will not read by deadline.
Frederic, I've sent you a message.Did anyone else not receive a copy?
Alyssia wrote: "Frederic, I've sent you a message.Did anyone else not receive a copy?"
I didn't receive it
Can I get one too? crysameskleist@gmail.com , ePub format please :)
I received my copy on the 3rd, and the e-mail said the review was due in three weeks. By my reckoning, that's the 24th. However this post says it's due the 17th. Please advise.
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Review completed. I will post the same to Amazon and Barnes & Noble.https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
Title: The Silla Project
Author: John C Brewer
Genre: Suspense with Romance
Page # 413
Formats Available: Mobi, ePub, free, signed print edition to a randomly selected reviewer
Synopsis:
Currently a finalist for the 2013 Eric Hoffer Awards, Montaigne Medal, awarded to the most provocative books of the year.
Mitch Weatherby was at the top of his game. A scientist at Los Alamos, he was married to the love of his life - until a botched government raid left his wife dead in his arms and him accused of constructing an illicit nuclear weapon in his basement. Though Mitch knows he is innocent of the charges, evidence says otherwise and he's convicted and sent to prison for the rest of his life. So when black-clad commandos abduct Mitch during a prison transfer it feels more like a rescue. Until he learns that his saviors are from North Korea.
Transported to a secret nuclear lab in the rugged mountains of the Workers Paradise, Mitch is given a choice- and after what his country did to him, he's in no mood to be tortured to death. And his captors are nothing like he thought, lampooned by the same media that labeled him a terrorist. Industrious and hard working, most of them are just trying to avoid malnutrition and the secret police. The only person who doesn't accept him is a fanatical and equally beautiful scientist, Chun Hyon-hui, who's mixed North Korean and Western blood leaves her ostracized by all.
Forced to work together for the good of the fatherland Hyon-hui begins to realize that perhaps her zeal is misplaced, and Mitch's affection for the brilliant scientist begins to melt his stony heart. When the North finally tests their bomb, developed with Mitch's help, he knows that he must somehow undo what he has done and escape with the woman he's come to love. But how can Mitch break out of the most repressive nation on Earth, and will Hyon-hui even want to go with him?
Nearly a decade of research went into writing The Silla Project, providing a glimpse into the nuclear program and the political tyranny of North Korea, one of the most threatening and enigmatic nations on Earth.
The first 20 people to sign up leaving their email address will receive this free ebook for review
Review Due Date: Thursday, October 17
Reviewers:
Ed
Bill
Deeksha
Marco
Jules
Katherine