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message 1: by Samantha (last edited Feb 05, 2016 12:11PM) (new)

Samantha Faulkner (samanthafaulkner) | 12 comments Stealing diamonds and seducing secret agents is all in a day's work for a robotic femme fatale.

"I, Fembot" is a fun 60s spy caper, an affectionate send up of the early Bond movies by way of Austin Powers and Carry On Screaming - with added robots.

Sally is a shop girl working behind the perfume counter at Burlington's, a top Knightsbridge department store. The shop is a front for a sinister international crime syndicate known only as the Organization. Sally is not a human being but an android replicant, designed to blend in with the ordinary workers at the store.

A diamond heist draws the attention of MI6 and, when secret agent Steve Blunt is dispatched to investigate, Fembot Sally must use all her robotic wiles to lure him into a deadly trap....

I have ten copies to give away. Just post an email address and let me know which Audible store you use (US or UK).

You can hear a sample here: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01AMMM5B2

Best wishes

Sam


message 2: by Brian (new)

Brian Lyons | 4 comments Hi Sam,

I'd love a copy. My email address is TheUncannyHavok@yahoo.com and I use the US audible store.


message 3: by Samantha (last edited Jan 22, 2016 04:09AM) (new)

Samantha Faulkner (samanthafaulkner) | 12 comments On its way. Hope you enjoy it!


message 4: by Jim (new)

Jim (jimmaclachlan) Is there a GR link for the book?


message 5: by Samantha (last edited Jan 22, 2016 05:05AM) (new)

Samantha Faulkner (samanthafaulkner) | 12 comments Yes, here it is:

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/28...

The audiobook was only published this week, so the Audible sample isn't live on here yet. You can hear it on Amazon, though (see above) or on Audible.com here:

http://www.audible.com/pd/Mysteries-T...

Hope that helps.

Sam


message 6: by Brian (new)

Brian Lyons | 4 comments Thanks, I'll be sure to leave a GR and audible review when I listen.


message 7: by Jim (new)

Jim (jimmaclachlan) In the GR description of the book, I believe "Unbeknown " should be "Unbeknownst"


message 8: by Samantha (last edited Jan 26, 2016 03:16AM) (new)

Samantha Faulkner (samanthafaulkner) | 12 comments Hi Jim. "Unbeknown to" is quite a common construction in British English. Probably not so well known in America! Thanks for taking a look though. :-) Best wishes, Sam


message 9: by Jim (new)

Jim (jimmaclachlan) OK, just read funny to me, but I'm an American.


message 10: by Samantha (new)

Samantha Faulkner (samanthafaulkner) | 12 comments On its way, Rachael. Hope you enjoy it!


message 11: by Harry (new)

Harry H | 63 comments This sounds good ! Me too, please. Harryhollar1@gmail.com


message 12: by Samantha (new)

Samantha Faulkner (samanthafaulkner) | 12 comments Sent!


message 13: by SL (new)

SL Thomas (mysterychic) | 12 comments I would love a copy.
tssoas17@gicloud.com


message 14: by Samantha (last edited Feb 01, 2016 08:40AM) (new)

Samantha Faulkner (samanthafaulkner) | 12 comments All copies sent out. Still a handful left...


message 15: by Shane (new)

Shane Phillips Pretty please. shanep@aol.com


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