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#172 The Case of Sparkly Christmas Greetings and Gifts!

Want to send an e-greeting that's much more than a card? A PURSE TO DIE FOR and/or A KILLER NECKLACE in the form of gift e-books can include a personal message and they cost only 99¢ each (US) from December 1-15. Here's the Amazon link: http://ow.ly/zlpp306qii8.

Or be that superstar gifter, who gives A PURSE TO DIE FOR and A KILLER NECKLACE, on sale at Smashwords:
(Use coupon code YU36M for A PURSE TO DIE FOR)
http://ow.ly/z3KkQ
(Use coupon code MJ65L for A KILLER NECKLACE) http://ow.ly/UxpLF.

What the heck, gift yourself at Kobo (
http://ow.ly/Zy4G301BCeC) or Google Play (http://ow.ly/9tkW306GuIQ).

Becki

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