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Last Flash Challenge winner
(for the round that just ended 22 January 2012):

willie

for the prose piece titled "I have a strong aversion to tradition"

Congratulations, willie!


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Available December 2011 and January 2012: Another free to enter contest exclusive to Bibliophilia members ...

BeWrite Books has released a book by Rosanne Dingli:

According to Luke

According to Luke

BeWrite Books is delighted to announce the new release of According to Luke and a free book offer for BIbliophilia members. Read below for instructions.

About the book:

Shattered by the breakdown of yet another romance, Jana Hayes becomes a recluse in her tiny Venice apartment and buries herself in her work as an expert art conservator … until an ancient religious icon brings Roman Catholic priest Rob Anderson into her life.

The secret they discover hidden in the mysterious artefact turns out to be not only devastating, but deadly. And it has the star-crossed couple running for their lives across Europe and the Middle East, pursued by three ruthless opposing factions, each for its own reason determined to torture and kill to lay hands on the world-shaking evidence uncovered.

While Rob struggles with his priestly vows and Jana with an overbearing billionaire mother who holds the purse strings to an outrageous ransom demand, they discover, with the help of an ageing genius symbologist, more and more damning revelations about one of the New Testament's most sacred gospel writers – and as the evidence mounts, the stakes rise and the blood flows.

An international thriller and a love story … a fast-moving narrative that takes us to the boundaries between mystery and knowledge, between science and religion, and between the sometimes savagely physical and emotional meaning.

Dr Dennis Haskell. Professor of English and Cultural Studies.

University of Western Australia. Co-Editor of Westerly 1985-2009

Visit the BeWrite bookstore to order the book, read more about author Rosanne Dingli, or for an extract from the book.

All BeWrite Books are available from: BeWrite Books, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Angus & Robertson, and other online booksellers and to order from high street bookshops.

Paperback ISBN: 978-1-906609-54-2    eBook ISBN: 978-1-906609-55-9

Pages: 366

Answer our mystery question to enter our giveaway program. The first Bibliophilia member to email ntmarr (at) bewrite (dot) net with the answer will be sent a free paperback. The first three ebook readers (Bibliophilia members) to email will win free downloads in the digital format of their choice.

Read the synopsis above for the answer to the mystery question:

In which ancient European city is Jana Hayes' apartment located?

Remember: Membership at Bibliophilia is free!

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