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09/16 Guest post @ Catreader18
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09/16 Showcase
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09/16 Showcase @ Jodys Bookish Haven
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09/18 Showcase @ Literary Gold
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09/19 Showcase
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09/20 Review @ Novels Alive
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09/23 Guest post @ Because I said so
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09/23 Showcase @ Books, Ramblings, and Tea
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09/24 Review @ Because I said so
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09/27 Review @ Country Mamas With Kids
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09/28 Review @ Book Reviews From an Avid Reader
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09/30 Showcase @ Silvers Reviews
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10/03 Showcase @ Celticladys Reviews
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10/04 Guest post @ The Mystery of Writing
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10/07 Showcase
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10/08 Interview @ Cozy Up With Kathy
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10/08 Showcase
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10/10 Review - Book one @ Cozy Up With Kathy
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10/10 Review @ Guatemala Paula Loves to Read
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10/11 Review @ Cozy Up With Kathy
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10/11 Showcase
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