Happy Birthday to The Writer's Coffee Shop


From their very first book, Blind Faith by Michael Schneider, to their most recent release, Twelve by T.M. Franklin, The Writer's Coffee Shop Publishing House has been dedicated to giving their readers the best stories they can. Their books have hit The New York Times Best Sellers List, Amazon Best Sellers List, and Amazon Hot 100. After four years of success, The Writer's Coffee Shop Publishing House wants to celebrate and you all are invited.

Join TWCS from October 12th to the 17th on their Facebook event page for daily giveaways. Answer the question of the day to enter for a chance to win print books, eBooks, and Amazon gift cards. Join the party on Facebook!

https://www.facebook.com/events/310622705807547/?sid_reminder=7322495596990824448

You could win books like





Blind FaithMore (MORE, #1)The Six (The Gateway Chronicles #1)Immortal (Immortal, #1)Redemption (Redemption, #1)Wellesley WivesLegacy of a Dreamer (Dreamer, #1)A Thin, Dark LineSupernova (Supernova Saga, #1)Slave (Finding Anna, #1)Roadkill (Allie Lindell, #1)Old Wounds e-book CompilationCode RedLast Call The Last Keeper (The Keepers' Chronicles #1)Blood Flows Deep in the Empire (The Szolites, #1)Exotic Music of the Belly DancerThe Enemy Inside (The Enemy Inside, #1)Out for BloodFeather LightPearls of Asia: A Love StorySpotlightThe Wrong WomanThe Righteous and the WickedObvious ChildJust Sing (Seven Oaks #1)The Silver CrescentInnocence (A Forbidden Love, Book 1)Synchronized BreathingFire on the Water: A Companion to Mary Shelley's FrankensteinGuilty

Pleasures (The Food and Fornication Fables)Ready to Love AgainRuthless People (Ruthless People, #1)ZombifiedGhostwriterRed Zone (Daniels Brothers, #2)Éire's Captive Moon (Éire's Viking, #1)How to Get Ainsley Bishop to Fall in Love with YouBehind the Scandal (Reluctance, #2)Mountain Charm (Appalachian Heart Collection, #2)

And there are many more to come!

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