Signed by Melodie
 

As a countdown to 52 Weeks of Conscious Contact, Hazelden is giving away one copy a week of Codependent No More. This is the 15th anniversary edition, personally signed by Melody Beattie and featuring a new introduction. Quantities are limited--it's sure to become a keepsake. To sign-up for the free drawing, the link is on the right side of this page.CLICK HERE Good Luck!

Jon

I clicked and there was "Hazelden" at the top and nothing on the page.

I sure would like in on the draw - Melodie is my mentor. Can you help?

Ann, I am not sure if Jon has a special link but here is the link I found on the site. I tried last year a few times for a Melody book but didn't win :(

http://www.qksrv.net/click-624908-5377551

Hugs
Debbie

Thank Barbiedeb

If I win, I'll share it with you.:kisshug:

Thanks (((Debbie)))

I just entered and I feel lucky :D

hugs,

deedee

I fixed my click and your fix with the SR affiliate code built in. Great book, good luck!

I figured there was a special click :) Everyone keep entering and I hope someone wins. Looks like the deadline is 1/21 or something to that effect :)

Thanks Jon,
I entered, but I also ordered a copy of the book. I loaned mine to someone a long time ago and never got it back. I sure need another copy and if I win, I know a couple of people that might benefit from it also. Happy Friday.

My Heart is a Stone That Bleeds
 

Hello Everyone, Hazelden is great to give away books that are meaningful and helpful. My publisher is not so generous and even charges me for copies of my own book then excludes the number copies I buy from the royalties. Otherwise, I would give away a lot more copies than I have already. I enjoy being a writer and putting my story in print has helped to heal me in many ways. But in the end I am finding out the book business itself is very much removed from the writing business. With the exception of a few visionary publishers our stories might never be available for everyone. At some point I could use some feed back on the story from people who are like me. Thanks again for your help with my difficult passage, Karl