Confessions of a Contractor – Book Giveaway
It’s time or a giveaway here at Home Construction Improvement. The publishers of Confessions of a Contractor have sent me a copies of this novel to give away to my readers. This book goes on sale on August 14th so they would like to get the word out about it. Here’s a snippet about the book:
Meet Henry Sullivan – smart, successful, good with his hands, and perenially unattached. He’s spent fifteen years renovating houses for wealthy (and often beautiful) women in Los Angeles. To distance himself from his clients and the intimate environments he works in, Henry has devised a set of rules to keep him out of trouble. But over the course of one very complicated summer, Henry begins breaking those rules…
So if you’d like a copy of this book I’ll be giving a few away and the rules are really simple. I’m looking to increase my “social” circle of friends to stay in touch with about upcoming posts and news. So in an effort to do that all you need to do is add one of my social media profiles to your list of friends. Then leave a comment with which social media site you added me to and what your profile name is. I’ll choose several people by random draw to receive the free book.
You can follow me at the following locations:
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This giveaway will run until the end of August. I’ll choose winners on September 1st. If you already follow one of my social profiles then just leave a comment with your profile so I can check it. Good luck!
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sounds like an interesting read
Todd,
I added you to my SU as Keith Bloemendaal.
Great idea by the way!
Keith
Sounds like a pretty interesting book. I’m a friend of yours on Plurk, which is how I came to find out about this contest.
The books sounds intriguing. The book should do for renovations what Kitchen Confidential did for dining out.
I’m in the middle of doing my bathroom right now this book is right up my alley right now. Interesting.
lulu
wow
As an architect I think that I might find this book very interesting.
I am a CPA with several contractors as clients maybe this would give me some insight.
sounds like an interesting read
I looked this book up on Amazon since the website isn’t working right now. Sounds like a book I’d really like (I’m kind of nosy and could totally see the temptation of poking around people’s stuff). I’m curious as to what he finds out about the two women whose homes he is working on.
I added you as a friend on Stumble. I’m SuzieBee20 and I think I did it right as I’m a new user.