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4. Contest ends on December 30th, 2018 at midnight eastern standard time.
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1. Only one entry per person per contest is allowed.
2. Contest open to residents of the 50 United States and D.C. Void where prohibited.
3. Winner agrees to allow us to publicize their name in conjunction with the contest.
4. Contest ends on December 30th, 2018 at midnight eastern standard time.
5. One Winner will be selected at random by random.org to receive an audiobook copy of Guarded Prognosis by Dr. Richard Mabry.
6. The prize winners will be notified by email and posted on our Winners page after they respond to our email notification. If The Suspense Zone does not receive an email response from the winner within 7 days from the date of the drawing, another winner will be drawn.
7. You must have access to the Internet and a valid email address in order to enter or win.
8. You must be a Zone News Subscriber to enter this contest.
9. Your chances of winning depend on the number of entries.
10. No purchase necessary.
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Guarded Prognosis
By Dr. Richard Mabry (Richard L. Mabry)
Release date: November 6, 2018
Double-barreled trouble
When Dr. Caden Taggart saw the two men sitting in his waiting room, he didn’t think they were patients. He was right, and when they introduced themselves as agents of the Drug Enforcement Agency, things started to get bad. Then Caden felt as though someone had gut-punched him when his father, Dr. Henry Taggart, told him he probably had carcinoma of the pancreas. |
Contest ends on January 01, 2019