Book Comp - BLAST RADIUS

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  1. Ageing_Gracefully

    Ageing_Gracefully War Hero Moderator Book Reviewer

    Blast Radius is a first novel by by R L McKinney who has brought a cracking book in which the subject of PTSD forms the central theme. The book has been reviewed and that can be read here: Blast Radius review.

    We have been given 5 copies of this book to use as prizes so to win a copy all you have to do is complete the extremely simple entry form with the correct answers and maybe, just maybe, you will be lucky enough to get a copy. The entry form can be found here: Blast Radius entry form.

    The competition will run until Sunday 15th March (aka the Ides of March) at about midday.

     
    Ageing_Gracefully, Mar 2, 2015
    #1
  2. WreckerL

    WreckerL War Hero

    Done
     
    WreckerL, Mar 3, 2015
    #2
  3. janner

    janner War Hero Book Reviewer

    Done but I hadn't realised that Ilminster was in the Scottish Borders.
     
    janner, Mar 3, 2015
    #3
  4. Stokers-Plaything

    Stokers-Plaything Badgeman

    Bootneck Bootneck can't catch me!
     
    Stokers-Plaything, Mar 3, 2015
    #4
  5. Andy_Cap

    Andy_Cap War Hero

    Done
     
    Andy_Cap, Mar 3, 2015
    #5
  6. Ageing_Gracefully

    Ageing_Gracefully War Hero Moderator Book Reviewer

    Just closed this competition and the winners are:

    @FEASG
    @terroratthepicnic
    @lumpy2
    @GingerNavs
    @Nemesis44UK

    Emails have been sent requesting addresses details so I can send out the book .

    Answers:

    Q1: The Royal Marines celebrate the birth of their Corps on 28 October.

    Q2: The RM started wearing the green beret in October 1942

    Q3: The Borders house, Abbottsford House, was built by Sir Walter Scott.
     
    Ageing_Gracefully, Mar 15, 2015
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