Free Book Giveaway This Week at Literaryroad.com

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 23, 2008 -- For Immediate Release - January 23, 2008

Literaryroad.com, a micropublisher based in Seattle is giving away a copy of the fiction book Judge Fogg (ISBN 978-1-937037-39-3 $16.00). Judge Fogg, written by Tennessee writer Randy O'Brien is a fictional account of the first African-American criminal court judge in Nashville history. People can win a print copy of this book by emailing contest@literaryroad.com subject Judge Fogg.

The following is what people are saying about this unique book:

"I've been a fan of Randy O'Brien's work for years, and with the publication of Judge Fogg, I think he's finally going to get the recognition and readership he deserves. Judge Fogg is compelling and engaging and I guarantee you, if you'll just read the first chapter, you won't be able to put it down. It rings true and authentic. It's not only a page-turner, but a page-turner that makes you think and moves you profoundly. You'll carry Judge Fogg around with you for a long time after you finish it...." - Steven Womack, Edgar Award-winning author of Dead Folks Blues and the new thriller By Blood Written.

"Randy O'Brien's Judge Fogg is more than a legal thriller, more than a rags-to-riches story, much more than a commentary on what it was like to carve a career out of the segregated South. Through a memorable cast of characters and a wonderful sense of Nashville in the latter half of the 20th century, O'Brien weaves a fast-paced tale of a haunted hero who rises high, only to fall victim to his own inner demons. Love, desire, passion and power--it's a book that touches all the bases, and touches them very well." - Sallie Bissell, Author of bestselling thrillers In the Forrest of Harm, Call the Devil by His Oldest Name, Legacy of Masks and others.

What a story! Judge Fogg is a sexy southern tragedy -- deliciously decadent to the last spicy hot page. - Paula Wall, author of the bestselling The Wilde Women and The Rock Orchard.

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