Halloween Bingo, Anyone?


Do you have a blog @ Booklikes? If not, here is the best reason to get all over that. Obsidian Blue & Moonlight Murder have created a new Bingo card and are offering up some fantastic prizes for Fall.

Click on the card to learn all the details and then join the group here! A Booklikes blog is needed to join the fun but it's free and easy and we have a fantastic community.

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