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Free copies of "A Life Worth Dreaming About"

Who likes free stuff?

Five copies of the audio version for Author House best-selling novel, "A Life Worth Dreaming About," is now available.

All you have to do is visit www.nickdettmann.com and go to the "What Did You Think" tab on the website to sign up. When you do, you'll be entered to win a free audio copy of "A Life Worth Dreaming About."

Deadline to sign up is Sept. 30.

Southwest Wisconsin Book Festival

It is today. I will be doing a book signing as one of the featured authors from 1-4 p.m. At the Walker House Inn.

Book signing this Saturday PLUS new 4-star review

I will be at the 3rd annual Southwest Wisconsin Book Festival from 1-4 p.m. this Saturday (Sept. 14) doing a book signing as one of the featured authors.

Cost of the book is $15 paperback, $25 hardcover. You will also have a chance to get the audio version of "A Life Worth Dreaming About."

www.nickdettmann.com

http://www.audible.com/pd/Fiction/A-Life-Worth-Dreaming-About-Audiobook/B00DY90GBM?qid=1375974050&sr=1-1

http://swwibookfestival.com/

Here is the latest review for "A Life Worth Dreaming About:"

http://www.amazon.com/A-Life-Worth-Dreaming-about/product-reviews/1468543008/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?showViewpoints=1

Dettmann is a talented journalist foremost, and his reporting skills occasionally make his debut novel read like an article. Readers will find the bones of a good story, that of Carl Robertson, who faces a medical crisis and his guardian angel in order to find himself, underneath the layers of a multitude of characters who surround him at his fancy ad exec job. By wading through the opening of the man who couldn't be bothered to stop long enough to see the people around him, readers will come across an intriguing tale of second chances. Don't we all long to "re-do" those things that haunt us?

Each person has a dream of the perfect life. Carl got to choose his. Those who enjoy stories like Heaven Can Wait, will have a good time watching Carl go back and change the disaster that was his life. --- Lisa Lickel