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Only Uni excerpt!

Captain's Log, Stardate 12.25.2007

Merry Christmas!

As a little Christmas gift to you, here’s the first chapter of Only Uni, the next novel in my Sushi series!

Click here to download chapter one (.pdf)
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Anonymous said…
Ahhhh! Leave us hanging! Great. Now I'll be counting the days until I can get my hands on it.

BTW, love the cover for the 3rd one.
Sun Dec 23, 09:51:00 AM 2007
Malia Spencer said…
Whoa! Dude, now I REALLY want to read more. Talk about a cliff hanger! Ooo, I see the third cover is up too. Love it. Keep then coming, Camy!
Sun Dec 23, 09:00:00 PM 2007
Anonymous said…
Boas Festas de Portugal.
Wed Dec 26, 04:16:00 AM 2007
Unknown said…
Aaaahhh!! I love it, can't wait to get my hands on a copy!
Wed Dec 26, 06:19:00 AM 2007
Doreen said…
Oh Camy I'm soooo stoked about your next book in the series: 'Only Uni'! I've been reading your 1st one 'Sushi for One' and I'm really enjoying it! I'm on page 105 and have only been reading it for a couple of days now. Can't seem to put it down girl! I'm happy to see the 3rd in the series too--looks good! The covers look amazing Camy!! Keep up the good work!
Sun Dec 30, 03:53:00 PM 2007
Anonymous said…
im really looking forward to this book! i jst finished Sushi For One and i was impressed with a good relevent christian book. i love to read and its been a long time for me to actually pick up a book that would be relevent to me in this time in my life. Thanks Camey Tang! keep up the good work!
Sun Dec 30, 09:26:00 PM 2007
Kara Isaac said…
Great first chapter. Can't wait for the book to come out!
Mon Dec 31, 03:06:00 PM 2007
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