CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED! NO MORE ENTRIES!

Enter for your chance to win both books - “Beautiful Creatures” and “Beautiful Darkness” by K. Garcia & M. Stohl

This is YEC’s first Book Corner Book Contest! We love books and we want to share them with you!

Here is what you will win:

Books 1 and 2 of the Southern Gothic Series – The Caster Chronicles by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl (they will both be at Festival of Books here in Los Angeles on Sat April 30 – Sun May 1)

One (1) Copy of “Beautiful Creatures” (soft cover)

Cover by David Caplan. Font by Si Scott. Photos courtesy of © Hachette Book Group 2011

One (1) Copy of “Beautiful Darkness” (hard cover)

Cover by David Caplan. Font by Si Scott. Photo courtesy of © Hachette Book Group 2011

Here is how you can enter to win:

1. Follow us on Twitter @YECdotcom

2. Retweet the Contest with hastag #YECBOOKS (we will be checking the hashtags, so be sure to include it in your Retweets!)

That’s it! Simple and easy! But don’t forget to read the rules/guidelines below. YEC will be responsible for mailing out the prize so there are some contingencies.

CONTEST IS OPEN STARTING FRIDAY, April 15, 2011 and ending at Midnight Friday, April 29, 2011 EST (so if you haven’t entered by 11:59 PM EST/8:59 PM PST on Thursday, April 28^th, you better hustle!). All entries received AFTER the deadline will be disqualified.

Contest Rules/Guidelines:

Open to residents of the 48 contiguous States only. Void for residents of Hawaii, Alaska, or any of the US territories.
You MUST follow YEC on Twitter. If you Retweet and are not following @YECdotcom, it doesn’t count towards winning the contest.
Valid proof of residency as stated above (Drivers License or State issued I.D. is acceptable) must be provided. Failure to provide means you forfeit the contest and we will choose another winner.
One (1) person will win both books listed above. We will announce the winner on our YEC twitterfeed. The winner will be contacted via Twitter @ your Twitter ID. You will be asked to email us at yecinfo@yourentertainmentcorner.com to finalize details. If you do not respond within one week (seven days) from the time we announce you as the Twitter winner, we will choose another winner. So please check your Twitter @ mentions from us and email us as soon as possible.

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