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NovelIST offers A ROLE IN THE BLACK AND WHITE
SHELDONVILLE, MA – May 22, 2007 --- Ever dream of starring in a hit movie on the big screen? Are you the gallant hero or the deplorable villain? The ultimate role is to be yourself! Imagine yourself in the movie before it’s made into a movie. Page after page, the letters tell your story. Taking Stock, a novel published by 22 West Books, written by CJ West, offers that chance.
Sixty-six numbers are included at the back of the book. To land a role in an upcoming CJ West novel, follow the numbers to scattered letters hidden inside the text. If you are the first to solve the code, you’ll enjoy dinner with Mr. West. Open wide as he probes your psyche for your inner hero (or villain).
Mr. West runs contests to get closer to his audience. The strategy has worked surprisingly well. "One reader struggled with the interval for one of my codes. I couldn't tell her the number, but I sent her an email that used the exact number of words she was looking for. She enjoyed the subtlety of my hint. Amazingly, she deciphered the code that same day. Exchanging contest hints over email has been fun for me and numbers of my fans."
Mr. West’s first book includes two codes that readers have spent many hours trying to decode. The contest is over a year old and remains unsolved despite a number of clues available on Mr. West's website. Decoding those messages is your ticket to a share of the royalties from Sin and Vengeance. If you need help, Mr. West will be there to guide you in the right direction.
True to form, Mr. West has encoded a clue to the contest in this release. Check his website at http://www.22wb.com/ for the original release in case your news source has edited the original for length or content.
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