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Steamy Kitchen is spreading holiday cheer with a $100 Amazon Gift Card up for grabs. One winner will be selected, and entries close March 2, 2026, at 11:59 PM EST.
https://www.sweepsadvantage.com/steamy-kitchen-sweepstakesBridgeCom Systems is powering up one lucky winner with the ultimate radio bundle valued at over $3,047. The prize includes the AnyTone AT‑D878UVII Plus, the AT‑D578UVIII PLUS Tri‑Band Amateur DMR Mobile Radio, a SkyBridge Max Dual‑Band Digital Hotspot, BT‑01 Bluetooth Speaker Mic, programming service, full BridgeCom University training, antennas, accessories, workshops, a 30‑minute onboarding call, and award‑winning support. Entries close December 31, 2025 at 11:59 PM CST.
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Daily Kibble is keeping things clean and eco‑friendly with this giveaway. 10 lucky winner will receive 250 Greenpolly Pet Waste Bags, perfect for hassle‑free walks with your furry friend. Entries close December 31, 2025 at 11:59 PM.
American Lamb Board is serving up something special this season. Four winners will each receive a $200 gift card, perfect for stocking up on fresh flavors or planning a feast. Entries close January 5, 2026 at 12:00 PM EST.
Enter for a chance to win a free pair Chaco sandals and a free Ruffwear jacket for your pup! Five winners will be chosen. Entries close December 19, 2025 at 11:59 PM EST.
Kick off 2026 with the perfect soundtrack. 3 Sony giveaway winners will score a vinyl bundle featuring iconic albums like Dido’s No Angel, Cypress Hill’s Temples of Boom, Patti Smith’s Horses, OutKast’s Stankonia (25th Anniversary), Pink Floyd’s Wish You Were Here (50th Anniversary 3LP), and Kenny Chesney’s The Road and the Radio. Entries close on January 2, 2026.
https://www.sweepsadvantage.com/sony-sweepstakesEnter the GoodReads giveaway for Body of Work by E. L. Wilk. In this chilling, critically acclaimed thriller, Wilk blurs the boundaries between medical science, morality, and the human soul. At its core lies a deeply personal question: what does it mean to own a body, and what happens when that body becomes a commodity?
Body of Work is a fast-paced medical thriller set at the crossroads of innovation, exploitation, and humanity. At the center is Olivia, a devoted mother of twins whose sharp mind and generous heart conceal old wounds. Life on her quiet family farm feels worlds away from the high-tech, high-stakes realm of cutting-edge medicine. But everything changes when she crosses paths with Haloderm, a powerful biomedical company claiming to revolutionize surgery, organ preservation, and even long-distance space medicine. Drawn into Haloderm’s orbit, Olivia soon discovers a web of secrets that stretches far beyond her rural life.
Haloderm presents itself as a force for good, developing robotic surgical systems that could save lives across the globe and beyond. Yet behind closed doors, it wages a shadow war against the “ghouls”, profiteers who traffic in human skin and organs. In this world, bodies are currency, and ethics are negotiable.
As Olivia becomes more deeply entangled in Haloderm’s work, the stakes turn personal. Her identities as mother, wife, and survivor collide with forces determined to claim her body, her autonomy, and her family’s future. Back on the farm, surrounded by the rhythms of rural life, she fights to hold onto normalcy while confronting a reality where science and morality no longer align.
At its heart, Body of Work is not only a warning about unchecked innovation but also a story of resilience and love. What do we owe the people we love? How do we protect them when the body itself becomes a battleground? And when corporations and traffickers alike see flesh as profit, who decides what a life is worth?
Blending chilling real-world medical research with speculative possibility, Wilk delivers a story that is both intimate and universal. Olivia’s struggle, set against the stark contrast of a humble farm and the sterile world of biotechnology, becomes a testament to the endurance of love in the face of exploitation. Thrilling, poignant, and profoundly human, Body of Work leaves readers questioning the future of medicine, the cost of progress, and the lengths we go to protect those we love.
