Well, we had eight perfect scores, so anyone with a less-than-perfect score was not entered into the drawing. From the eight, I selected three at random. The grand prize goes to Sylvia (no last name provided), second prize goes to Jennifer Mathis, and third prize goes to Gertrud Conoy. Congratulations to all the winners--I'll be emailing you individually shortly--and thanks again to all who entered the final contest and all who followed along the Anchored blog tour. Be sure to keep an eye out for my next big release; I'll be doing the fun and prizes all over again!
(Quick weather-related note: There's about eighty-billion inches of snow outside . . . again. I was going to mail all the swag bags today, but it'll have to wait until tomorrow or possibly Friday when the storm finally stops and the plow comes through.)
yaaay - i won. that's so awesome.
ReplyDeletethanks again for the great giveaway. mailing you right away. :)
Congratulations to all winners~!
ReplyDeleteHeh, luck is definitely not on my side, but maybe next time ;).
*lol* Barbara, neither on mine. ;)
ReplyDeleteCongrats to the winners! :) And a huge thank you to Rachel. The blog tour was great fun. I'm looking forward to what more you have in store for us in the future. :)
Heya folks. I'm so glad you all enjoyed the tour, and I'll definitely be doing another one for the release of Crescendo, so stay tuned!
ReplyDeleteAnd Barbara, didn't you win twice on individual blogs? I'd say that counts as luck ;-p
I know, I won twice, but is was talking my competitive streak not me ;P. I'm happy for all the winners :D.
ReplyDeleteAnd how is the weather now? I hope there is less snow than it used to be. I love snow, but only on holidays, other than that it's a huge no (especially that I commute to uni and waiting for buses in snow is annoying ;).
There's about 2 feet of snow on the ground now, and it's snowing again. Fortunately they're only calling for about an inch today, which is good because there's no place left to put it. On the sides of the walkways and parking spots and such the snow is piled taller than me.
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