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Winner of Jill Sorenson’s AFTERSHOCK
Sorry for the delay in announcing, folks. Crazy week here at Casa Pegau. Crazier than normal.
The winner of Jill Sorenson’s latest is Veronica Scott! Congrats, Veronica!
Thanks for dropping by, everyone! Come back soon : )
SFR Brigade Mid Summer Blog Hop Winner!!!!
Woo hoo! What a great blog hop! Lots of fantastic comments and interesting posts.
Thank you all so much for participating. I wish I could give every one of my commentors a prize, but, alas, there is only one from here. And that one is….
Diana!
*Confetti in air*
Diana won a copy of Rulebreaker and an Amazon gift card.
But wait! There’s more!
Be sure to check the SFR Brigade blog for the GRAND prize winner. Really. DO IT!!!! (That’s a hint, people!)
Yanno, I love giving things away so much, and Rulebreaker‘s first “birthday” is coming up in August…Yep! I’m gonna do this again!
In the meantime, feel free to buy it if you can’t wait ; )
Thanks again, everyone! I had a great time and hope you did too!
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Winner of the SFR Holiday Blitz
First of all, I want to thank Heather at The Galaxy Express for putting on another fabulous Blitz. You rock, Heather! Thanks also to all 33 authors who offered up 50 books! How generous was that? And to my fellow bloggers who hosted, it was again great fun to be linked to all of you for such a great event.
And of course, huge thanks to everyone who entered. I hope you enjoyed yourselves and discovered a couple of new blogs to check out. Some of us who are just getting going in this publishing thing (more news on that as it comes in ; ) appreciate it.
So, on to the winner…..
The name/comment randomly chosen to win all three prizes is…Francene!!!!!! Congrats Francene, I’ll be sending you an email so I can get contact info from you.
Thanks again, Everyone! And don’t forget to check out the other blogs to see the winners there.
Happy New Year, and Happy Reading!
Winner of the SFR Holiday Blitz
First of all, I want to thank Heather at The Galaxy Express for putting on another fabulous Blitz. You rock, Heather! Thanks also to all 33 authors who offered up 50 books! How generous was that? And to my fellow bloggers who hosted, it was again great fun to be linked to all of you for such a great event.
And of course, huge thanks to everyone who entered. I hope you enjoyed yourselves and discovered a couple of new blogs to check out. Some of us who are just getting going in this publishing thing (more news on that as it comes in ; ) appreciate it.
So, on to the winner…..
The name/comment randomly chosen to win all three prizes is…Francene!!!!!! Congrats Francene, I’ll be sending you an email so I can get contact info from you.
Thanks again, Everyone! And don’t forget to check out the other blogs to see the winners there.
Happy New Year, and Happy Reading!
Bad Girl Wins Beacon Contest FF&P Category!
Yay! My futuristic won the First Coast Romance Writers Beacon contest for unpublished manuscripts! I was very excited to get the judges’ comments, particularly from the final round judge, Meghan Conrad from Cerridwen Press/Ellora’s Cave. Bad Girl has been seen by agents but never by an editor, so waiting to see what she had to say was nerve wracking. But her comments were positive and shed some light on where I could make the story better. And that’s really what we’re looking for when we enter contests–advice that makes our stories better.
Congrats to fellow FF&P category finalists Eden Glenn with her story, Dragon’s Mark, and Mary Karlik with her Izzy’s Tale, as well as to all the Beacon contestants and finalists. Thanks to the first round judges who have a lot of entries to read (this contest was for up to 30 pages! 30!), and it’s not an easy task. They did a great job explaining what worked and what didn’t in my story. More thanks to Ms. Conrad for her comments and suggestions, and for taking the time to explain things as well. And thanks to the First Coast Chapter and its contest coordinator Maria Connor. Contests are part of a chapter’s bread and butter. Fees let them continue the work of helping writers of all levels navigate the world we’ve decided to occupy. Plus, you get read by people who understand you. How cool is that? And coordinating a contest requires more patience and organization I’ll ever possess. My hat is off to you, Maria.
Finally, a big thanks to my friends and crit partners, Sharron and Jody. Your comments on the early manuscript helped form Bad Girl, for better or worse : ) Thanks!