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Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Winner, Winner, (Back to School) Chicken Dinner!
7:50 AM
My giveaway for a hardcover copy of The Night Sister, a new thriller/chiller by Jennifer McMahon, ended a couple of days ago and I'm pleased to announce the winner. Congratulations to Margie Shaw! She says she's never won anything, so I'm glad Rafflecopter.com/Random.org chose her for the prize :) I've already heard from Margie, so the book will be on its way to her soon.Thank you to everyone who entered the giveaway. Thanks, especially, go to the generous folks at Doubleday who provided the book and will be paying for shipping costs.
I enjoyed The Night Sister a lot (read my review here) and I think you will, too. Those of you who entered to win, but didn't, be sure to get yourself a copy of the book from your library or favorite bookstore.
Happy reading!
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Congrats Margie! I've won a few things but I remember what it was like to never win anything. Your luck is changing!
ReplyDeleteP.S I totally wasn't insulting the name T.J. In the context of the book it felt deliberate and forced. No offense. I hope we're still friends. :)