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Winners Announced: Thank You Giveaway

A huge thank you to the ten authors and the many followers who were actively involved not only in this giveaway but also in our ten week feature. Without you our blog and page would not be as enjoyable as it is.

There are TEN winners in total. Each winner can select ONE ebook from any one of the ten authors who were involved in our feature.

Check out our reviews and the authors' pages for more information on the books available.

Author Amazon Links:
R.M Gilmore
Katherine Rochholz
Melissa Stevens
Stacey Rourke
J.L McCoy
Lauren Hunter
Tiffany Luv Wright
JVK
Teresa Gabelman
Toi Thomas


Winners


Amanda Collins 
Shona Lawrence 
Please contact us with your one ebook choice, your prefered format and your email address either in a comment, inbox on facebook or by email bexnbooks@yahoo.com.

Congratulations to the ten winners!

Comments

  1. Congratulations to all of the winners!

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  2. Yay, thanks so much!!! Id love Casting Gems (Tales From A 20 Year Old Witch) by Tiffany Luv Wright for Kindle please :)

    natcleary at gmail dot com

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  3. Thank you very much. I would love Sins of The Father (Book #2 in the Skye Morrison Vampire Series) by J.L. McCoy in Kindle format please.

    graczykowski@sbcglobal.net

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  4. Thank you very much, I'll pick blood of the son by jj mccoy

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