Sunday, February 12, 2012

(1) CARA'S NEWS (2) WINNERS

CARA/ANDREA:StorybookHero

Cara/Andrea is very excited to announce that 7 of her Andrea Pickens traditional Regencies—including the RITA final The Storybook Hero are now available exclusively on Amazon at a very good price—just in time for Valentine's Day!

WINNERS:

Oh, my, do we have more winners!  Pearl Berger started off this round by winning a A-Winnerbook from Nicola.  Ora E. Amis and Laura Jordan both won books from Mary Jo.  Helene Grannes won a book from Anne.  Double winners Ann Stephens and Kathryn each won a book from Jo.  And last but certainly not least, Artemisia won a book from Joanna.  Congratulations, winners!

 

Feb 12, 2012 5:41:23 AM | Andrea Penrose, Andrea Pickens, Cara Elliott

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