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Showing posts with label winners. Show all posts

Jenny!

Since you entered by email, I will email you to tell you that you won. Sorry that this is so late, Colleen was away and then I did not get a chance to announce the winner until right now.

So, now for PICTURES!

David sent the following blurb along: "Here's a picture of me reading Rises the Night along with my friend Sheri (from Tennessee), who is visibly frightened by the vampiric goings on. Don't worry, she soon dusted the undead stalker about to attack her (my flatmate Alistair from Scotland). Venator or not, not even vampires should mess with a pregnant lady!!"




Entry Two, from Rinoa, shows the best place ever for Colleen's book, right by Marion Zimmer Bradley! (That's one of my favourite Bradley's too).

Marg sent along a picture of her son reading Gleason. I am not sure if it is age appropriate. haha. Is he not cute, though? (And he reads, his Pokemon books show up on Marg's library list from time to time.)






Not to be undone, we have a cat reading! This is Merlin, Rhinoa's cat. She sent six different pictures (she also has a cat name Morgaine). Coolest cat names ever! haha


And, lastly, this is a picture sent in by Jenny, the winner, of Gleason in Singapore!


This is are the pictures I received, some people did not send any. Feel free to send more in even if the contest is closed, it's fun!



As you all know, all who commented on Colleen Gleason's interview had the chance to win an ARC copy of Rises the Night, book 2 of the Gardella Vampire Chronicles, generously offered by its author. So, Kailana drew the name earlier this evening and the lucky, very lucky winner is...

... Sorry, not you Ames...

...MEARDABA!

Congratulations Meardaba! Many are very jealous of you!

To claim your prize, please contact us at thetwistedk@gmail.com or Colleen, directly, at author@colleengleason.com.



Wow, there's really been a lot of things going on on this blog :D So as you know, Colleen was our guest blogger last Wednesday and in her post, she offered a copy of The Rest Falls Away. So the name has been drawn this morning and our lucky winner is...

!!!!LOUISE!!!!

Congrats Louise!!! You're such a lucky girl!

The winner of the Advanced Reading Copy of Rises the Night will be drawn on Friday, so be sure and get your comments in!

(And, Kelly apologizes for not having this up earlier, she got stuck in Renaissance England, but not by choice!)



So, Sunday was the last chance to send in your guest reviews for a chance to be entered in a draw to win one of the Twisted Kingdom Author of the Month Books. Originally, only one person was going to win, but since only four people joined in, we decided to make you ALL winners.

Congrats to the four of you, the four of you being:

Zeek from The Way I See It
Katie from Rhinoa's Ramblings
Stephanie from Stephanie's Confessions of a Book-a-holic
Marg from Reading Adventures

We will just need your addresses and the books that you would like to receive. You have a year to claim your prize, but we likely will be a bit more hasty and try and get the books out in May. The catch, though, since we are giving away four books, hopefully all four of you will guest review your winnings in the months that they are author of the month, or if they have gone by already, afterwards. Guest reviews are still accepted, even if there is no longer a competition.

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Since I was a little girl I have been fascinated with books. Early photos show me with a book in hand, even if it was not exactly my reading level... My first word was a made-up word meaning 'book', actually. I suppose I had my priorities at an early age... Over the years my interest in books has become one of the defining features of who I am as a person. You can probably call me a bookworm. While I have other interests, reading will always be the one I talk about the most, even if I am not focusing on it as much as I used to.

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