Blog Ring of Power: Year in Review Winners


First off, I'd like to thank all the people who came to visit our Blog Ring of Power series all year. It's been great having you stop by. I'd also like to thank all of the authors for letting us pick through their minds and being so generous as to offer prizes for our giveaway!  Thank you, thank you, thank you! I can't say it enough!
Now the moment everyone has been waiting for:
WINNERS of the Prizes from the Blog Ring of Power — 2013 Year in Review Edition!
$25 Gift Card: Carolsue Anderson

T.J. Loveless’ Going Through Hell Paperback: Shannon Aleene

Sandra Ulbrich Almazan’s Twinned Universes ebook: Steve Webber

Beth Barany’s Henrietta the Dragonslayer ebook: Coleen Burright

Bonnie Milani – Home World & Trades ebooks: Krizia Almiranez

Ellen Larson’s In Retrospect hard cover: April Davis Woods

Michelle Hauck’s Kindar’s Cure ebook: Kami Bryant

Tracy Lane’s Entwined Courage ebook: Debra Martin

Heidi Vlach’s Render ebook #1: Leann McKenzi     Render ebook #2: Coleen Burright     Render ebook #3: Sherry Fundin

A.W. Exley’s Nefertiti’s Heart ebook: Aria Glazki

E.B. Black’s Medusa’s Desire ebook: Aria Glazki

Kate Evangelista’s Taste, Reaping Me Softly, Unreap My Heart ebooks: Doreen Hayes     Romancing the BookWorm ebook: Leann McKenzi

Kristi Petersen Schoonover’s Skeletons in the Swimming Hole paperback #1: Nancy Allis     Skeletons in the Swimming Hole paperback #2: Alan Saxton     Bad Apple paperback #1: Suzinski Suzy     Bad Apple paperback #2: Heather Wright Dingman

Gail Z. Martin’s Ice Forged paperback: Julie Ryan

Lori Sjoberg’s Grave Intentions ebook: Stacy Povin

$20 Amazon Gift Card: Marlene Moss

$10 Amazon Gift Card + signed copy of Hereafter second edition: Laurie Cavanaugh
BRoP Logo RevisedCongratulations to all the winners!

Authors of the giveaway will be contacting each winner via e-mail. Thanks again!

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