Winners!

The Mistletoe Madness Blog Hop was a great success. So many interesting posts on the blog stops. So many fascinating comments on my posts here. And we have two winners of a copy of my book Entanglements.

Print copy: Kathryn Merkel
ebook copy: Ronda Tutt

Also, congrats to Yadira who won the Grand Prize Nook.

Thank you all for entering. Merry Christmas!

It's NOT the End of the World...Yet: Happy Holidays

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Add a comment after this post between December 16th and December 23rd and be entered to win: (1) an ebook copy of ENTANGLEMENTS, or, (2) a print copy of ENTANGLEMENTS (open to U.S. residents. 

Click here to win the Grand Prize Nook loaded with great ebooks. 

We're coming up on 2012 y'all. It's the year the Mayan calendar will end. I plan a post next week that will include a poll: If the world ended and you had to spend eternity in a book, which one would it be? But I need YOUR submissions to build the poll.  

Here are some classics for consideration:

1. Alice in Wonderland

2. A Christmas Carol

3. War and Peace

4. Gone with the Wind

5. To Kill a Mockingbird

6. Pride and Prejudice

7. Wuthering Heights

8. The Great Gatsby

Now it's time for you to comment and give me your submissions for the poll. By commenting you'll also be entered to win an ebook copy or print copy of Entanglements. And, if you comment and fill out the form on this link: Entry Form  you'll be entered to win a loaded NOOK.

*Be sure to leave your email address in case you win.

What Character Do You Want Christmas With: Blog Hop-Win prizes

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Add a comment after this post between December 16th and December 23rd and be entered to win: (1) an ebook copy of ENTANGLEMENTS, or, (2) a print copy of ENTANGLEMENTS (open to U.S. residents. 

Click here to win the Grand Prize Nook loaded with great ebooks. 

Leave a comment with the answer to the following question: What Literary Character would you like to invite to Christmas Dinner?

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My answer? I'm going to go traditional and choose Scrooge. I would love to talk personally with the famous miser and hear about his experiences with the ghosts and the lessons he learned. When some presidential candidates start sounding like the pre-redemption Ebenezer, it seems timely.