Blop Hop Winners

It's Wednesday, but it's not Word Nerd Wednesday. Instead, I'm announcing the winners of the Summer Splash Blog Hop.

The e-book of Lost Without You goes to Cathy Jeppson.

The e-book of At the Water's Edge goes to Lynn Parsons.

The e-book of The Golden Cup of Kardak goes to Lisa Banks Bennett.

The paperback of Spires of Stone Goes to Aimee.

The paperback of Paige goes to Zanza.


Thanks to all who entered!

The fine print: If I don't receive email addresses or mailing addresses (where applicable) for the winners by 8/3, prizes are forfeited.





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