Winners! Winners! Winners!
We hope all of you had a wonderful Christmas with loved ones, lots of fun, and delicious food. The New Year is only a few days away. Have you joined any good reading challenges yet?
Okay, now to the part everyone has been waiting for- the winners! Each name was drawn randomly from a huge tupperware container by me, my hubby and my two oldest daughters. They were as excited as I was to see whose name was going to be drawn.
I drew the winner of the $50 Amazon gift card first, but I'm not going to tell you who it is until the end. Ha! Here we go:
- Oh, Say Can You See? by Laurie (LC) Lewis - Annette Lyon (for her comment on Stephanie Humphreys' post)
- Backlash by Traci Hunter Abramson - Julie (for her comment on Lori Nawyn's post)
- Alma the Younger by Heather (HB) Moore - Elizabeth Morgan (for her comment on Anne Bradshaw's post)
- True Miracles with Genealogy by Anne Bradshaw - Hummer (Frances Ellsworth) (one of her five entries for blogging about the Countdown!)
- Dingo by Anne Bradshaw - Chantele Sedgwick (for her comment on Sheralyn Pratt's post)
- Second Kiss by Natalie Palmer - Elizabeth Morgan (for her comment on Tamara Hart Heiner's post)
- Cross My Heart by Julie Wright - Judy (for her comment on Anne Bradshaw's post)
- Cold As Ice by Stephanie Black - Chantele Sedgwick (for her comment on Liz Carlston's post)
- Meg's Melody by Kaylee Baldwin - Lisa Bennett (one of her five entries for blogging about the Countdown!)
- Save the Child by Margaret Turley - Krista Jensen (for following LDSWBR on Twitter!)
- Anasazi Intrigue (ebook) by Linda Weaver Clarke - Callets (for tweeting about the Countdown on Dec 12)
- Mayan Intrigue (ebook) by Linda Weaver Clarke - Judy (for her comment on Joan Soward's post)
- City of Angels by Sheralyn Pratt - Chantele Sedgwick (for her comment on Kristen Landon's post)
- The Star Prophecy by Joan Sowards - Linda (aka @ponilinda) (for tweeting about the Countdown on Dec 18)
- The beautiful handmade apron from Joan Sowards - Lisa Bennett (one of her five entries for blogging about the Countdown!)
And finally, the winner of the $50 Amazon gift card is.....
Krista Jensen!!!!!!
Congratulations to Krista and all of our Countdown to Christmas winners!
If you are a winner in the Countdown to Christmas 2010 contest, send an email to ldswbr(at)gmail(dot)com to claim your prize. I will do my best to contact you if I haven't heard from you in the next few days. After a week or so, if I haven't been able to reach a prize winner, I will draw a new name for the prize.
Thank you to all of our blog readers. We hope you enjoyed the Countdown to Christmas. As always, we love to hear from you, so feel free to leave us comments or email us anytime.
LDSWBR hopes you had a wonderful 2010 and wishes you all the best in 2011!
Sheralyn was born at an early age, with 10 fingers and 10 toes. She is proud to report that she currently retains all 20 digits. In the past Sheralyn has been a karate instructor, musical theater performer, a beach bum, freelance writer, nomadic traveler, and, yes, a private investigator. At the moment she enjoys working with and training her dog to give the poor thing breaks from sitting and Sheralyn's feet with the unbearable task of watching someone write a book.
Lolly's Yarn is Anna Arnett's first novel. You can learn more about Anna on her website & blog: 
Linda Weaver Clarke travels throughout the United States, teaching a “Family Legacy Workshop,” encouraging people to write their family history and autobiography. She is the author of the historical romance series, “A Family Saga in Bear Lake, Idaho,” which includes: Melinda and the Wild West - a semi-finalist for the “Reviewers Choice Award 2007,” and a new mystery series, “The Adventures of John and Julia Evans.”
Kristen Landon writes exciting and intriguing books for children and young adults from her home in Highland, Utah, surrounded by the beautiful Wasatch Mountains. She enjoys hiking, kayaking and picnicking in nearby mountain canyons with her husband and four children. She can often be found reading—or writing—a good book.
Although born in Wales, Anne Bradshaw grew up in England and now lives in the USA. When not glued to the chair typing, she is reading, walking, pottering in the garden, or enjoying photography. She happy-danced when a feature screenplay (The Ardanea Pendant) she co-authored won first place (fantasy/sci-fi genre) in a recent International Family Film Festival. True Miracles with Genealogy is Anne's sixth published book. It is also available as an eBook for all electronic readers. DINGO, Anne's new teen mystery/suspense is currently selling as an eBook. The print version of DINGO is available at Amazon.com, and in stores such as Barnes & Noble, and Borders.
