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Mary Stewart Giveaway Winner

And the winner is...Kerry!

Please send me your mailing address and a brand new copy of Madam, Will You Talk? will be wending its way to your door. I wanted to thank all the commenters for sharing your lovely stories. It was a treat reading them.
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  1. azteclady11:51 AM

    Big congrats, Kerry!

    And now, you evil Angie, I'm off to search for Mary Stewart's books...








    (again, thank you)

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  2. Kerry4:16 PM

    Whee! How exciting!

    So I'm sorry to ask a dumb question, but where can I find your email address to contact you with my address?

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  3. Charlotte4:51 PM

    I love this one, but it always makes me sad that I cannot wear crisp linen frocks, like the heroine. Mine become wrinkled and wilted almost at once...sigh.

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  4. Christine10:59 PM

    Congrats, Kerry!!! =)


    *checking my library's online catalog for Madam, Will You Talk?* ;)

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  5. azteclady10:24 AM

    Kerry: under her picture on the right, under the heading "Authors/Publishers" there's a contact me link.

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  6. Kerry5:48 PM

    Thanks Azteclady. I found it and have emailed.

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  7. Kerry5:17 PM

    My copy of the book arrived today. It looks lovely and very tempting. I am going to have some waiting time at my son's school this morning, so I shall tuck this in my handbag and read while I wait. Thank you very much.

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  8. Angiegirl6:17 PM

    Kerry, really? I'm so glad! That was faster than I feared it would be. You are very welcome and I hope you enjoy it.

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