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Heroes at Risk Giveaway Winner

And the winner is...Jenn!

Please contact me with your mailing address. When Ms. Moore's author copies come in she'll get it sent on its way to you. I loved hearing about your favorite heroes, heroines, anti-heroes, and more. There were some great mentions of my beloved Eugenides, the awesome Sirantha Jax, and classics Rhett Butler and Mr. Darcy. Also, several I have never heard of and look forward to checking out. Happily, it seems those of us in the know are one on the lovableness of Taro--the Stallion of the Triple S, Source Extraordinaire, and general Putter-Up-With-Lee! Thanks to Moira for her excellent interview!
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  1. Vanessa12:59 PM

    Congrats, Jenn!

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  2. Jenn (Books At Midnight)8:59 PM

    Thank you so much again! (:
    I can't wait to read it.

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