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Fabulously Fine Friday's Winner

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Hello Everyone,

Fabulously Fine Friday's Winner, was Victor. Congratulations to Victor! Not only did I draw his name out of the box (no, I didn't look, all the papers were all folded the same way and pretty much all the same size, and I just reached in, without looking, and pulled out a name), but Victor also had a really funny and imaginative comment about what he would do as a dragon. I talked with MaryJanice Davidson's assistant and so she's gonna put everything together to send Victor the copy of the audio of MaryJanice Davidson's Me, Myself & Why.

I want to give a very special thank you to my wonderful and generous donors, who are also fabulous authors. Without them, this contest wouldn't have been possible. So thank you goes to:

Laura Childs

Ciara Gold

Will Simon

Christie Craig

MaryJanice Davidson

All of them were wonderful to interview and incredibly generous with their donations and time.

I want to thank all of you who entered each day, commented, supported me and supported this contest. This celebration wouldn't have been possible without you all, as well.

Congratulations to all the winners and I hope you enjoy your prizes! I had a blast with the whole thing!

Stay tuned...

This coming week I have an author interview scheduled (can't say who, yet, that's a surprise, but I'm excited about it!)

I've got other things I'm working on for this blog and I'm hoping to work with a couple of websites to bring y'all more fun and exciting things.

Hope everyone has a wonderful weekend! See you Monday!
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