Winner of the Tina DeSalvo Contest

Hi everyone and thank you for visiting the blog and entering the Tina DeSalvo Contest either by leaving a comment or by emailing me at alyssaj.montgomeryromance@gmail.com
All names were put into the draw and one pulled out at random.

The winner is....       LISA MURRAY
Congratulations Lisa!
Please send me your contact details, (alyssaj.montgomeryromance@gmail.com) I'll get them to Tina and she can forward you the Amazon Gift Voucher. If I don't hear from you, there will be a redraw after December 12th (Australian Date).

Thanks to Tina for running this contest on the blog.

I hope you'll all keep visiting the blog to meet up with authors and for more chances to win. There is currently a contest running from Eloisa James, this week Brenda Novak is giving one lucky reader a chance to win one of her titles and in a couple of weeks there'll be two Elizabeth Hoyt titles up for grabs.

Have a wonderful week and don't forget to check out Tina's latest release, The Fathers of Victoria Gallen! There's an excerpt on her website:  tinadesalvo.com

Best wishes
Alyssa J. Montgomery




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About the Blogger:
Alyssa J. Montgomery is an Australian contemporary romance author who is published by Escape Publishing (Harlequin Enterprises, Australia). She also 
writes medieval romance as Alyssa James,



 

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  1. Alyssa J Montgomery 6 December 2018 at 22:00

    Still doing my best to try to contact Lisa Murray via google. Lisa, the clock is ticking! Please contact me in the next 24 hours or I will announce a new winner as per conditions of entry!

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