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Winners of the Christmas Contest for a novel by Celeste Bradley or Ella Quinn

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Image Courtesy of Pixabay. Christmas brings its own treasure to a couple of lucky readers from this blog... Thank you to all of you who emailed me expressing your wish to be entered to win a book in my Christmas contest. Unfortunately, there could only be two winners. Congratulations to Maryia Kovaleva from Belarus and to Daria Postolachi from Moldova. Image Below: Courtesy of Pixabay  Maryia has won a copy of Celeste Bradley's THE DUKE NEXT DOOR. Daria has won a copy of Ella Quinn's BELIEVE IN ME. To those of you who haven't scored a book, I highly recommend these stories to you. If you can't find them in a bookshop close to you, you can always order them on line.   Santa's probably already bought one of each for Mrs Claus...although he'll probably read them too after his sleigh run!!  Image Courtesy of Pixabay. Maryia and Daria, your copies shall be in the mail tomorrow. Thanks again for responding to my emails so q...

Guest Author: Celeste Bradley

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Today’s Guest Author was a professional artist before becoming a  NY Times and USA Today Best-selling author, so her creativity is definitely strong! She continues to indulge this talent not only through her storytelling but through her hobbies of jewellery making and making collages.  From America’s Southwest, I have yet to meet this two time RITA Nominee, winner of the prestigious Historical Storyteller of the Year from RT Book Reviews, and inductee of the RWAmerica Honour Roll, but am looking forward to doing so this year at the Australian Romance Readers Association author signings in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne in March, and at the Booklovers Convention in New Orleans in May. A huge welcome to Celeste Bradley!  Thank you so much for being my guest today, Celeste. Hey there, Alyssa! I'm happy to be here. :) I’ve got a lot of your backlist to catch up on but I’m loving reading the Runaway Brides series at the moment and have loved the premise...