Remember last Tuesday’s Audiobook Giveaway on Facebook? Where those amazingly generous people at Macmillan Audio gave give you the chance to win a bundle of Kate Shugak audiobooks?
Can’t believe they included the new book in that, but they did.
Without further ado, here’s the lucky five who won:
Angelique Graham from Florence, Arizona
Diana Davila Pinagel from Miami Shores, Florida
Jodi Darby from Santa Rosa, California
John Bychowski from Carol Stream, Illinois
Sunny Nestler from Brunswick, Maryland
Samanatha the Sensational down at Macmillan Audio wrote yesterday, “I have just sent an email notifying them they’ve won. I will be out of the office the next two days so I will send out the prizes early next week.”
Congratulations, everyone!
Five days and counting…
Pre-order your copies here:
Autographed copies from the Poisoned Pen.
on Amazon.
on Barnes and Noble.
on iTunes.
I can’t think of a more deserving winner than John. He’s a friend from Laurie King’s book club and a nicer person, as well as a more book loving person, just doesn’t exist!
Congrats to all the winners!
Waaahooo!! My first Kate audiobooks. Now I will learn how badly I’ve been pronouncing place and people names. Thanks Samantha, MacMillan, and Dana!!
Enjoy, Jodi, and thanks, Karen!
Kate Shugak has been my shero since 1992, when my daughter was two years old. Today, my daughter gave me her copy of RESTLESS IN THE GRAVE, with strict orders to return it in two days. (We read fast.) We both have read all the other Kate Shugak novels. It meant so much to me to be able to share Kate with my daughter. (I named her Ameli, but she’s chosen her own nickname — Katie.) I always loved the scene where Kate Shugak danced alone on the mountaintop as the Northern Lights glimmered and shone. And when I became a forensic interviewer, interviewing children and teens who’d been abused or witnessed violent crimes — I appreciated these novels even more. Reading these novels has made me a stronger, more resilient woman through my adult life, and they have made my daughter stronger, too. We both are avid readers with more than a thousand books read in our lives — many more — and the Kate Shugak novels are our favorites. They are our go-to books for tough times. It isn’t only the quality of the writing and the excellence of the characters; it’s also the feeling that someone really understands the experience of being a strong, independent, working woman with a huge sense of justice. Thank you, Dana.
What a wonderful compliment, Kiesa. Thank you so much.