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WIN a copy of A GOOD CONFESSION result

Drum roll. Nervous shuffling of feet.

It gives me great pleasure to announce….oh wait, apology first…so sorry for the delay in revealing who has won a hardback copy of A GOOD CONFESSION something to do with a Laura Ashley hat (don’t ask) ….as I was saying…cough…the winner is…ANN PERRIN. Her name went into the hat 14 times because that’s how many comments she made on this blog during the month of October.

Well done, Ann and I hope you keep on commenting….

 

2 comments on “WIN a copy of A GOOD CONFESSION result”

  1. ann perrin
    November 27, 2012
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    Crickey the second thing I’ve won in my entire life, the first was a car in the sixites for a slogan, for an instant cake mix,,we were moving house,so had to take the cash instead!
    What better in later life than a posh hardback and from inspirational writer!, Can’t wait to get stuck in! Thank you Ann

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  2. bridget whelan
    November 30, 2012
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    And thank you Ann for being such a brilliant commenter — go visit her blog people!

    Reply

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