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March Giveaway

To cheer you up: A Giveaway!


The prize is a signed copy of Alaskan Hideaway and an agate pendant (like the one the heroine receives in the upcoming book, Alaskan Dreams.)

You must be a newsletter subscriber to enter. You can sign up for the newsletter HERE


If you don't have a U.S. mailing address, the substitute prize will be two Northern Lights e-books of your choice. Must be 18 to enter. Void where prohibited. If the winner doesn't respond to an email within a week, a new winner will be chosen. 


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  1. thank you for the chance to win

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  2. Thank you for doing this. Stay safe

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  3. Stay Safe Beth Thank you for this amazing giveaway!

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  4. I am grateful to the person that sent me Friskie's Canned Cat Food. I have 9 rescue cats that I shelter and most are elderly with no teeth. My job is redundant at this time, so I am out of work. I just want food for my cats. I'll eat grass if I have to.

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    1. I'm so glad you have people looking after you and your cats. Stay safe, Audrey.

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