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The Winners in our Pre-Order Campaign!

Bysuehar

What a delight to be able to give these lovely items to the winners of our drawing. Thank you so much to everyone who pre-ordered THE MIDWIFE’S TOUCH.

Those who pre-ordered will receive a signed bookplate and a coaster that features the cover art of the novel. In addition, our winners are as follows:

Winner of the hand-sewn Red Lap Quilt: Melissa Cottle!

The winner of our hand-sewn Butterfly Lap Quilt: Mary Massongill!

The 4 winners of an Insulated Drink Cup: Linda Miller, Lori Peffers, Barbara Baker Cupps, and Allen Bishop!

And the 2 winners of a Coffee/Tea Mug: Jackie Doran and Jim Sylvester!

Congratulations to the winners and again my sincere thank you to everyone who pre-ordered. Although the prizes have been given out, if you pre-order between now and the release date of February 7, 2023, I will send you a signed bookplate and a coaster. Just let me know you pre-ordered and message me your address on my FaceBook page Sue Harrison Author or email me at sue@sueharrison.com.

Happy Reading!

Sue

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