January 2015 Free Book Winner!!
Congratulations to Gina Weatherly who won our January 2015 Free Book, UNBROKEN!!
I’ll mail your new book to you ASAP, Gina. Happy Reading!!
Many Blessings,
Sue
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Thank you, Joylene!!
Congratulations, Gina. And Sue, your photos are stunning!