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The 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway ~ Day 2
Welcome to Day 2 of the 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway!
Ten authors of Christian fiction joined together to shower twelve winners with gifts. In true twelve days of Christmas style, the prizes accumulate as time progresses. Yesterday, Liz Johnson kicked things off by giving a copy of her new release, Christmas Captive. I’m a huge fan of Liz’s Love Inspired Suspense novels–and every winner gets a copy! From today on, every winner will also receive a copy of my latest Love Inspired, The Rancher’s Mistletoe Bride! It’s the first book in my new Wyoming Cowboys series. Yay!
The prizes are building, and each day a different author will share the day’s prizes, so keep stopping back! The entry is below–super easy options!
Enter in the Rafflecopter giveaway below by following some of your favorite authors on social media and signing up for their newsletters. We draw a new winner every day, and on December 12th, we’ll give away a Kindle Fire HD 8.
Don’t forget to stop by Gabrielle Meyer‘s blog tomorrow to see the new prize!
Where are you at on the Christmas shopping? I have not begun. *biting nails*
Have a terrific day!!
*Our best-selling novella collection, I’ll Be Home for Christmas, is still available for a limited time for only 99 cents! Click HERE for more info and purchase link!*
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I have most of my shopping done, but I still have a couple of things to pick up.
I’m impressed, Linda! Way to get it done!
I have completed some Christmas shopping. I even wrapped one present. 🙂 Still more shopping this week. 🙂
Way to go, Melissa! Woohoo!!
I still lack a little bit. Hope to be done soon.
I lack…a lot! Haha! I’m sure you’ll finish soon!
this is such a fun idea. I have most of my shopping done
That must feel great! Good job!
I’ve got the one for my secret prayer partner done because the party is after Church tomorrow. Have to do a couple ornaments for the grandkids. We don’t give gifts to the adults. We give to charity instead. Usually something like a church group that provides Bibles or food for the needy.
I love that you have a prayer partner! And that’s really sweet that you donate to charities rather than exchange gifts!
Just about finished, now to wrap them all 😩
Oh, the wrapping. Don’t get me started!
I am doing pretty good on Christmas shopping for at least everyone in my home. My struggle is always when it comes to my parents. They are not remotely easy.
I also struggle with finding all kinds of stuff that I’d like and having to say no. Though I did pick up “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” yesterday. I thought I already had. Thanks for the reminder that I saw on your FB page yesterday!
Aww, thanks for buying the collection, Kelly! I know what you mean about it being tough to buy parents presents. I know you’ll find just the right gifts!
Haven’t started shopping yet. Not many people to buy for. Will put a small tree up soon. Most of my relatives are scattered all over the place.
We have all month to shop, right? Our relatives are all over, too. I hope you enjoy setting up your tree!
I only have 2 presents left to get so I am doing early shopping.
Ooh, Joy! Nice job!
I got most of my shopping done…I have a couple things left to get but for the most part everyone is taken care of.
Ooh, nice job, Jeannie!
I have present for all the littlest grandkids, but I just give the older ones money. It stresses me out too much to try to figure out what everyone would like. They all like money. All 5 of my kids are married, so I just give them money, too, most years. I know it’s not as personal, but I have to cut down on my stress level. Nobody has ever returned the money, and it’s always the right color! 😀
I’m with you, Winnie–older kids love cash! It’s easier for everyone. 🙂
Haven’t started yet,I don’t have but a few gifts to buy.
Perfect! You’ll get it done in no time!
I have most of my shopping done. Still need a couple more. I have 2 packages to put in the mail this week.
Way to go, Carol!
I guess I need to start mine,I’ve had surgery on my eye I haven’t got my tree up yet, because I can’t bend.everyone have a Merry Christmas.
Oh no, Barbara! I’m so sorry you had eye surgery and that you struggle to bend. It makes Christmas difficult. Try to soak in the season. I hope you recover quickly.