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Son of an Earl Giveaway: Winner Announcement

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As we bid goodbye to another difficult and gruelling year, there is a final giveaway with the name of the lucky winner attached to it. The prize is an e-book set of Defying Propriety (As A Proper Lady Would and Son of an Earl) in conjunction with Bronwen Chisholm's visit to My Love for Jane Austen. Have you read her fascinating research on unique names and the accompanying excerpt from Son of an Earl?

Well, only two readers left a comment on her post which means there is a 50% chance of receiving both e-books for free. Random name picker was used and the winner is
Ginna

Ginna, you know the drill. Please contact me latest by Sunday, 9th January 2022 with your preferred e-book format (epub, mobi, pdf, etc) and the email address that you would like to be sent to. If there is no reply from you, darcybennett will automatically win both books.
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