2011 LAUREL AWARD WINNER
Congratulations, Rosslyn!
Rosslyn Elliott, author of our first annual Laurel Award-winning title, will receive: a beautiful seal to proudly display on her website, a year-long page on COTT dedicated to the winning book Fairer Than Morning, a podcast interview with author and Christian Authors Guild Vice-President Cynthia Simmons, and a feature tour on our 26-member Blog Alliance. A smashing prize for a debut author!! A round of applause please, for our Ultimate Champion!
The race was a close one, and we staffers were biting our nails "backstage" as the votes ticked in. Each finalist is deserving and should be highly honored for making it here. We hope that this Christmas season you will consider a Laurel Finalist for your gift-giving list. You won't be disappointed.
And now for our grand prize giveaway . . .
Beth Vogt is the lucky recipient of 15 books (including all our finalists)! Keep an eye out for your mail guy, Beth. He'll be carrying:
The Promise of Deer Run by Elaine Marie Cooper
Quiet Deception by Ann Gaylia O'Barr
Yesterday's Promise by Delia Latham
Now is the Time by Gail Pallotta
Journey of Faith by Katie McCurdy
Wounded Spirits by April Gardner
The Mystery of Spiritual Sensitivity by Carol Brown
A Familiar Evil by Anne Patrick
Shadowed in Silk by Christine Lindsay
The Road to Deer Run by Elaine Marie Cooper
Love Turns the Tide(ebook) by Gail Pallotta
Hearts Crossing by Marianne Evans
Fairer Than Morning by Rosslyn Elliot
Quiet Deception by Ann Gaylia O'Barr
Yesterday's Promise by Delia Latham
Now is the Time by Gail Pallotta
Journey of Faith by Katie McCurdy
Wounded Spirits by April Gardner
The Mystery of Spiritual Sensitivity by Carol Brown
A Familiar Evil by Anne Patrick
Shadowed in Silk by Christine Lindsay
The Road to Deer Run by Elaine Marie Cooper
Love Turns the Tide(ebook) by Gail Pallotta
Hearts Crossing by Marianne Evans
Fairer Than Morning by Rosslyn Elliot
Driven by Shellie Neumeier
A Tailor-made Bride by Karen Witemeyer
Thank you to everyone who had a hand in making this Tournament of Champions all that it was. Authors, Sponsors, and most importantly READERS. We hope you loved hangin' with us at our party. Can't wait to do it again next year!
