Winners of The Mistress of All Giveaway!!

 Three winners were chosen from those who commented on my posts about Lory Lilian's newest book, "The Mistress of All." Lory was gracious enough to offer two eBooks, and I am offering an additional piece of my handmade Jane Austen-inspired jewelry. Winners will be able to choose which prize they'd like in the order that they respond to this announcement. Without further ado...

1) Gail M. Frisby

2) Sarah P

3) elizabeth


To claim your prize, respond to the comment left for you on the blog post or send a private message through the Jane Austen State of Mind Facebook page. 

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