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DAY 1 – 12 DAYS OF GIVEAWAYS – 2023

CONGRATS TO ALL MY 12 DAYS OF GIVEAWAYS WINNERS! (They have all been contacted and replied)
Thank you everyone who played along in the 2023 12 Days of Giveaways! I know I say this every year but it was the best one ever!! Seriously, they just keep getting better because of you guys!

Merry Christmas (or happily holidays) and please stay safe!

Julie

DAY 1 Susan VanDusen

DAY 2 Colleen Jamison

DAY 3 Renee Henson

DAY 4 Sara Mikrut

DAY 5 Heather Blitz

DAY 6 Kimberly Morehouse

DAY 7 Denise Council

DAY 8 Laikeshia Abrams

DAY 9 Amber Johnson

DAY 10 Athena Graeme

DAY 11 Leslie Caruthers

DAY 12 Deanna Dodge

 

Welcome to my annual 12 DAYS OF GIVEAWAYS! 

If you’re new to this – here’s how it works:

1.   Each day from December 1 through December 12 I will put up a new giveaway HERE on my website with instructions on how to enter, a detailed description of the prize, and some stuff about the book or series. Each giveaway is different and each has ONE WINNER. MY GIVEAWAYS ARE ALWAYS OPEN INTERNATIONAL 

2.   Each giveaway runs UNTIL DECEMBER 13.

3.   Winners are CHOSEN and NOTIFIED on December 14. I will be notifying winners USING THE EMAIL USED TO COMMENT ON THIS BLOG – and all winners will BE LISTED AT THE TOP OF EACH GIVEAWAY POST HERE ON MY WEBSITE on December 14.

4.   Winners have 24 hours to respond, then another winner will be chosen.

5.   ALL PRIZES WILL BE MAILED ON DECEMBER 15.  If I’m waiting on a winner to respond and they miss the December 15 mail date, that prize will be mailed when I get around to it. I live in the middle of nowhere so a trip to the post office is a “thing” for me. 🙂 So make sure you’re checking for winners on the 14th.

6.   I will send newsletters announcing giveaways on December 1, December 6, December 12, and a Winner newsletter on December 14. I NEVER send this many newsletters in a month so sorry if that feels spammy. 

7.   You can also FOLLOW MY BLOG. I will also make a blog post HERE announcing ALL WINNERS on the 14th. If you want to follow this blog there will be a form at the bottom of each post to do that. Then you get an email when I POST HERE. I don’t do that often – December is the exception because of the 12 Days and my yearly “Wrap-up” post.

NO PURCHASE NECESSARY.

THAT’S IT! I HOPE YOU ALL ENJOY THIS!

All prizes this year are self-care gift baskets filled with everyday and luxury items, plus a $25 gift card and a signed copy of a a book.

NOW LET’S GET ON TO THE FIRST GIVEAWAY!

IN EACH POST I WILL HIGHLIGHT A BOOK

TODAY’S BOOK HIGHLIGHT IS THE MISTERS BOX SET!

READ THEM ALL FOR FREE IN KINDLE UNLIMITED!

CLICK TO GET THE BOX SET!

For the first time ever the complete seven-book set of the USA Today bestselling series is available in one download! More than 1500 paperback pages. 

Mr. Perfect –Ellie is the “celebrity concierge” at Stonewall Entertainment. She’s good at it. On most days. Just… not the day her new boss, McAllister Stonewall, shows up and catches her secretly sexting in his debut executive meeting.

Mr. Romantic – Ivy is the “preacher’s daughter”. She’s desperate for a job after just graduating college when an offer comes in from the infamous Mr. Romantic. All the Misters are infamous from a media-frenzy college scandal but everyone knows Mr. Romantic was the one who “did it”.

Mr. Corporate – Victoria is self-made, super-competitive, and drowning in debt when she finds herself battling with her ex, Weston Conrad, for a job. She moved on because the two of them were never going to work. But now Weston is back and somehow he brought all her old secrets with him.

Mr. Mysterious – Cindy is a girl who goes after her dream no matter what and she set her mind on her brother’s best friend a long time ago. She does not give a crap about the best-friend’s-little-sister rule. She’s confident that Mr. Mysterious can hold his own against her brother, Mr. Match.

Mr. Match – Katya is a girl with secrets.  Meeting Oliver Shrike four years ago changed everything. Now their past is back to haunt them.  Maybe she can save him, even if she can’t save herself.

Mr. Five – Princess Rory has been in love with Five Aston her entire life. Nothing can ever come between them. Except Five thinks she’s better off without him. But Rory Shrike wants her man back. And not even the genius brain of Mr. Five will stop her.

Mr. & Mrs. – Is it the wedding of the century? Or a disaster in the making? All the Misters are gathered together on Five’s island paradise for the most outrageous wedding ever!

CLICK TO GET THE BOX SET!

 

LISTEN TO THE MR. PERFECT AUDIOBOOK TEASER!

AUDIOBOOK is Whispersynced on AMAZON and available at AUDIBLE and APPLE AUDIOBOOKS.

The audiobook isn’t in the Audible Plus Catalog BUT it is Whispersynced so you can get it for just $7.49 when you grab the eBook first.

NARRATED BY ROB SHAPIRO and AVA ERICKSON!

CLICK THE VID TO HEAR A SAMPLE OF AVA AS ELLIE!

 

GIVEAWAY #1

MR PERFECT GIFT SET

 

 

WHAT’S IN THE GIFT SET!

 

1. SIGNED COPY OF MR. PERFECT

2. PREMIUM STICKER SET

3. HANDMADE UNICORN ORNAMENT

4. LOLLIA ‘BREATHE’ PEOPNY & WHITE LILY BUBBLE BATH

5. LOLLIA ‘RELAX’ LAVENDER AND HONEY BODY BUTTER

6. ARCHIVE ‘JOURNEY WITHIN’ GREEN TEA AND WILLOW SHOWER GEL

7. FESTIVE FUZZY SOCKS

8. FESTIVE SCRUNCHIE

9. SATIN EYE MASK

10. $25 AMAZON GIFT CARD

ALL INSIDE A BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL DECORATIVE GREEN BASKET.

AND HERE’S HOW TO ENTER TO WIN TODAY’S GIFT SET!

 

(1) COMMENT HERE on the blog (below) and tell me –

WHERE DO YOU LIVE IN THE WORLD?

YOU DON’T HAVE TO GIVE YOUR CITY IF YOU DON’T WANT. JUST YOUR COUNTRY OR STATE.

IF THIS IS YOUR FIRST TIME COMMENTING ON THE BLOG IT HAS TO BE APPROVED. SO DON’T WORRY IF IT DOESN’T SHOW UP RIGHT AWAY.

MY ANSWER

I LIVE IN CENTRAL COLORADO, JUST EAST OF COLORADO SPRINGS. I’VE BEEN IN COLORADO FOR 25 YEARS BUT I WASN’T BORN HERE. I LOVE THE MOUNTAINS BUT I DON’T LIVE IN THE MOUNTAINS BECAUSE, AS PRETTY AS IT IS, IT’S NOT EASY TO LIVE UP THERE. THE ROADS ARE FEW AND FAR BETWEEN, THE SNOW IS CRAZY, AND IT’S PRETTY MUCH A BIG HASSEL IN ALL WAYS YOU CAN IMAGINE.

BUT I DO LIVE IN A LITTLE MICRO-CLIMATE THAT GETS MORE SNOW THAN MOST PLACES AROUND ME. WE ARE AT 7100 FEET ALTITUDE SO THE TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCE FROM WHERE I AM AND ALL THE CLOSEST TOWNS IS USUALLY SEVERAL DEGREES (COOLER BECAUSE THEY ARE ABOUT 1000 FEET LOWER IN ELEVATION). IT RARELY GETS ABOVE THE HIGH 80’S IN THE SUMMER – ALMOST NEVER. AND I LIKE THAT A LOT. BEING UP HERE IN THE SUMMER IS AMAZING. 

WINTER IS CHALLENGING BECAUSE MY DRIVEWAY IS VERY LONG (AND VERY EXPENSIVE TO PLOW IF IT GETS BURIED, WHICH DOES HAPPEN EVERY COUPLE YEARS) AND I HAVE HORSES AND DONKEYS. ANYONE WITH EQUINES KNOWS HOW HARD THE WATER SITUATION IS IN THE WINTER. EVERYTHING IS DIFFICULT WHEN THE TEMPS ARE BELOW FREEZING. 

BUT I LOVE COLORADO AND I REALLY LIKE WHERE I LIVE EVEN THOUGH IT’S IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE AND MOST PEOPLE WOULD GO CRAZY BEING SO FAR AWAY FROM EVERYTHING. AS A WRITER, IT SUITS ME FINE. 🙂

 

AND HERE is a sneak peek of tomorrow’s giveaway!

Make sure you stop by and enter!

BTW – THERE ARE FOUR FUN WAYS TO STAY IN TOUCH with me. 

 

ONE – FOLLOW THIS BLOG – FILL OUT THE FORM BELOW  and you will be notified via email whenever I put up a new blog post. I usually do this about once a month unless I’m having a cover reveal, or a new release, or something special like this 12 Days of Giveaways. This is not a newsletter list. It’s ONLY tied to BLOG POSTS.

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FOUR – If you like more personal things, then my Instagram is the place to be. This is where I post everyday stories about my ranch and farm animals.

 

I HOPE YOU ALL HAVE A VERY HAPPY HOLIDAY AND NEW YEAR.

Stay calm, stay safe, and let’s have a great 2024!

WINNERS FOR ALL GIVEAWAYS will be chosen on December 14 and announced on my blog and in my newsletter. All gifts will be mailed on December 15th with priority mail, so hopefully you get them before the big day. ALL MY GIVEAWAYS ARE ALWAYS OPEN INTERNATIONAL.

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    2. I’m living in Pittsburgh, PA. I sure miss living in Vero Beach, FL. But I get to visit my daughter as often as I am able. Thank you for the chance at one of your amazing give away.

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        1. I live in a small town in Central Scotland. The same town as the singer Susan Boyle who won Britain got Talent a few years ago lol 😆

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    7. I live in Mandarin, Florida. I love sweet tea, baking (pies especially),my backyard with a variety of birds, wild rabbits, squirrels, turkey, deer, owls, hawks and even most, but not all of the snakes around here. My daughter has 2 horses, Jet and Josie, we have cared for for over 15 years. We basically have a little bit of country on the outskirts of a big city. It’s heaven on earth to me. Oh, I almost forgot, the alligators. One busted the screen out of my friend’s enclosure and was swimming in her pool. Florida is basically a swamp we just keep trying to build on! But I love it!

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    9. I love in Northern Utah. We just got out fist snow yesterday and it reminded me why I hate winter so much. 🙄

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    15. I live in Northern California. Born and bred… pretty much my only time away from home has been when I was in the navy. I kind of miss traveling. Just not to the places where the navy sent me. I guess that is why I am such a book lover. I get to go on whatever adventures I want, wherever I want.

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    2. I live in the southern part of NM (USA). I wasn’t born here or even grew up here but am glad to be living here now. Great weather most of the time.

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  5. Hi! I live, currently in a town called Sutton Coldfield which sits on the NE corner of Birmingham, UK. It has been the perfect spit for my children while they grew up, but now we are all thinking of making a big family move to pastures new. Separate homes, but in close proximity. I don’t want to be far from my beautiful children and beloved grandchildren. Happy Christmas to you all. ❤️ 🎄🎄🎄

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  6. I live in Nova Scotia, Canada! Merry Christmas everyone. Thank you Julie for sharing your 12 days of Christmas with us.

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  12. I live in Eastern Kentucky. There are no really big cities around me. The closest is three hours away.

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  14. I am from Austria, but live in Norway.
    I too have horses (and I love to watch your videos on IG) and since 2 days I have to carry buckets with water a few times a day. 🤷🏻‍♀️

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  15. I live in England, in the East Midlands. I probably wouldn’t choose to live here. My mum is a Northerner and my dad is a Southerner lol. I don’t know where I would like to live. Anywhere with horses would be amazing 🥰

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  16. Merry Christmas! That snow sounds beautiful but difficult at the same time! I live in Benton County Tennessee ….we hardly get more than an inch or so of snow and everyone loses their minds 🤣

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  17. I live in central Florida! Close enough to the theme parks to go on a whim, but far enough away to avoid the traffic issues day-to-day. BTW, your Company series got me back into reading after a many year slump. I love your creativity!

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  22. I live in the Canadian version of where you live! Well at the lower elevation in Alberta Canada! The Rocky Mountains are my home and yes it’s cold and I’ve lived all over the province but I love where I live. Thank you so very much for the chance it’s amazing you do this every year! ❤️📚🎄

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  23. I’ve live in Lutz, Florida for 4 years. Love the palm trees. Before that in Illinois.
    (Sorry for a second post. Not sure what I’m on doing here. Takes longer for a 69 year old to figure stuff out. lol)

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  24. I live in Louisville, Ky. Home of The Kentucky Derby. I love this time of year for all of the holiday decorations but HATE the cold.

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  25. I’m from a very small town in Northeast CT. I like to call it NE Bumf*ck lol. However, we can get to Massachusetts and RI in about 5 minutes and are not far from Boston and Hartford. Not a bad place to live. Thank you for the chance.

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  26. Central area of Minnesota. However born and raised in Duluth; and no I don’t sound like those people that fake the MN accent.

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  28. I live in Savannah, Ga. I grew up about 15 miles away from where I am now so I’ve always been around Savannah. I just bought my first house, by myself!, and I love it so much! When you wrote about Adam and McKay going to Savannah, I knew all of the landmarks and laughed several times at the references. You need to come down one day and see how accurate you were about our heat and city! ❤️❤️❤️

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  29. I live in a very small town in Southeast Nebraska. I grew up in a small town, not this one and loved it and am now raising my kids in a small town.

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  30. We live in the Charleston, SC area. When my husband found a job opportunity here I had to google exactly where Charleston, SC was; even though I had been here about 20 years prior. We visited for the interview, and I got to explore the area; I fell in love, and we moved here a few months later. I was born and raised in OK; and hubby was born and raised in Texas. We never thought we’d leave the TX/OK area, but here we are. It’s hard being apart from family; but we do love the area. I enjoy all of the history sites available to explore, and the people here are great. We will probably be here for the rest of our lives.

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  31. G’morning…it is about 0430 and I’m snuggled under a blanket in my home on the Sunshine Coast and watching the rain hit the window. I love living here, the forest is a five minute walk away, I can watch whales swim by from my windows and it rarely snows. The temperature rarely goes below zero actually. My community is small and a little isolated but none of us would have it any other way.

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  32. I live in Winthrop, Massachusetts. I’m right on the ocean, near Logan Airport. I’ve lived here for 20 years now. Thanks for the chance to win.

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  34. I live in Staten Island New York, the forgotten borough as most know it is or for having where some of the Jersey shore cast are from lol. Its cold here and all the leaves have fallen off the trees. Thank you for the opportunity

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  38. Village near Zagreb, Croatia. Our little country is having “weather nerves breakdown” at the point that it can’t decide if it wants winter or spring in fall : )

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  41. I live in Ohio, but I have visited family in Colorado. My little town is 25-35 minutes from all the medium sized cities around us. It is a farming community, but also a tourist attraction in the summer. I have always lived in “the country ” and if not for health issues I could handle living in an area like yours.

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  42. I live in Pennsylvania, not far from Pittsburgh! I know some people complain about the wear here but I love having all the seasons!! 😀

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  43. I am from Ann Arbor Michigan! Snowed earlier this week and today it raining 🙂 Where we can get all four seasons in one day!

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  45. I moved to NW Indiana for work. My workplace may be surrounded by a corn field, but that corn field is close to Chicago!

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  46. I live in Altoona Pennsylvania. Our area is known for the World Famous Horseshoe Curve. Also located about 16 miles east of some judgey nuns.

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  49. North Central Pennsylvania. It’s a rural area. We have the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon that draws many people here. Our county seat is Wellsboro. It is a quaint town that many visit throughout the year. This weekend is Dickens of a Christmas. Busses arrive and the deer hunters will be pushed out of their rooms for the weekend. We don’t have a lot of industry so tourism drives much of our local economy.

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  51. I’m from a small suburb in the upper midwest. I love that we get the beauty of all 4 seasons, but winter is just too darned long!

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  52. I live in Nebraska! Love your books and the whole world you have created! I can’t pick a favorite! Thank you so much!

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  58. I live on the California central coast in Lompoc. It’s about an hour north of Santa Barbara. Weather tends to be pretty mild. No snow here for Christmas!

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    1. I live in a village in on the Staffordshire/Derbyshire borders in the UK. Love where I am, plenty of countryside but not too far away from a few decent shopping places. Love the Misters ❤️

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  68. I love in Pueblo, Colorado so I’m south of where you are. I have lived in Colorado most of my life, I lived in Colorado Springs for years, but decided to move closer to family here in Pueblo. I was not born in Colorado, as well. It’s nice to find an author I love, that calls the same state I do as home 😂! Thank you for this amazing giveaway, and for sharing your awesome books with us!!

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  70. I LOVE your Christmas 🎄 giveaways!! I’ve lived in Texas all my life. Right now me & my family are in Richmond, TX and loving it.

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  73. I live outside Nazareth, Pennsylvania, a weird little town that may be stuck in a time warp. It is very humid in the summer and can be icy and snowy in the winter. We have a ton of history in our area and are about 1.5 hrs from Philly and 2 hrs from NYC. New Jersey is Jersey to us.
    We have 3 longhair dachshunds. 2 of them are certified therapy dogs. Today the are visiting a school and will be read to.

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  74. I live in rural Georgia on a family farm. We have chickens, cows, a donkey, and a pig that we think someone had as a pet and put out when it got too big. I, my brother and sister, and my mom all have homes on the property. It has been in our family for five generations. Though I’ve visited just about everywhere in the US I wouldn’t live anywhere else.

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  76. I live south of Minneapolis, Minnesota , although in the winter, I wish that wasn’t the case. I grew up in Minnesota but have been lucky to travel others places. Ireland tops my bucket list!

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  79. I live in Lehigh Acres FL. Beautiful, sunny weather this time of year. Hot, scorching torture the rest of the year. I love it!

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  80. I live in Southwest Missouri with my husband and our children. But it has not always been my home. I was born in Jacksonville, FL and most of my childhood we moved from Fl, TN, and ME.

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  81. I live in Appleton, Wisconsin near Green Bay – Home of the Packers and Frozen Tundra. I love that we have all the seasons up here. It’s great that we are only a few short hours away from Chicago and Minneapolis.

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  85. I’m in Upstate SC after having moved around as a kid / Navy brat living in AK, HI, CA, VA and other places before I can “remember”…..

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    1. I live in the UK. In the south near Gatwick Airport. Which is great for work and even better for travel.

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  87. Hi Julie!!! I love your writing! Anyways…I live in Glendale, Arizona which is practically Phoenix. We refer to it as the surface of the sun. It has glorious winters and horrible summers. But this is where my family is, so this is where I live.

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  89. Hi Julie,
    In 2021, my hubs and I rented a nice place over on E. Cherry Creek Rd. (north of Black Forest) between March and July. The weather was crazy. We got snow in June. That’s when I learned about the unusual climate in the area. We thought we were going to move there, but my hubs didn’t care for the wildly variable spring weather.

    We’re still looking for a permanent place and currently are in a nice RV park in Florida. We’re just over an hour away from a beautiful beach on the gulf, south of Sarasota, called Siesta Key. Someday our home may be in VA, NC, or SC, though I’ve found many other beautiful places in the US where it snows just a little too much for us. We also want to have a little bit of property with a garden and such.

    Thanks for your 12 Days giveaway! I have a lot of respect and admiration for you as an author. Looking forward to hearing more about the books you have waiting in the wings.

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  90. I live in Tampa Bay, Florida. However, I was born in Montana then we moved to Baltimore. I love this contest. Thanks.

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  94. I live in Northeast Pennsylvania, more specifically Wilkes-Barre. Thank you for this opportunity Julie!!! You are amazing 🤩🤩🤩

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  96. I live in Virginia Beach, Virginia. I was born here , but I have lived other places. There’s no place like home tho. Thanks for the opportunity!

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  98. I live in Wyoming so I know how you feel about the winter weather situation. Thanks for having a 12 days of Christmas giveaway so fun, 🤩

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  99. Currently I live in KC, MO. I grew up in southern MN in a small town on the Mississippi River. I moved to IA for a job & met my now husband there & we have moved 7 times in 14 yrs for his job. Six moves were within the US & one move took us to Calgary AB Canada. It’s gorgeous up there!
    It’s been a great way to see so much of the USA that I don’t think I would have seen otherwise.
    So far our favourite city was in Virginia & we hope to move back that direction one day.

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  101. I live just above the bootheel of Missouri. I’ve lived in this area my whole life and have lots of family here too.

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  102. Merry Christmas! I live in League City, Texas, which is about halfway between Houston and Galveston. I am about 20 minutes from Johnson Space Center (Houston, we have a problem!).

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  103. I live in the southern part of NC but I’m originally from PA. I have moved around a lot due to husband being in the military. He just retired out recently. Thank you for the chance I hope you have a merry Christmas and a happy new years.

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  104. I live in Buffalo NY and even though we have a bad rep for crazy weather I still love it! The absolute diversity of people and amazing seasons that never fail to astound me.

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  105. I live in Portage, Indiana. I live about 35 minutes east of Chicago. The Indiana Dunes National Park is about 15 minutes east of me….its a nice place to visit

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  106. I live in Vermont, was born here, grew up here and raised my family here. As you do, Julie, love in the lower lands, not in the mountains. Still, we get plenty of snow. It’s not unheard of for us to get more than a foot of snow in the wintertime. I actually hate winter! So why do I still live here? My family is all here. My 4 sisters live here, as well as one of my sons and we are pretty close. My hubby and I have thought of moving south, but it’s hard to imagine living without them close by. Summers and falls are absolutely gorgeous here though so that helps make it worth living here.

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  107. I live in Grand Rapids, Michigan. My daughter lived in Colorado for about 7 years – 4 in Denver and the last 3 in Gunnison. She loved it there, but boy am I glad she’s back home.

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  108. Colorado Springs – recent transplant! It’s been really cool living in CO after reading so many of your books that take place in CO and going to visit those areas.

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  110. I live in Northern Virginia. Settled here after my time in the Marine Corps. While it’s the perfect location for jobs and travel access, the weather here sucks and I miss the island way of life!

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  112. If I could hibernate, that would be lovely. I HATE the cold weather and driving in snow. I was actually born in Colorado but I live in Wichita, Kansas. I grew up in the country outside of Wichita and love the peace and simplicity of things. It’s something city folk take for granted. I love going out to my mom’s house because she lives out there and things are just always easier. You can stop and enjoy what’s around you.

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  115. I live on Long Island in New York. I live near amazing beaches, wineries and an hour and half from Manhattan

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  117. I’ve lived in the St. Louis, Missouri area for the past 23 years, but grew up in Iowa, spent a few years in Wisconsin, and about 7 years in Oklahoma. Our daughter lives in Colorado Springs, so we get to visit and enjoy your beautiful part of the country a few times a year.

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    1. I’m from South Georgia where we only get snow about every 5 years. Southerners DO NOT know how to drive in the rain much less snow so we shut everything down for a couple of hours until the temp gets high enough for it to be “safe” to travel. 😂 I absolutely love to see where all of the Julie fans are from. Some close, some in places I’ve been through, lived, and places I can only dream of visiting someday! I actually flew into Colorado Springs to drive over the pass to the big town of Gunnison many years ago to visit family. I still love living in the south! Looking forward to more Days of Christmas and more Julie books!!

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  119. I live in So Cal. I work 50miles from where I live- your books helps my drive so much!!! I love them 😍

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  124. I live in Mesa, AZ. in a house 3.5 miles from the one I grew up in. I have moved all over the contiguous U.S. during my husband’s active duty military career and when he retired in 2019 and I said I wanted to move back home, it was super close to “home”. I don’t like how much AZ has grown in the past 20+ years but I do love the heat and being so close to family and my best friend of 30 years.

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  125. hi..i live in a town called Endwell in New York. it’s a nice suburban area in upstate NY and i’ve lived in this general area my whole life. the seasons are beautiful

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  128. Texas!! I’ve never lived in another state, although I’ve visited other states. I don’t think I could live anywhere but Texas, I’d miss all things Tex-Mex

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  129. I live in Greenock, a town on the West coast of Scotland. Views to the north of some Munro’s. It’s quite a deprived wee town but it’s home,the scenery is to die for and the community spirit is second to none 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

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  130. Hi I’m Hannah. I live in the Denver metro area of Colorado (born and raise here but don’t worry I’m not any annoying one that has a Native sticker on my bumper). I have read your books all over the country, and world for that matter, as I do travel for work.
    I also love Colorado it’s such a beautiful state and I love that there are so many places that I am familiar with in your books. I’m current reading Spencer and the talk about the Sundance has me wanting steak and line dancing asap! Thank you for writing books that captivate grit, love, lust and loss!

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  132. I’m in Phoenix, AZ. My father was in the military getting ready for retirement, it was one of three choices. We weren’t thrilled, but he was happy he wanted somewhere warm. Fortunately it grew on me and it’s strange to think of living somewhere else now.

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  134. Merry Christmas Julie!
    This is Missy and I live in Christiansburg,VA. I’ve lived in this area for 57 years now and love it. We have alot of mountains and get snow pretty often. I love going out to take pictures of the heavy weighted down trees and the landscape of areas near me. It’s so beautiful!! I have a big family and we are all very close. 3 sisters,1 brother, my mom, 6 neices, 1 nephew, 3 boys of my own and 13 grandchildren. Also 10 great neices and nephews. Huge, I know but we love it!!
    I love your audiobooks and listen to them every day 💕 I work a third shift job so I’m listening that whole time. As well as when I’m home.
    You are very talented and how you come up with all your great story plots and then weave them through other storyline in other books is amazing. I have to have cheat sheets just to remember who’s who. Lol
    Anyway have a great December and Merry Christmas
    Thanks,
    Missy

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  135. I live in Algonac, Michigan on the St Clair River. I look across the river and see Canada. I watch international freighters everyday. Born and raised on the Great Lakes. My daughters have the farm animals and property in the Upper Penninsula. Best of both worlds. We get to enjoy but without the work or 💲💲💲. 🤣 Thanks for the opportunity Julie!

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  136. I’m in Jasper, AL. I lived in Talladega, AL until I left home when I joined the Air Force. I lived in Texas, Mississippi, Italy, Maryland and California before I discharged and came to Jasper in 2002. I love that I’ve been fortunate enough to live so many great places but I especially love this small town life.

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  137. I’m in Bellevue NE. It’s a smaller city close to Omaha. I’m not from here but I moved here in Junior High, I met my husband here, 39 years ago. He was stationed at Offutt Air Force Base, here in Bellevue. We left in 1993 and moved all over. We have been back now for 4 years.

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  139. I grew up in Washington DC and lived most of my life in the DC metro area, but I was born in South Carolina and since I retired in Jan 2022, I have returned to my state of birth…. I am living in the Lowcountry… Coastal South Carolina, just before you cross the bridge to Hilton Head Island.
    I live in Sun City Hilton Head which is actually located in the very small town of Bluffton SC.
    A town so small that the post office shares space with a dry cleaner…. the sun goes down and they roll up the sidewalk… no night life here! But there are beautiful beach areas, and so many wonderful water views including the marshes as well as the ocean.
    And…. living in Sun City Hilton Head is like living at adult summer camp… golf, tennis, pickleball, bocce ball, nature trail, 3 fitness centers with indoor/outdoor pools and a couple more outdoor pools, classes in everything from art to zumba, and lots of line dancing! I am living the dream retirement here, and loving it!

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    1. I live in Farmville Virginia, it’s in the center if what they call The Heart of Virginia. I’m in the lower part of the state about 2 hours or less from the North Carolina border. We get all four seasons and winters aren’t to snowy most the time, but we do still get some bad storms every so on and to much snow and a few ice storms too which take out the power for half a day to many days, but it’s beautiful here and the people are friendly. Summers are good if a bit humid sometimes The saying for our state is Virginia is For Lovers.😘❤

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  144. I live in Clearwater Fl which I love living so close to the water and enjoy the sun and warm weather. But was born and raised in NJ. Family still live up there and love to visit, but My home now is Florida. I’m 71 years young. Love hearing and watching you with all the animals.

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  145. Hi, I live in Alto, NM. I live in the mountains not from the ski resort. We are caretakers for a camp that runs year round, which means there are times we are plowing out our long driveway for our rentals. We live above 7,722ft, so we get lots of snow on and off through the winter.

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  147. I live in Virginia, just outside of Washington, DC and have for almost 30 years. I’m originally from South Carolina.

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  148. I live in beautiful Naples Florida. Been here full time for 36 years and love it. We spent our honeymoon here 48 years ago and finally moved. Merry Christmas everyone.

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  149. I live in southwestern Ohio, where you can experience all four seasons in just one week and perspective is everything. We’ve had warm sunshine, snow, and tornado sirens all on the same day. It’s a place to expect the unexpected; you never know who you’ll meet or the things you will see. I live in the city in house that’s over a 100 years old and survived a great flood 110 years ago. There are markers downtown to show how high the water rose. The flood markers not only serve as a reminder of the unforeseeable horrors looming in our day to day lives, but also as a message of hope and endurance of humanity. The culture here is rich with people from virtually every background, region, and economic status. This county has one of the highest poverty rates and is near the epicenter of the opioid epidemic. It’s also a place where someone will give you the shirt of their back help rebuild what is broken. It’s a place that teaches you to hope for the best, prepare for the worst, and that you can find goodness in anyone if you’re willing to seek it.

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  150. Hello!! I live in sunny North Port, Florida! I’ve lived through a few winters in the past and while I think they’re beautiful I can only tolerate them for a vacation. I’m a hot weather girl for sure! Your place sounds amazing though, Colorado is on my winter travel bucket list!

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  151. I live in Pace Florida which is real close to Pensacola FL. I love living close to the beach. I grew up in Knoxville Tn and moved here 8 years ago.

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  152. I live in rural Tennessee halfway between Nashville and Huntsville AL. I lived in Arvada Colorado during my childhood during the big population boom of the late 60s and early 70s. Graduated from Arvada West H S. I love Tennessee especially after experiencing Michigan winters for 20 years.

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  154. I live in Fayetteville, PA. We are about 20 minutes from Gettysburg. I was born and raised in the same general area. A small village ( yep, classified as a village 😀) named South Mountain is where I grew up. I stay in the area because family is everything to me and this is where most of mine is and have been for hundreds of years lol. I have a hubby and a teen son. We live under the rule of 2 very spoiled dogs.

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  155. I live in the UK, in a area know as the South West. Right on the Westside of Devon near the boarder with Cornwall. Have lived here for two & half years now & love the area. I have lived in Devon since I was 11, which is fifty years now.

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    1. I live in Ventura, CA and work in Santa Barbara. I get to drive along PCH and take in the beach on one side and mountains on the other every day to and from work.

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  156. I grew up upstate NY, but have lived in NW Missouri for 25 yrs. I live 80 miles from the nearest city that has more than a Dollar General or Walmart so I get to listen to all of your books as I drive back and forth. I even put my headphones on when driving with my family. Listening makes the drive so much more bearable.
    Happy Holidays!

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  158. I live in Coolidge, a blink and you’ll miss it small town in South Georgia. We are about 50 miles NE of Tallahassee, FL.

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  161. Hi! So excited about this! I live in Calgary, Canada, a hop, skip away from the beautiful Rockies. It can get really cold and snowy in the winters but Alberta blue skies are the best 🙂

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  162. I live in Southern California and yes I love it. Don’t hate the cost absolutely but I still love it. One of the reasons I’ll never leave is my adult son with special needs. California is a very generous state when it comes to services. Are they are to apply for yes, are there extensive hoops the jump through… also yes. But the services are out there. Plus I love the weather. I grew up in MT and AK so brrrrr!

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  163. I live just south of Saint Louis,Missouri. Not from here but I call it home, been here since 1993. Born in Abilene, Texas and lived in places from the east coast to the west coast and some states in the mid west. My dad retired from the Air Force, 25 years. We did a lot of moving! Thank you for the chance of a gift and Merry Christmas.

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  166. I live on the Southern Coast of Oregon in a small coastal town of Gold Beach, and it’s fucking amazing! We have the Pacific Ocean, the mountains, the forest, the river, and creeks. The ocean is five blocks from where I live. We can sometimes hear the waves at night. Looking out our kitchen window, we can see the forested mountains. We ended up here by Fate and magick. ✨

    In 2017 we totally changed our life, we became minimalists, and in 2019 turned a van into a camper van, sold our house in Jan 2020, and travelled across country. I always had an affinity for Oregon, so that’s where we headed. We landed in Gold Beach, decided to camp 100 feet from the beach for two weeks, fell in love with the place and stayed. Then Covid and the stupid-ass lockdown happened. Everything flowed perfectly in our life to get us here on the coast, that’s why I say it was Fate and magick that got us here. There were too many uncanny things that happened to us to put us in one of the most beautiful places on earth. 🥰 Every day we’re in totally awe of where we live and grateful.

    Anyway, thank you for this giveaway, Julie. I appreciate it. ✌️

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  168. I’m from NYC and have moved out to southern Arizona. I’ve been here almost 4 years and have loved every minute, even in the 110 degrees summer. I love your books Julie and hope one day to move to nice isolated spot like you. This giveaway is just adorable. Thank you!

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  170. I live in Central Wyoming! we have been in a cold inversion since Thanksgiving! today the high is a whole 5°! it has been -10° THIS WEEK!

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  172. Happy Holidays! I love your 12 Days of Christmas. You’re incredibly generous and every year no matter if I’ve gotten into the mood or not when I receive your newsletter on December 1st I immediately feel the excitement of the holidays come on.
    I live in central Illinois. I split my time each month between my home on the east side of the state with my husband and my dachshund and my parents’ home on the west side of the state. At my age I’m incredibly fortunate to have both of my parents and I spend a lot of time with them. I’m hoping that when my husband retires that we move to my hometown to be able to be with my parents. I’d like to be able to be with all of my family at the same time instead of alternating time with my husband and my parents, but I recognize how incredibly fortunate I am to be able to do it. I consider both places to be my home. 🏠❤

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  176. I love your wild imagination, your amazing word play and your ability to make each character maintain thier true self.

    I live smack dab in the middle of California. The best of all places!

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  177. Hello, I have lived in central Mississippi for 22 years, but was born in California and grew up in Nevada- sin city 😂
    We don’t see snow very often here, maybe once every few years that actually sticks. Mostly we are cold one day, rain the next, and then warm. Wardrobe is a struggle here, but it’s a beautiful place to live and raise a family. Thank you for your fabulous books, I love the EOBS! You crack me up. Merry Christmas!

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  178. Born, raised & will leave this world in Shawnee Kansas. Traveled thru almost all fifty states. Traveled abroad & met so many beautiful souls! If I had to move I’d head to the Missouri Ozarks or rural areas of Chattanooga TN.
    I’m kinda a-small town person at heart.

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  181. I have lived in Arkansas my entire life. I lived in one place growing up. And I moved to a different place after college. My mom and sister ended up moving to be by me as well.

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  182. Vegas, baby! Sin City!! LOL Actually, I live in Henderson, NV which is its own city but really everyone says they live in Las Vegas, it’s just easier. We’re about 15 miles from The Strip which people who aren’t familiar with Vegas thinks that where everyone lives.

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  185. I live in Parkland, Florida near Boca Raton. I’ve lived in Florida for around 30 years. I’m originally from NJ and miss the seasons.

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    1. I live in Murphy, North Carolina. I have lived here about 17 years but I was born and raised in Fort Worth, TX.

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  186. I live in Virginia in the beautiful Appalachian Mountains. I am right between Kentucky and Tennessee. Our town is tiny, we have 2 main stop lights. I love it!

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  187. I live in a very small town in New York. I moved back here from NC in 2014 when my beautiful second granddaughter came 2 months early.

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  191. I live in Sandwich Illinois. Its a fairly small town in northern Illinois. Home of the state’s oldest running county fair.

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  201. I live in Indianapolis Indiana..where the summer is HOT and the winter is to freaking COLD 🥶😂

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    1. Cajun Country Louisiana. My daughter recently moved to Colorado Springs over the summer. Can’t wait to visit.

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  204. I live in eastern Ky a place called Clay City. It’s small I was born and raised here been here all my life. It’s a small town only two red lights lol. If you blink driving through you will miss it.

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  207. Hello from the southern hemisphere where we currently experiencing very hot summer weather

    I live in a city called Pretoria in South Africa!

    Wishing all a wonderful festive season

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  209. Hi!! I’m originally from Buffalo NY but moved to Charlotte NC about 10 years ago. Will be moving to SC in the next few years. Love your books!!

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  212. Happy holidays!!! Thank you for doing this again this year!! I always look forward to it, it is so fun!! I live in Gresham/Portland Oregon!!

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  213. I live in New Jersey. If anyone knows Jersey, you know it’s divided in sections, lol. So, I grew up in North Jersey (que slight NY accent). Half “hood”/half suburban-esque, if that makes sense. Then I moved to South Jersey to raise my family. All suburbia.

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  215. Hi! I live in Middle Tennessee, about 30 minutes north of Nashville. I was born and raised in my small hometown and I can’t picture myself ever leaving. I live in a rural area, without being too far away from everything and absolutely love it.

    Thank you for the amazing books. I love them all!

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  217. I live in Renton WA. We get a lot of rain but very little snow (grew up in CO so I’ve had my share). We also have beautiful summers here where it doesn’t get too hot (moved from AZ). I would love to be more isolated as you are 😀

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  219. Happy holidays! I’m not from Colorado, but have lived here since 1984! Spent 27 years in ft Collins before moving closer to Denver in 2010.

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  221. I live in Northern CA, born & raised. I do love that we get all 4 seasons here & are within 2 hours of driving to many amazing options, but the cost of living here has become outrageous so hubby & I will likely retire somewhere else. I have visited CO in the summer & spring & loved it but I am not good in the cold so I’m sure the snowy winter would do me in 🙂 happy December!

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  223. Hi Julie. I love your books. Hope to be able to share.
    I live in north central Texas .
    My husband and I moved to Texas 38 years ago from central New York state, and 22 years ago moved further north just south of the Oklahoma border. I love it here. All of our family lives outside, of here and that’s ok with us.
    We have miniature horses, cows, chickens and recently invested in Painted Desert Sheep.
    The heat doesn’t bother us. And in the winter – what winter weather we get, doesn’t last long.

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  225. Hi Julie, I live in San Diego, CA and I (mostly) love it. Originally from Chicago, so the weather, the pace the vibe in San Diego suits me. I’ve been here 24 years and now consider myself a San Diegan and not so much a Chicagoan. Tho, I do love Chicago in the summer with all the street neighborhood festivals and Lollapalooza – I try to get back for that as often as I can. I also spent about a year living in Denver – it was the first stop on my unexpected journey to the west coast – where I was the maid of honor for my best friend. She’s no longer of this world, but I have such fond memories of our antics driving through the mountains and camping on BLM land. Love your work and am in awe of your process. happy holidays!

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  227. I live in northeastern Wisconsin, just south of Green Bay. I have lived in this area of the state for 35-ish years. I love being near Lake Michigan, where the lake keeps you oriented to where you are. I love to look for beach glass along the beaches and collect and display it in my home. I have never lived outside of Wisconsin but most winters I question living someplace warmer!

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  228. Hi! I grew up in northern Louisiana but have lived just east of Houston, Texas for the past 30 years. I’ve raised my kids here and watched the grands growing up too. I love where I live, lots of wildlife to watch from my back yard. I like curling up on my comfy chair on my enclosed porch and read or listen to books. My favorite thing todo! And I have never met a JAHuss book I didn’t love!

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  229. I live in central Illinois (no not Chicago), We like to get away for the winter Christmas time from the weather usually and go to a warmer state since the crazy winter weather here.

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  230. I live in the middle of the heartland. Home of the BIG RED! (Sorry I didn’t mean to yell but that seems the only way to say it.) You never want to be in the Haymarket on a football Saturday or when our women are playing volleyball who are #1 in the country. I live about 10 miles from the state capital which is sometimes referred to as the pr@@k of the prairie. Oh ya I live in Lincoln, Nebraska.

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  232. I love in western Michigan. I have lived here my entire life. I love the country life, the season changes, and the Lions! 😁

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  234. Hi Julie:

    I currently live in Accra, Ghana, this is my 22nd country and I’m not even 50 yet. It’s is my fourth African country and life overseas while exciting can be challenging. My son has lived in 10 countries and he is only 19 years old. I miss home the most around the main holidays as I rarely spend it with my family. In the Foreing Service, you normally arrive at post with a couple of suitcases, hit the road running trying to adapt to everything, wait for a few months for your personal belongings to arrive, you settle in and then you have to pack up and go.

    I’ve never regretted becoming an hotelier and later being part of the Foreign Service life. Despite so many changes I’m very fortunate to have made life long friends, visiting so many countries and having the opportunity of getting a worldwide perspective on most things.

    Now that my son is in college I can’t wait to settle in a more permanent place, meanwhile I try to keep on having fun learning new cultures and enjoying this lifestyle while it lasts.

    You are welcome to visit anytime.

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  239. I live in DeBary,FL. It is 30 miles northeast of Orlando. I like the weather and beong close to Disney. I moved here 3 years ago from Rockland County NY. I was 45 minutes from NYC. I miss the change in seasons. Merry Christmas🎅 Thank you for all of your wonderful books and generous contents 😎

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  242. I am in yhe beautiful Pacific Northwest, just north of Seattle. Lived here for 30 years. Born amd raised In Dallas Texas. We love to camp and hike! Ir and read…. LOTS!

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  243. I live in a small suburb outside of Detroit, Michigan. I have lived all 79 years in Michigan but not all at this location. We get some harsh winters, but your books help me through them. Happy holidays

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  244. I live in Bullhead City, Arizona. Home of the river and sunshine pretty much all year. My town is known for hosting all the snowbirds from Nov-April

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  246. West Michigan here! Near Grand Rapids 🙂 I grew up on the East side of Michigan but always loved our family camping trips to the West side and knew I would end up there. Lake Michigan is the best great lake if you ask me and people seem to be more laid back and nicer on the West side 🙂

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  252. I was born, raised and still live in Las Vegas Nevada. To be honest I grew up living on the Strip. My family owned a motel, and we had a house on the property. It was an interesting way to grow up, but I have so many stories to tell!

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  257. Merry Christmas from Lima, Peru (til Dec 6th) and then from our home in Lacey’s Spring, Alabama. We are just across the Tennessee River south of Huntsville, AL and have a farm in a cove surrounded by mountains. Very peaceful and serene until the dog chases a skunk!!

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  258. I live in Jonesborough, Tennessee. Tennessee’s Oldest Town and the Storytelling Capital of the World. It is very historic and quaint town, population around 6,000. It’s located at the foothills of the Appalachians Blue Ridge Mountains.

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  259. I live in New Zealand, the Center of the north island, on a farm. Like you we have lots of animals. The farm is a dairy farm, we have chickens, pigs, a cat, fish, and of course cows.

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  262. I live in Conway, Arkansas. I have lived here for 13 years. I grew up a few towns away but came to Conway to go to UCA where I met my husband. I moved to Conway to be with him. It’s a bigger city in Arkansas but it’s just far enough from one of the biggest cities. I work in the capital city so I drive 35 minutes one way for work. I love to listen to audiobooks on my drive. I especially love your books because you always pick the best narrators.

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  267. Hello! I live in Northern Ohio. Two or three days ago it was cold, windy & 6 – 12 inches of snow depending on where you live. Today’s it’s raining all day & in the 40s. Motto here is: if you don’t like the weather, wait 5 minutes. LOL!

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  268. I live at Buffalo Pound Lake in Saskatchewan, Canada. A beautiful place in the summer, but cold and snowy this time of year.

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  273. After 44 years, we moved from Houston TX to Virginia Beach VA in May this year. We came full circle having met in Norfolk VA in 1978 and marrying in 1979 in Houston. Our move was perfect timing because Houston underwent a very hot heatwave this summer. We’re settling in quite nicely.

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  277. I live in a small town in Arkansas. I have lived in Arkansas all my life, but have lived in 3 different towns. This is the smallest and we love it. We have been here since 1990 and this is where our son grew up.

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  279. I live in sunny (and rainy) Southern California. I’ve lived on the east coast and loved it, I can’t deal with snow anymore for though. Thank you so much for the amazing chance!

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  280. I live in DFW, on my own for the first time in 30 years. It’s a rental but it is so freeing to have “a room (or six) of one’s own”. It may not be designer perfect but it’s cozy and lush and 100% me.

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  281. I live in the suburbs of Dallas, TX. I’ve lived here for 25 years, but cannot wait to move to where I van see mountains and snow and have 4 seasons once I retire (another 25 years from now 🤣)

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  283. I live in the UK in Essex irs just starting to snow a little here I’d be so stoked to won this year loved your books for years !

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  284. I live in a small town in New Hampshire! I’ve never lived in another state. In the Fall we get Leaf Peepers from all over the world!

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  294. I live in Wright City, MO, about 2 hour West of St Louis in a small rural community where we can see the stars at night. I wouldn’t change that for the world.

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  295. I have lived all my life in small town West Liberty, Kentucky, located in the eastern part of the state. Thanks so much for the amazing giveaway!!

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  296. Howdy! I was born and raised in Houston but currently live in Nacogdoches, TX. I went to college her and chose to stay since it was just far enough away so my family would never visit me unannounced but close enough that I could go to Houston whenever I wanted. I’ve been here for 10 years and now I’m ready to move back to be closer to my friends and some family. An 80 degree summer is unheard of here. We can sometimes see 80 degrees in December here in Texas lol. I complain about the heat often but I don’t see myself living in another state anytime soon

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  298. Titusville, Florida. Closest I could move to Kennedy Space Center and the Cape Canaveral Space Force Base making it a short commute to professionally watch rocket launches.

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  299. Hi Julie! I live in Endicott, NY about 4 hours from New York City. We don’t get as much snow as we used too but a couple years ago we had 44 inches. It was so pretty but not fun to shovel out, LOL! Merry Christmas and thanks for the giveaway. 😁

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  301. Hi, Julie, I live in western Massachusetts, the opposite end of our small state from Boston. We talk normal here. We don’t ‘pahk our cah in Hahvahd yahd.’ We park our car. We love the four seasons and the changeable weather. I live in Springfield, the 3rd largest city in Massachusetts. Basketball was invented here and Dr. Seuss (aka Ted Geisel) was born and raised here. The armory supplied weapons for the Revolutionary War and operated up until the 1960s. Springfield was the only place outside of the UK that produced the Rolls-Royce. It also produced the Indian Motorcycle. Btw I don’t work for the Chamber of Commerce, but I do like my city.
    Love your characters and your books! Thanks,
    Gayle

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  302. I live in Beaverton, Oregon! It is a typical suburb. Would love to move to a small town once the last kid has graduated 🙂

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  303. I live in Southern Nevada and do miss the Colorado snow where I was born and raised. We get maybe one snow day a year but at least we don’t have to shovel it. 🙂 Thank you.

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  304. I Iive in Farmville Virginia in the Heart of Virginia. It’s beautiful here and I love the four seasons. I’m originally from California and it’s beautiful there too and especially nice when you live centrally located so it’s easy to go to the beach, the mountains, desert and forest. It’s kinda like that here in centrally located Farmville. I’m about 3 hours from the beach 11/2 hours from the mountains and Richmond our largest city is about 11/2 hours away. There are many fun things to do in my town of about 10,000 people. Bicycle trails, hiking trails, kayaking or tubing down the James River that runs through our town, and close to camping sites for the weekend in Scottsville to go down the James River, tree line zipping, of course bowling, many one of a kind boutique stores with reasonable prices and tons of smaller one of a kind restaurants and Breweries and music venues to entertain all. We also have Longwood University that so Beautiful and Hampton-Sydney College in our small town. Our downtown looks so beautiful with streetlamps down both sides of the street lite every night, and many small parks for kids and families to play and picnic. I’m three miles from town, but live in the country. I’ve got the best of two worlds close at hand. Merry Christmas Julie! 🎄🎄🎄❤

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  305. Hi Julie, Thank you so much for all of your amazing creativity. I Truly wish I had an imagination as vivid as yours.
    I found your books in 2020 in the midst of the pandemic and I really think you helped me get through it. I’m sure I’m not the only one.
    I absolutely love the misters series however there may be a little trauma every time I come across a foil butter package 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I have to discreetly hide my smile and laughter.
    I was born and raised here in Snohomish Washington (the one on the West Coast!) I got out of this state once and lived in Corpus Christi Texas for a year but I had to come back as my family was aging. Currently I live in Bothell Washington I’m an hour and a half to the mountains 3 hours to the ocean 2 hours to Canada. It really is a beautiful state if you can handle 7 to 9 months of light gray and dark gray skies and rain lots and lots of rain.
    I Love your work!!! And I Can’t wait for whatever you come up with next! Merry Christmas

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    1. I live in a small town names Middleway in Jefferson county on the eastern panhandle of West Virginia. We are situated about 70 west of Washington DC. Born and raised in WV.

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  315. I live in NW PA, our little town was in the top 10 list for snowiest place to live in the continental US. So, during our 6 months of winter (lol), I read a ton of Julie’s books! Love her crazy mind!

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  324. I live in the country 50 miles northeast of Cincinnati, Ohio. My house is across the street from one of the county high schools. I can watch football from my swimming pool in the fall.

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  325. I live in Riverton, Wyoming, almost dead center of the state. We’re in the Wind River Basin, basically a bowl with mountains surrounding it. We don’t leave in the winter if we can help it – too hard to get over the passes to get in or out!

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  334. I love in Pretoria, South Africa and work in Guangzhou, China. I spend 6 months a year is each location.

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  352. I live in Crown Point, Indiana. It’s in NW Indiana and is often considered another Chicago suburb. I grew up in a south suburb of Chicago, went to college in Illinois, and moved to Indiana with my parents upon graduation. I live 45 minutes away from where I grew up.

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  355. Sheila M
    Hi,
    I live in a small town Joshua, TX in rural country area. I love the country, neighbors are spread out far apart. No concrete suburbs and all the traffic jams. I do get snow occasionally and love it when it does. It gets extremely hot here in the summers, too hot for me. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 😊

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  360. Hi Julie, I live in Tooradin, in the State of Victoria, Australia. Born in the UK, emigrated here with my husband in 1974. Our family all born here.
    Happy Christmas to you and yours with the biggest thankyou for sharing your wonderful books – putting a new lease of life in this old girl!

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  362. I live in Essex, in the U.K. Moved here for work, then met my now-husband, who had done the same. Not an issue, until we had kids, with no family around on either side to help, unlike every one of my mum friends! Luckily we’re well past those years now.

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  365. Hi, I live in Gillette, Wyoming. We are retired, so enjoy watching the snow from inside looking out. Happy Holidays to you and your family. Safe travels if traveling.

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  366. I was born and raised in Iowa. I live in Davenport and it is part of the Quad Cities. That includes Iowa and Illinois. We live in the house my husband was raised in. We live out in the country and enjoy the quiet and the wild life animals. Well except for the skunks that really liked our house this past summer. I could have done without their visits. Happy Holidays to you and your family.

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  369. Kia ora, from the windiest city, Wellington, New Zealand. Born here and will no doubt live here for the rest of my years. Our city motto is “you can’t beat Wellington on a good day” 😁 Thanks for the chance 😁

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  372. I live in the Northeast part of the United States. I love that we can go on car trips to the fast paced city of New York when we’re in the mood. Or we can drive in the opposite direction for the laid back Amish experience in Lancaster Pennsylvania.

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  374. We are originally from New York City, now living in Southern California. Wow! What a culture shock. The weather, for the most part is perfect. The kids love it here, but I still miss the hustle and bustle of New York and how easy it was to travel around the city. Definitely need a car out here. Job hunting was a real adventure, Still getting our footings, but for the most part, doing OK.

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  376. We live in a rural area in central Victoria, Australia. I grew up in a suburb of Melbourne until my parents moved us to Central Vic when I was 13. I’m about 10 minutes out of our local town of Daylesford but since it’s a high tourist destination I tend to avoid it. I’ve enjoyed raising my girls on the farm where we live. Thank you for your 12 days of giveaways x

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  382. I live in Connecticut. We have a huge yard surrounded by woods. We get visitors daily (normally 3 at a time) it’s beautiful and peaceful

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  385. I live in Ro Bro Land! No, really! Thousand Oaks and Westlake Village are right next to each other. I was giddy when they were mentioned in the book and the descriptions of the lake community in Westlake Village was spot on. I’ve been in this area since 1975. ❤️

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  386. I live in eastern North Carolina. I am about an hour & a half from the beaches & about 6 hours from the mountains. I absolutely love my state!

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  390. I live on Sydney’s northern beaches in Australia. Beautiful beaches and wonderful ocean rock pools to swim in all year round.

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  394. I am in the balmy Edmonton Alberta CA prairies. Given up on Mr. Perfect but monkey socks and a reindeer scrunchie for my Christmas/birthday would put a big smile on my frosty face. Happy Christmas!

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    1. I live in a busy little suburb outside on thr edge of Pittsburgh, PA. adjust far enough away from “downtown”, but close to many stores.

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  398. Hello from Miami, Florida! Where the iguanas fall out of the trees if it gets cold, the gators live in the canal out back, and the book and trans kid bans are running wild!

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  403. I live in West Michigan. I’m 45 minutes from Lake Michigan, which is beyond incredible. I have family in the area, which isn’t so incredible, but I manage! lol. I try to escape to northern Michigan whenever I can, which isn’t often enough. That area is beyond incredible. Gorgeous. Stunning. Spectacular. And the list goes on. Thanks for offering us your giveaways!

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  404. I live in the US, Kentucky to be exact 🙂 The weather is almost spring-like right now; rainy and in the high 50s-low 60s. Definitely not feeling like December yet…

    (Thanks for the chance to win!)

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  407. I live in a small town in the UK, called Dunstable not far from London Luton Airport. My son and parents live with me. It is wonderful because my brother and his family only live five minutes away from us.

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  409. Holy COW! I usually get to this earlier and don’t have to scroll through so many comments to comment myself, lol!!! I live in West Michigan…was born in the area and will likely never leave. Thanks for the amazing opportunity and, happy holidays <3

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  411. I live in good ol’ ND, Bismarck to be precise. I was born and raised in the Chicagoland area, and that will always be ‘home’ to me, but I’ve been living in ND now for 30 years… longer that I was in Illinois. :)~

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  413. Hi I am Alice. I am polish and live in UK Somerset close to Bath beautiful place. I dream about seeing all the places from All your books! So might be one day! I do love where Shrikis post on the group places related to the books I love it! And I hope to get in touch with all fun’s from UK! So you might come an visit!
    Love you all so much, it’s my first Christmas with this group fun loving people sooo happy 😆!

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  443. Hhhhhey Julie! My name is Lacey I am a 36yo mom of 6, yes that’s right SIX kids! I am from a tiny tiny little town called Buena Vista. It’s in Virginia and did I mention it’s a very small town?! 🤣 Where everyone knows your business even before you do! 🤞🤞📚📖

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  444. Hi Julie, I live in a suburb just outside of Buffalo, NY. I love all your books and have just started listening to audio books. Your audio books are great. I can sympathize with the cold and the snow. They both make winter very tough. I hope everyone has a very Merry Christmas!!!!!!!🌲🎅🌲🎅

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  451. Hi Julie, I was born and have lived in or just outside of Buffalo, NY all my life. I can sympathize with the snow and cold. It can make winter very tough. I have read many of your books and I am working on reading them all. I have also recently started listening to you books with audible (I love them). Thank you so much for the stories, you are extremely talented. I also love the books you write Johnathan McClain!!!! Hoping everyone has a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year🎊🎉🎊

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  455. I currently live in Beaverton, Oregon (a suburb of Portland). Previously, I lived in Denver for nine years. It always makes me nostalgic to watch your videos of the prairie or listen to the way you describe FoCo or the 16th Street Mall. I have to say though, I don’t miss the snow! 😂

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  456. Born and bred West Aussie and I love where I live. Some of the worlds best beaches and stunning outback. So much to explore and enjoy.

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  467. I live in Boise, Idaho. Sending you healing light so that you get to feeling better soon. Thank you, for this chance.

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  469. Joplin MO. Southwest Missouri. We have not seen much snow for quite a few years. I miss it. We do have tornadoes though. Ugh. Colorado sounds fun to me

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  477. I live smack dab in the middle of Missouri. In a town of about 27 called Mt. Sterling. I live above the old general store that was built in the 1800’s and is still the general store, post office, gas station, deli, feed supply, etc. it’s a relic! I grew up here, and moved back 20 years ago. I’ll take tractors & combines over 4 lanes of traffic any day!

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  478. I live in Mississauga, Canada. It is a unique experience marked by cultural diversity, vibrant public spaces, and a thriving economy. My city is known for its rich tapestry of ethnicities, reflected in diverse festivals and culinary delights. Proximity to Toronto provides easy access to the amenities of Canada’s largest city. With a job market that’s on fire and a food scene as diverse as our population, living here is like having a front-row seat to the best show in town. Mississauga isn’t just a city; it’s a lifestyle, and it’s one heck of a fun ride! 🚀✨

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  485. I’m from Northern Maine, and I’ve lived here much of my life. I hate winter…. So I’m going into my least favorite season here. However… I’m still here. I am an avid reader and have been since I was a teenager. I’ve read every single book you’ve written.. and will continue.

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  493. I’m in Albuquerque NM just down the highway from Colorado. LOVE my JA Huss Audiobooks! Keep them coming Julie and Merry Christmas 🎄

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  496. I live in New Mexico in the high desert. We have great weather and the best sunsets! Thank you for the chance.

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  498. I live in Newton NC. I was born and raised in NY. Moved to FL after college fell in love with a Florida boy but missed the seasons. NC was as far north as I could get hubby to go. So here we are.

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  513. I live in the middle of the Manistee Forest in Michigan. Seems like everything is far away but oddly enough the small, no tiny post office is just a few miles away. When my daughter was living abroad mailing something to her was a challenge as that was something they just didn’t do often.

    I love you books and really like hearing about you, thank you for sharing. I have a lot of admiration for you and your work.

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  514. I live in historical Williamsburg, Virginia. It’s a pretty small town but has started to quickly expand in the last two years. There’s still a lot of trees and farms around though so I hope we don’t get too populated. Thanks for the chance at this giveaway!

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  517. I live in Missouri, in the city where Jason Bourne is from. Not that that is a big deal, but it’s a fun bit of trivia.

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  523. I live in the middle of nowhere Pennsylvania lol with my five kids and my husband I could definitely use a self-care basket lol

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  525. I live in Houma, LA. It’s a small coastal town in southeastern Louisiana. I moved here when I was 18 to finish high school and my plan was to graduate and get as far away as possible. Well I graduated but now you can’t drag me out of the swamp.

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  529. Hi from south-east Finland, just 10 km away from the Russian border. It’s winter wonderland here at the moment!

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  536. Portland, Oregon. I’ve lived in the area my entire life. There aren’t many places you can catch sunrise in the mountains and sunset on the coast in the same day (well, maybe not during the winter).

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  539. I live just outside of Charlotte NC on a little farm with horses, goats, chickens, and my dogs. Summers can be brutally humid, but it’s the south, what would you expect. We are actually kind of protected by the Appalachian Mountains and last year we didn’t see a single drop of ice or snow. Probably means we are in store for a bad winter this year.

    I love living in a rural area. We are so rural in fact, we have no high speed Internet. We only have a satellite option, and let’s be honest, if you had or have it….. you know.

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  541. I live in Pawtucket, Rhode Island and I was born here. My children were born here too. Smallest state with a big attitude LOL!

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  547. I’m in Texas. My dream is to live in Colorado, it’s my favorite place to winter vacation and it’s just gorgeous there up in the mountains.

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  553. I live in Ontario Canada ! Like most people in Canada I come from somewhere else. I came from Lincolnshire England.

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  554. Hi! I live in Wisconsin, just south of Madison. I’ve lived here for 34 years. I came here for college and then never wanted to leave.

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  558. I live in Wilmington, DE. Hoping to find a new home next year in another part of DE just haven’t found the right one yet.

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  561. I live in Rochester, New York- it’s close to Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
    I’m hoping to move in the next few years- somewhere warmer and more sunshine!

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  562. I live in southern Ohio, close to the very bottom tip. I’ve lived in this tri-state area all of my life so I don’t know anything different. But I love to travel and experience new places, things and people.

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  563. I retired and moved to the small town of Davie minutes from my son and daughter-in-law in Pompano Beach, Florida. A dream come true being near them!

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  565. I live in Southern California. But currently on a cruise helping my folks in their 80’s navigate the high seas.

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  567. I live in Cheyenne, Wy. Just 38 miles from Fort Collins, CO, otherwise known as the land of Shrike.

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  571. Hi I’m from the UK where at the moment it’s freezing 🥶 thanks so much ♥️ happy holidays 🎄 💖

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  572. I am from the beautiful Pacific Northwest! Specially just outside of Portland. We have such beautiful weather, not too hot and not too cold with 4 distinct seasons which I need.

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  573. Hey!!! I live in a small town called Ayden, It is located in North Carolina!! I have lived here my whole life now raise my own family here. 🤗

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  575. I live in Louisiana in a very small town. I’m originally from Illinois but moved to Louisiana after high school & married a man from Louisiana & my children are there.

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  578. I live in Central Florida near Orlando. I moved here 3 years ago retiring from NY (suburb of NYC) I love the warm weather but miss the change of seasons. Thanks for the chance to win. Merry Christmas

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  585. Holiday Greetings from Tulare, California
    This Shriker born & raised in this small town and proud of it!
    Our town has a huge Ag community and it’s been hosting the World Ag Expo for many years. This event is so big, it takes (3) days to see everything! Also, with the heavy rains this year and flooding the farming land Tulare Lake was put back on the map & made National news! The lake is truly PHENOMENAL. You could not see from one side of the lake to the other side. One for the history books! Our Summers here are HOT reaching 3-digits and Winters cold & foggy. Driving in the fog is scary! It’s great living here because Tulare is located between the mountains and the West Coast, about 2-1/2 hours either way. A Day Trip for the family to get away and have some FUN!!!
    Tulare is small, but We Got It!!!
    Wishing you Julie Happy Holidays and thank you!

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  588. I like in the United States. More specifically, the middle part of the United States. I guess what’s called flyover country.

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  591. I live in Ontario, Canada where they say we have two seasons; winter and construction. Lol And we just got the first snowfall yesterday that actually stayed put. Am I thrilled? Not really. Lol But at least I’ve heard we’re expecting a drier winter season this time around because of El Niño, so maybe I’ll be able to get out more and it won’t feel like such a long season. thanks so much for your kindness and generosity all year long. Happy holidays! 🎄💕

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  600. I am a trailing spouse, so I get to live ALL over the world. We “officially” live in Forks, Washington, home of the Twilight Vampires and Wolves! But we spend most of the year posted overseas on assignment. Right now we are doing a tour in Moldova. That’s next door to Ukraine with a strip of the country-that-does-not-exist, Transnistria, between us. Transnistria is a Russian military-controlled corridor that is about 15 miles wide that divides Moldova and Ukraine. Despite being so close to an active war zone, it’s very safe here. Moldovans are former Soviet Union members, but are more closely tied to Romania than Russia and are trying very hard to become EU members.

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  604. I live in beautiful East Tennessee. I am in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains national park, surrounded by lakes and rivers, lush undeveloped acreage, and thriving communities both large and small. I am 10 minutes from o e if the largest college football stadiums in the country (Neyland Stadium – home of the University of Tennessee Volunteers), 25 minutes from the birthplace of Dolly Parton, 25 minutes from the birthplace of the atomic bomb, in 2 hours I can be in Asheville, NC, Nashville, Lexington, KY, or to the outskirts of Atlanta. We have four definite seasons, a reasonably low crime rate and cost of living, and a culturally diverse population. I have lived other places and keep coming back home.

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  605. Thank you for this opportunity!
    I live in Tomball, Texas, literally named after a guy named Thomas Ball. It’s in the Houston metro area and I can’t for the life of me guess where the city and each of its suburbs end and begin. I work in Houston and it’s like the clients are from all over the world. The area in Katy, TX I lived in the previous 8 years is the most diverse in the world with 300 languages spoken within the surrounding mile. The heat was challenging this year with temperatures over 100F for over 6 weeks. Honestly, I’d prefer your climate, having grown up outside Chicago.

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  609. I defected from Pennsylvania and moved to Central New Jersey for a job about 15 years ago. Now, I’m at a different job and built a life here. 🙂

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  621. I live central Alabama. I was born in Georgia and have lived in Colorado, Massachusetts, Nebraska, Italy, and Hawaii.

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  623. I’m currently in Suffolk, Virginia. And I’ve lived here in the Tidewater area since I was 8 years old. Before that, since my Dad was in the Navy, so we moved around. I was actually born in the US Naval Base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba when it was a plum Caribbean duty station before becoming a holding area for possible terrorists.

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  634. I grew up in Michigan & still live here. Specifically about 20 minutes outside of Detroit. I lived in the upper peninsula (Sault Ste Marie, MI) for 6 years but moved back downstate 17 yrs ago

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  640. I live in the foothills outside Boise, Idaho, at an elevation of less than half of yours. I grew up in Montana in the Rockies though, so feel your pain of winters.

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  641. I was born in the Caribbean (StMaarten) and have been living in the Netherlands 22years now. I live in a quiet farm town but easy accessible to bigger cities. ❤️❤️

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  642. Chesterfield, Virginia is my home and I grew up in Louisa, Virginia – you never know just how much that word “home” means until your soul just yearns for it when you’re away. I have not traveled much. Anytime I’ve ever left the east coast it’s been for tragedy. My mother was diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer when I was 40 and wanted to take a Hawaiian cruise before she died. I hate doctors who don’t have quality of life at the forefront of your health, and her oncologist cared none about her quality of life. She pitted us against my mother at a very vulnerable time all to advance her career. We wanted to take this trip right away while my mother was still feeling good – it was stage 4 and they were not going to save her. In the end, the doctor used her as a guinea pig for new treatments that we knew wouldn’t work – long story short, she told her to take the trip when she was at the end – something I begged the doctor not to do because it would be unbearable for the family including my children. 14 hours on planes, 1 day on a 7 day cruise and then my mother saying she needed to get back home to die in her bed. She died in the airport in Hawaii on day 3 with the family still stuck on the ship. 15 years later and I never got on another plane until this year when my brother was in a horrific accident and I had to fly out west to be with him and ultimately help take him off life support. I remember landing back in Richmond, Virginia each time and getting back to the tranquility of my woods … the crow of a rooster, the sun peeking over the trees and dapples of light through the naked limbs. That air, the mountains, the beach, my animals, the trees that speak to you. It’s in my veins and I’ve never had the desire to live anywhere else. Oliver Anthony sings a song about Virginia that is truth. He lives not far from me.

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    1. Wow, Samantha. That is so sad. I agree about the doctors. I don’t believe many of them care anymore. So many hugs for you.

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  648. I live in the suburbs of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It’s the perfect place to enjoy most of the northeastern major cities without having to live in them.

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  651. I live in Oklahoma. I like it here because where I live, it seems as though the Native American ancestors were right, storms go around this area and that’s why one particular tribe settled here.

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  653. I was born and raised in California. This is year I moved to Arkansas to be closer to family. I am loving it here. After 59 years of being a Californian, I’m excited for this change in my life and so far I have NO REGRETS!!
    Thanks for the chance!💕

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  656. I live on the outside of a small town in Indiana, Hagerstown, with my son and my daughter in law and grandchildren

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  657. I live in southern Alabama out in the country with dogs and chickens and guinea fowl and spoiled rotten goats that think they are dogs.

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  658. Hi. I’m CeeCee. I live in the United States, in California. I’ve lived in the same area my entire life. I live with my 2 kids in a city that never sleeps. We like to spend family time doing puzzles, games, trivia and movie night. We are a family of readers. So glad I got them into reading as children.

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  659. I live in Kingsland, Texas. It is a small unincorporated town in the Texas hill country and I love it! Just moved here 6 months ago from the gulf coast where I lived for 55 years.

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    1. I love in a tiny town in Southern California about 10 minutes from a ski resort and an hour from the beach. Hoping to move out of California in the next five years however, to somewhere back east.

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  662. I am a city girl. I live in Manhattan now and grew up in Brooklyn. I even went to college and both graduate schools in NY.

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  663. Hi Julie! Merry Christmas ⛄ 🎄
    I live in a little town in Florida called Yulee. It’s on the outskirts of Jacksonville. I’ve wanted to live many other places growing up here, but have come to love my area. We live about 15 minutes from Amelia Island and the beach, which is a little slice of heaven. Over the years we have had all kinds of farm animals. Goats, horses, cows chickens, cats, dogs. Currently I have a pot bellied pig named HoneyBun, she is my baby! Also chickens, cats, and dogs. I have also had several squirrels that I rehabilitated over the years. My other animals include a husband and two children. Lol. I love hearing about fellow animal lovers stories, so thank you for sharing! Merry Christmas again! Much love!!!

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  665. I tried to submit a comment for Day 1 and can’t find my submission so I am commenting again for Day 1. I live in a very small town in NC called Seven Springs.

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  668. Happy Holiday’s Julie!
    I live in Rochester NY in a suburbs of Webster which borders Lake Ontario. Whatever snow misses Buffalo hits us and buries us a few times a year. The snow is so deep the plows can’t get through so bucket loaders from every company that has one gets hired to dig out the airport first then the hundreds of streets in the entire county. We get all 4 seasons Summer and Fall are my favorites I like to be outdoors with my Saint Bernard and our English Masiff he is 240lbs and tall like a Great Dane. I get stopped everywhere we walk him kids under 5 love him because they can hug him and look up to his face. I love the videos a pictures of your farm. It reminds me of every time I drove to Warsaw NY to stay at my Aunt’s & Uncle’s farm on my days off from HS & college. Both of them passed away in the last 2 years they didn’t even get to recieve social security. Your pictures of sharing a part of your life is really sweet! Thank you,
    Susie

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  671. I moved to NW Indiana for my first “real” job out of college and haven’t left! There may be a cornfield behind work, but I love being close enough to go to Chicago and take advantage of all the Broadway shows.

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  673. Hi Julie,
    I live in Zoetermeer, The Netherlands. Literally translates as “Sweet Lake City”. We haven’t had snow yet, but it’s forecast for today and we’re expecting about 1 inch!

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  674. I am originally from a small town in northern Illinois, but to the Dallas, Texas area 38 years ago for my husband’s work. We now live south of Dallas in Midlothian where we raised our 3 children on 3 acres. We love it here, except for maybe August in Texas.

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  676. I live in Central Florida near the coast. We have great views of the launches of all the rockets. This summer was brutal due to the high temperatures. There were days I couldn’t go out. I have a 4.5yo Rottweiler named Jaxx. He’s my best buddy. He’s a lover not a fighter. He loved the horses we have next door. Sadly on the other side they have chickens and 3 donkeys he doesn’t like. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to All!!

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  679. I live in Richfield, MN. Have lived in that city for 25 years. But I lived in the town over in Bloomington, MN for 27 years which are suburbs of Minneapolis. Once I’m done with city life which is NOW! I would love to live on land for my husband to hunt we are out of the city limits.

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  680. Raised on the Outer Banks and love it there. When I go back, I love staying at Pooh’s Corner. Great Airbnb/Vrbo and right on the beach. Ok with guest dogs.
    I currently live in Research Triangle Park, in the middle if the state where travel is easy and the arts send us to many different cultures. 4 hours to the beach, four hours to the mountains. Love the Mountain/Biltmore area too. Prefer to stay in Valle Crucis where the clean air puts you to sleep. My all time favorite place to stay is 3 hours away and appeals to the geek in me because it has an observatory. They have gourmet food they will delivery to your craggy cabin with a mountain overhang decking where you can read and watch the sunrise or the sunset. Living in the middle of the state is my perfect place.

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  686. I live in a small town in Northern Indiana. If you think Amish buggies are adorable you would love it here. Happy holidays!

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  687. I live in the beautiful state of Michigan, Canton to be exact. I have lived here all of my life except for a few years in Reno, Nevada. I love mountains too (there aren’t any around us) but being surrounded by freshwater lakes has advantages. It’s a summer paradise but fall and winter are wonderful also. I would never leave Michigan because my daughters and their families live close to us and that’s is what’s most important to me.
    BTW, that audio clip had my howling again. I love what comes next. That is my go to book when I’m in the mood for great comedy. It never gets old.

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  689. I’m in Dover,New Hampshire-we’re in the southern part of the State,so our winters aren’t horrible. I love where I live and the 4 seasons!

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  690. We live in Waukesha, WI where the 4 season climate means it is always interesting and great reading weather. We have a crazy long driveway up a hill as well so hubby gets to use his tractor to keep it clear. Our wiener dog enjoys “herding” the wild turkeys and deer on our property.

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  694. This is exciting seeing where so many people live. I live in Olmsted Falls, Ohio well really it’s a township with a few acres of land to thrive on. Best wishes to one and all!

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  708. I live in West Sussex, UK. So glad I moved out of London, much less traffic and way more fields and trees.

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  712. I know I am a day (or two) short but I wanted to make sure that I commented on each post so you know how much I enjoy the fact that you take the time to do this. I love the fact that you still do contest and take such care in the gifts that you give and make them so personal. Okay enough. I live in North Central Kentucky. I am at least an hour from any bigger city and within two hours of many major cities like Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and Lexington. I live an hour from my job but wouldn’t have it any other way. I have a small farm, with just chickens at the moment, but we do have about 65 of them. Oh and 4 cats. I lost both of my dogs this past year and haven’t had it in me yet to get another puppy, but oh I want one and soon.

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  717. I live in Santa Clarita. CA and our claim to fame is our Six flags Magic Mountain. My favorite band KISS filmed KISS Meets Phantom of the Park there.

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    1. Julie I live in Oklahoma City it’s a great state with lots of opportunities I love living here.I would love to win the Mister Series I have read all of them and loved them all thank you so very much love you

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  739. East TN just south of Knoxville in the foothills of the Smokey Mountains. I have a small farm. We have a huge garden every summer. I can some, sale some, and give some away. We also have dogs and raise chickens. Farm life is great! No city life for this girl.

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  745. I live in Western NY. I’ve lived here my whole life. The summer and fall are so beautiful. GO BILLS!

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  753. I live in Bremerton, WA and no one seems to know where I am so most of the time I reply across the bay from Seattle and that seems to settle the debate of where I live.

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  756. I live in Longwood Florida, just north of Orlando. I grew up in Colorado Springs, then my family moved to central Illinois when I was as in junior high school. (That was a shock!) I’ve been in Florida now longer than anywhere else, so I guess I’m a “Floridian” now. I don’t miss the cold, but I do miss the autumn and the leaves changing colors.

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  760. I live in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Sometimes it is refered to as The Onion and also as the Captial City of our province. It is the gateway to the worksites of our largest export and exploit, which is oil.

    I have lived in and around Edmonton all of my life (except when I was wanting to move to Toronto, but was only away for a couple of months:(). I grew up on the city’s outskirts on an acreage west of Edmonton until my parents divorced, then moved to a small town called Devon. Fun fact: Devon’s oldest and shadiest bar was actually shown in a Tragically Hip and Grateful dead music video. It was also greatly affected by a large tornado that is known as one of Canada’s largest tornado’s. I was in elementary school so I have some memories of this but only because it was something that happened. Not much happened in my life back then…

    I got out of that place as fast as I could, which means I was on Edmonton for high school and have been here since. I used to dream of moving elsewhere but I didn’t. I have a family now and for now it will remain my home. It is a strange city that can offer opportunities and growth. It has changed a lot over my lifetime here but what has been and will always remain is WEM. One of the largest shopping malls in North America. You know the one that had an amusement park that on its first run, killed most of the people on it? And that summarizes Edmonton, I think. We have all four seasons yet it is dominated by road construction and long winters. At least, the winters are bright and usually sunny. Perhaps, I have shared too much?

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  761. Hi Julie and fellow commenters!!! As a young kid, my family moved around quite often. Now that I’m an adult, I’m finally settled in Western New York, in a suburb of Buffalo, NY!

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  765. I live in Milton, GA, which is about one hour north of downtown Atlanta. I leave an an area that is still a little rural and surrounded by horse farms. I grew up with horses and cows myself, but don’t currently own any.

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  775. I’m in the tiny town of Ashley, IN. It’s in the northeast corner of the state and surrounded by farms. But, there are over a hundred lakes in my county, so tons of lake fun.

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  776. I live in the metro Detroit area of Michigan. Michigan is beautiful but the older that I get, the more I’d like to move somewhere warmer out west. Arizona or Nevada appeal to me.

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  783. I live in Elizabeth, Arkansas which is part of the Ozarks. Some of the most beautiful land in the United States.

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  784. I live in the north San Diego county community of Escondido; though I also claim San Marcos as it’s my amazing home town.

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  791. I am living with my son in PA. We had to move in because I’m having back surgery Monday and I’m going to be be ridden for several months. I would love to reread your books.

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  792. I live in North Richland Hills, Texas
    I’ve been here 36 years. Longest I’ve ever lived in one place. I’m a daughter of a Marine and move around my whole life. Ended up in Colorado were I met my husband.
    Lived in 5 different cities over 8 years. We then moved to California for 2 years. Finally settling here.
    Merry Christmas

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  793. I live in beautiful Sacramento, Ca. After living on the east coast and TX for 25 yrs, its very nice to be home again.

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  794. Goodyear AZ.
    I’m so excited to join this giveaway.
    I was never a reader before, until I listened to the Mr. perfect audiobook, and I became a fan. I dove into this world. Then I did research, and I read the rook and Ronin series. Needless to say, I became a fan.
    Good luck, everyone and happy holidays ❤️

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  796. i live in suburbs of Atlanta, GA. I enjoy the mild climate, but could do with a fewer people. 😊

    I’d love to be in the country with horses and a ton of dogs. I’m limited to 2 currently – mean old’ husband!

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  797. Howdy neighbor! I’m in Albuquerque NM. Albuquerque is mentioned in several books I believe. I know it’s in Ford! Fucking Ford! Sorry I had to!!

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  799. I recently moved to India.
    The climate is quite pleasant and the people here are lovely and helpful.
    The culture, ethnicity and diversity is heartwarming ❤️

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  802. I live on the Missouri side of Kansas City, but if anyone has ever visited KC, you would know that we say we are from Kansas City. We do not say states or sides in less, the person we are talking to knows the difference.
    We are currently known as the Taylor Swift Football if that helps everyone.

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  806. I live in Kansas. You know, wheat, Dorthy, tornadoes, etc. We did have a tornado go through about 1 1/2 ago that was a half a mile away from our house. We could hear it coming under our stairs. It really does sound like a freight train.

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  809. Live in NE Kentucky but born and raised in Ft Myers FL. Moved to rural KY to live a simpler slower paced life.

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  811. I live in Quakertown Pa it use to be filled with open land now it’s almost all gone we still have lots of wild life to admire!

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  812. I’m a fellow Colorado girl. I moved here when I was 14 (I’m a whopping 51 now!) I married my high school boyfriend, Rich. (I prayed I’d marry a rich guy and god took me literally!) We both attended your alma mater, Colorado State University! I studied animal sciences before switching to humans sciences lol…
    I now live in Evergreen which is about 35 minutes from the steps of the capital (quick random fact: my grandfather help lay the gold on the dome of the capital in the late 1800’s!)
    Evergreen is the best of both worlds in that we can to most of the Denver area in less than 45 including DIA on a good day. I also currently have 3 elk in my yard and have to have bear-proof trash cans! The best is have a home that was built in 1978 around the sun’s southern exposure and can grow most anything. That is if I can keep the deer, elk, bears, rabbits, etc from eating it first! I harvest all of my wildflower seeds if you want any for you or one of your giveaways. I have honed my craft to virtually only perennials and all require very little watering and are very low on the deer/elk tasty spectrum.
    The downside of living in Evergreen is that it is too ‘Ever-White and not enough socioeconomic diversity for my family. Additionally it’s hard at times raising Jewish kids in a predominantly non Jewish community. We have a great rabbi at CBE so it’s all good.
    Some time take a motorcycle ride through the canyon between Red Rocks & Evergreen on Hwy 74. You’ll see some caution signs in yellow that say “MOTORCYCLES USE EXTREME CAUTION”. I wrote a grant to CDOT & NHTSA to get those signs added because I hated seeing so many motorcycle crashes and fatalities in my community. I can spout off pretty much anything about motorcycle safety and resources in Colorado.
    I have 3 adult kids ages 24, 22 & 20… this makes me sound organized but part of the year I have 3 kids in 3+ years which was a clusterfuck when they were little!
    I have 2 rescue boutique dogs, Henry is a Westiepoo and Kevin is a Labradoodle. Yes, people give up expensive dogs too.
    This one will throw you for a loop, I dress men for a living! I’m a men’s personal stylist with clients all over the country but I can work in my unmentionables at the kitchen table if I want while looking out the windows at the beautiful mountains and blue sky of Colorado!

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  817. I live in a little town called Madera in California. We are actually the heart of California where the pines meet the palm trees🌲🌴. In our town we can see the top of the mountain peaks of Yosemite. In the winter it’s the most beautiful site, we can see the mountains covered in snow. But sadly we don’t get snow in my town.

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  820. Hi! I live in Maine. We just got our first snowfall few days ago. There’s not much to do in part I live in so sometimes it can be boring but in summer and fall I love going to the orchard/farm I’m close to.

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  824. I live in the Ottawa Valley, about 2 hours northwest of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. It is about 6 hours north of Toronto if that helps!

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  835. Moved all over as kid; military brat. Lived in AK, Hi, CA, WA and 3 places in VA.
    After university settled in upstate SC.
    We live on 25 acres.

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  837. Up until 4 years ago I was a native Pennsylvania resident near Philadelphia but now I am in Central Louisiana

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  838. We live in Fischer, TX. It’s the gateway to “The Hill Country” of Central Texas. It’s a teeny tiny town that literally only has a post office and historic general store. It’s in between San Antonio & Austin, North of New Braunfels. We used to live in Southern California that was a big tourist area. And despite it being a small country town we’re a tourist area too. We’re 5 minutes from a lake and about 15 minutes from the Guadalupe river. We get lots of people here in the summertime. Anyway, we love our little 1-acre plot of land in the country.

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  858. Grew up in several different cities in Michigan, got married and moved where my husband lived, and have been in the Chicago suburbs in Illinois since then.

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  861. I live in the dead center of North Carolina. Seriously, my county is in the center of the state and my city, Asheboro, is the center of the county.

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  864. Hi!
    I live in the Greater Vancouver Regional district of Surrey, British Columbia, 🇨🇦 born and raised here. Love it! Ocean, mountains, rivers, lakes and streams… all within an hour’s reach of where I live. An hour to the USA border and three hours to Seattle.

    Fantastic locale … am I selling it to you yet?

    Merry 🎄 and Happy 2024 to everyone!

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  865. I live in Omaha, Nebraska. Moved here in 1980 from Southern California for “temporary” job and never left.

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  866. I live in central Illinois . Not too far from Springfield or St. Louis.
    I live in a rural small town and have a huge old Victorian that needs lots of renovations. And with a big garden every year, I am always planning a to do list!

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  874. I now live in Spokane, WA. Moved here in May to live with my youngest child. My oldest child lives across the street. All of my Grandchildren are from her so I get to live across the street from my Grandkids.

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  885. I live in beautiful Eastern North Carolina on the mainland across from the Southern Outer Banks, a 10 minute drive across the bridge to the sand & sea!

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  889. I recently moved to North Las Vegas, NV after living in Southern CA for 37 years after moving from the East Coast so I’ve seen and lived through lots of weather from blizzards to earthquakes.

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  893. Northern Ireland, UK.
    Been here all my days but if I’d the money I’d be gone, don’t know where exactly but somewhere warm!

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  900. Iowa born and raised, i do try to travel somewhere new every year now that my kids are old enough to learn and enjoy it.

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  902. I’m from South Carolina, a little town called Gaffney. It’s in the northern part of the state, foothills of the mountains which we call the Piedmont. I love my state and our home but we also stay at the beach for about 2 months of the year.

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  912. I live in Magnetawan, Ontario,Canada. It’s a gorgeous wee village smack dab in the middle of heaven. We are a visitors paradise, surrounded by gorgeous lakes and nature!

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  915. I live in northwest Indiana out in BFE. I live on a bunch of acreage in the woods and I have a large farm beyond the woods! I name all of my farm animals even though they’re raised for food. I have the most spoiled rotten farm animals on the planet! I also have 4 pups, a bunch of barn cats, 2 bunnies, and I’m bottle feeding 3 kittens at the moment because their mama left them in my barn and refuses to feed them. I work EMS in my county and everyone knows everyone here!

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  916. Hi Julie and Julie fans! I don’t think I posted right the first time LOL – but I have the hang of it now so I wanted to come back and say greetings from Lake County, California! We are very small and rural – no snow like Colorado but we do have the oldest lake in north America! Woot woot!

    Super huge JA Huss fan – this is an awesome event Julie! Thanks for being so thoughtful. ❤️

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  927. I live in Western Sydney, Australia 🇦🇺, we are currently having a heatwave and it sucks! Thank you for the chance.

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  928. Born, raised and living in Evanston Illinois, USA. I lived seven years in Israel in the ’80’s but otherwise I have lived here, or within a mile or two (lower rents in Rogers Park, Chi).
    Thanks!

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  929. I live in Cohoes New York, 10 miles north of Albany although I spend 4 months In Florida because I am over upstate NY in winter

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  931. Seward, Alaska. It is a beautiful, beautiful place to live. However, it can be a struggle living here sometimes. Cold, dark, rainy, snowy, but the good days are amazing.

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  935. My husband decided to join the army 2 years ago, at the ripe age of 35, so we now live on base in Fort Drum, NY!

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  940. I live in Houston, Texas. We’re actually between Galveston and Houston, so I can get to the gulf and see and hear the waves and get in the water if I need to do so. The waves soothe my soul with all of the government turmoil around this state.

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  945. I’m from SW Louisiana! Born and raised, but live a bit further north than ever before. It’s crazy because in Louisiana, we have different cultures within one state. So, just a 20 minute trip north from where I lived before is like being in a completely new State!

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  960. I am originally from London, England but for the past 20+ years I’ve lived in the county of West Sussex in a small village, surrounded by countryside and only a 30 minute drive from the coast. I much prefer the peace and quiet of the countryside to the hustle and bustle of a city.

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  961. Ashland, kentucky. I have always read a lot. I just read one of your books. Loved it. Will differently read more. Amazing author. Great stories. You have to read her books.

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  975. I live in New York for over 40 years but it’s has become overcrowded and very expensive so I am ready to make the leap and leave NYC. So in 2024 I am exploring towns, cities and states and looking for my forever place. I know I don’t want to go to another big and expensive city. I want a town that is friendly, family orientated, low crime, nice summers and not to bad winters. I am taken recommendation on cities, towns and states to check out.

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  979. I was born and lived in Kentucky till I was 3, then moved to Indiana. At 10 we moved back to KY, and at 12 back to IN where I’ve lived ever since. At 51 I wanna live in a warmer climate,but my children and grandchildren are here.

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  980. I lived in NW Indiana for 41 years then took a chance and moved to northern Arizona. To a lovely small town in Arizona. The Verde River flows through the town as does Bitter Creek, a tributary of the river. The weather is great and the sky is brilliant blue. So glad I made the move. According to the 2021 census, the population of the town was 4,419.

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  987. I live in Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom, a small town that has the nickname “Stoke in the Smoke.” The name was given to it during the time when Wedgwood, Minton, Spode and more kept the huge kilns fired up day and night producing beautiful display pieces as well as every day necessities.The result was black smoke that settled everywhere. While today the kilns are all quiet (most are torn down) evidence of the smoke remains on all the red brick buildings, houses included. As an American uprooted and replanted here by my “Stokie” husband I find this town fascinating. There are carvings in buildings everywhere that I’m still finding. And a trip to the Burslem Pottery Museum has pieces of porcelain and Majolica that are so very stunning they take your breath.
    Like any town it has its good and bad points, and I only worry about those that affect us and our daily life. All in all, aside from missing my kids, grandkids and a cheese steak, mushrooms, onions, peppers and pizza sauce from the Tony’s back in Greencastle USA, I wouldn’t want to be anywhere else but where I am😁.

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  1006. Lake Park, Ga in the US. My home is just 2 miles from the Georgia Florida line. I miss living up north, theres no snow and mountains here and as far as nature goes, those 2 are my absolute favorites.

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  1009. I live in Paris, France. I’m afraid it’s not the best place to live currently with all the troubles in everyday life caused by the city trying to get ready to host 2024 Olympic Games…

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  1010. I am from Seaside Heights, NJ. It’s very quiet here in winter, but in spring/summer there are so many people here. They visit the beach to swim, the boardwalk to eat, drink, shop, or play games and ride the rides. There’s a waterpark as well. It’s nice.

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  1012. Hi Julie, Merry Christmas, and thank you for these fabulous giveaways!! And I live in Melbourne, Australia 🥰👋🎄

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  1023. Live in the piney woods on the north shore of New Orleans, you can cross the 24 mile bridge across Lake Ponchatrain to go to the city proper, plenty good food plenty pass a good time!

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  1029. This is a great question and a wonderful way to get to know your readers. As for me, I’m from the very middle of the United States….Lincoln, Nebraska. It’s an urban community surrounded by farmland, a community that’s a bit behind the times occasionally but I still like it.

    Thanks for the awesome prize and giveaway!

    The Scarf Princess

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  1038. Born and raised in Philly. Moved to Jersey when I met my husband in 2005. Currently living in Connecticut. It’s not bad but I miss the Philadelphia area terribly.

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  1041. I live In Perth Western Australia with my Husband, 3 Kids and one of their boyfriends, 2 dogs, 2 cats, 4 birds and a fish. We have a crazy busy home full of life and I wouldn’t have it any other way 😊

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  1046. Evanston Illinois. One of my daughters worked in Colorado, and one goes to school there now. If I could pick where I would want to live, Colorado is in a tie with San Francisco. Maybe San Diego, with summers in Colorado. If only.

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  1048. I’m a southern California transplant to northeast Missouri, I’ve been in the same town for 37 years and raised 2 kids as a single mother and put myself through nursing school as a recently divorced woman

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  1050. Hi there,

    I moved to Houston, TX from Albany, NY IN 1995 and currently live in Tomball, TX which is a suburb Northwest of Houston. While I desperately miss the fall season in upstate NY, the leaves changing, Apple picking, and Apple cider donuts, I most definitely do not miss the freezing temps and shoveling so much snow.

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  1061. Hi, Julie!
    I am very, very fortunate to live in La Mesa, which is in San Diego county, California. It’s great here – about 70° year-round give or take!

    Thank you so so so so so much for the years and years of enjoyment you have given me through your books!! And thank you for the chance to win!

    I hope you and your family have the happiest of holidays!!!!

    Reply

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THE COMFORT IN THE BRAVE

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Clover Bradley was having the worst day of her life and then she got kidnapped. In her own home. Well, her empty and currently being renovated childhood home on the edge of Disciple, West Virginia and not her former cozy cottage on the grounds of the Dixie Yonder Hotel where she was working and thriving until that very morning. But it still counts and definitely makes her very bad day much worse.

But that’s not even the crazy part. The crazy part is that she’s falling for her kidnapper. A handsome man, if a little morally challenged, who is probably very dangerous and has threatened to kill her half a dozen times over the span of just one day, but what can one do? The attraction is there.

Riggs is just trying his best to stay out of prison. Which seems at odds with his current actions, but need-to-know nuances make all these nonsensical pieces fit. And even though Clover isn’t a model captive—she’s a complainer of the princess variety—he finds himself getting attached. If he hadn’t been forced to kidnap her to save his own hide, he could see a future where the two of them end up together.

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The Comfort in the Brave is an ironic twist of fate inbred to a really bad decision. It’s a captive romance turned ride-or-die in a crazy escape from Blackberry Hill—but this time Collin Creed isn’t coming to save anyone, he’s looking for revenge.

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Spark is light, Spark is magic, Spark is power.

Spark is everything and it blooms inside the bodies of Tau City’s young women. Once a decade, in exchange for enough power to keep the city modern and comfortable, a Spark Maiden must be sacrificed to their mysterious tower god in a ritual called The Extraction.

Ten Maidens are Chosen, but only one enters the tower as a sacrifice, never to be seen again. The nine leftovers are elevated to celebrity status and spend the next decade living in the luxurious Maiden Tower, wearing couture gala gowns, and partying with the city’s most interesting and beautiful people. Every young woman in Tau City wants to be a Spark Maiden because the odds have always been in their favor.

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