Yvonne Heidt

Holiday Giveaway – Scroll down for winner list. Thank you!

Keep scrolling to read what they’re saying about Meet Me in the Middle…

*Lorraine R. has won Tuesday’s drawing. Fear not – LOL the rest of your names are still in the drawing all week! It would be very cool if you could repost tomorrow – thank you!

*BOASIE8- up for Weds! Cora & Jenny – you’re up for Thursday and Friday. Jeanne * you have an honorary win for engaging!

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24 responses to “Holiday Giveaway – Scroll down for winner list. Thank you!”

  1. Kelly Avatar
    Kelly

    Mince pies 🤗
    They’re only around for Christmas and then they disappear….. until next Christmas.

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  2. Bev D Avatar
    Bev D

    One of my favourite treats at Christmas time is my mom’s peanut brittle. Yummy!!

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  3. Nik Avatar
    Nik

    Happy Wednesday! Not sure it is what you would call a dish, but I love my great-grandma’s yeast rolls. So awesome. I have also now added Meet Me in the Middle to my list to be read! Thanks so much, Yvonne!

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  4. piscesmoon2u Avatar
    piscesmoon2u

    Not really a sweets person but do love chocolate. Thanks for this chance to win an audio copy.

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  5. weebauchle Avatar
    weebauchle

    Have followed!

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    1. Yvonne Heidt Avatar
      Yvonne Heidt

      Thank you!

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  6. Kay Avatar
    Kay

    Meet me in the middle sounds like a really good story and I’m an audiobook addict so I’d love a chance to listen. I’m putting it on my to read list also. US

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    1. Kay Avatar
      Kay

      I forgot to mention a favorite holiday dish. I swear I can read instructions I just don’t always follow them. A few years ago my mom made green beans with pickled jalapeños and onions. Lol! She swears she doesn’t know where that combination came from but yum! That has become a favorite of mine.

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  7. Cora Avatar
    Cora

    On Christmas eve we always have tiramisu for dessert and I just LOVE it 😍😍😍
    “Meet me in the middle” sounds amazing! I would love to listen to it!

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    1. Yvonne Heidt Avatar
      Yvonne Heidt

      Cora! You won Thursday’s drawing 🙂 please contact me at yvonneheidt.author@gmail.com

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  8. Lynn Heilesen Avatar
    Lynn Heilesen

    Sweet Potato Pie is one of my faves… given my Southern roots. 😸🐯

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  9. Michelle V. Avatar
    Michelle V.

    Wow favorite holiday dessert? Do I have to pick one? Lol. I would have to say peppermint bark. Absolutely addictive.

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  10. beachwench Avatar
    beachwench

    I’ll throw my name in for a freebie!

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  11. April Avatar
    April

    Thanks for offering this! Happy Holidays!

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  12. jeannenicholas Avatar
    jeannenicholas

    This sounds fund and full of humor and IRISH blarney. Can’t wait.
    <—-audible here please "I Rish You a Merry Christmas." Get it? I know, I know. I kilt it.

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    1. Yvonne Heidt Avatar
      Yvonne Heidt

      Yay there is plenty of that! LOL

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      1. jeannenicholas Avatar
        jeannenicholas

        Do you mind if I post the giveaway on a couple FB groups? Twitter…you know….social media?

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      2. Yvonne Heidt Avatar
        Yvonne Heidt

        Oh, Please do!

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      3. jeannenicholas Avatar
        jeannenicholas

        Nevermind. I just found your share links. Duh! OK its been splattered. . Good Luck O’ da IRISH.

        Thats an Americanism btw.
        I’m from Cali soooo we invented it! lol

        Luck of the Irish

        The phrase luck of the Irish is commonly thought to mean “extreme good fortune.” However, according to Edward T. O’Donnell, an Associate Professor of History at Holy Cross College and author of 1001 Things Everyone Should Know About Irish American History, the term has not an Irish origin but “a happier, if not altogether positive,” American one.

        “During the gold and silver rush years in the second half of the 19th century, a number of the most famous and successful miners were of Irish and Irish American birth. . . .Over time this association of the Irish with mining fortunes led to the expression ‘luck of the Irish.’ Of course, it carried with it a certain tone of derision, as if to say, only by sheer luck, as opposed to brains, could these fools succeed.”

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      4. Yvonne Heidt Avatar
        Yvonne Heidt

        Plenty of the brogue in Meet Me in the Middle – in my head when I was writing it anyway. LOL

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    2. Yvonne Heidt Avatar
      Yvonne Heidt

      Jeanne – you have an honorary win for engaging 🙂 please get a hold of me at yvonneheidt.author@gmail.com 🙂

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  13. Jenni Welch Avatar
    Jenni Welch

    I saw your post on Twitter!! And I’d love to enter your contest! 🙂 thanks for sharing this book! I’d love to add it to my list of finished books for next year!

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    1. Yvonne Heidt Avatar
      Yvonne Heidt

      Jenny! You’ve won Friday’s drawing! please get a hold of me at yvonneheidt.author@gmail. com. 🙂

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  14. sboase888 Avatar
    sboase888

    Hi Yvonne!
    Happy Holidays and an amazing 2020 to you and yours! Please can you put me in the mix to win one of the copies 😬🌈💓🎉

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Thank you so much! You’re brave to come along…