Results time!
DA Results:
SB Results:
The winner is Nora Robert’s High Noon which won by a total of 136 votes. At the SB site, Robert’s book won by 83 votes and here at DA, it won by 53 votes.
The Championship Round is now in progress. We’ll begin the post mortem on Tuesday. I know you guys are so excited you are about to pee your pants.
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Pardon my confusion, but did Smart Bitches not host a vote for the championship? I don’t see it on the site ...
We did. it was yesterday. While Dear Author’s polls stay live after they close so you can see the results, our software closes the poll and the entry, hiding the results. And since we’re announcing the winners tomorrow, I’m keeping it a secret.
Mwaaaaahahahahahahhahahhh.
Aha! Tricky hidden results, messing up Johnnies-come-lately like me!
Thanks for filling me in.
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