Saturday, September 6, 2014

Book giveaway winner announced

In celebration of the third anniversary of this blog, and 100,000 page views, I'm announcing the winner of a FREE author-signed paperback of "The DYERS of London, Boston, & Newport:"
My high school history teacher, Charles Barber, chose a number that was randomly assigned to those who entered comments below, which corresponded with -- Renee G.
He also chose an alternate number, which I'll notify if I don't hear from Renee.


Congratulations, Renee! 

Are you the type who thinks you can never win? (Join the club!) You can purchase the paperback or Kindle at Amazon, along with the other two Dyer books by Christy K Robinson.

The Dyers of London, Boston, & Newport  (The Dyers #3)

Five-star nonfiction

by Christy K Robinson
Kindle edition Amazon price $6.99 
Paperback edition now available! 320 pages, Amazon price $12
Nonfiction, illustrated. The research and recent discoveries behind the novels. The Dyers is a lively nonfiction account of background color, culture, short stories, personality sketches, food, medicine, interests, recreation, cosmic events, and all the "stuff" that made up the world of William and Mary Dyer in the 1600s. More than 70 chapters, and all-new, exclusive content found nowhere else! 

If you don't have a Kindle device, Amazon offers a free Kindle reading app for your PC, Mac, tablet, iPad, smart phone, etc. Get the free app here: http://amzn.to/Osuhjv  






28 comments:

  1. Thanks for the chance to win your book. Looks like a brilliant read. Shared on fb!

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  2. Mary is an ancestor of mine! Although I don't know much, I am very interested in family history and passing it to other generations!

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    1. I made this comment not sure why my name doesn't show but I am a daughter to Margaret Sletten Behrens

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  3. Whether you want a better understanding of Mary and William Dyer, want to learn more about the founding of New England, or just want to chuckle over Angelina Jolie 'making a leg,' Christy's superb blog is for you! And I hope I win, I hope I win ...

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  4. Comments from Facebook:

    Margaret Sletten-Behrens --I love these books!

    Leslie Burke Fernandes --I live in Portsmouth, RI and am very interested in the life of Mary Dyer. A memorial herb garden dedicated to her is a mile from my home and as a history buff and herbalist, I love knowing she once lived so near by!

    Merna Dyer Skinner --Thanks for your research and scholarship - I'm eager to learn the stories behind all the names on my family tree!

    Sharon Dobbins Mitchell --Great history lesson and a great read.

    Marsha Lambert --Entered and shared.

    Jo Ann Butler --Entered and shared, and good luck to everyone!

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  5. I would love to see these books incorporated into our schools curriculum.

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  6. I've recently come across the early London Quakers at Ratcliff when researching family tree. What courageous people they were to be so committed to their beliefs, literally sticking their necks out...Love to read your findings.

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  7. I love history, although I have never checked out these particular people. That's why it would be fun to read!
    Digicats {at} Sbcglobal {dot} Net

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  8. In one of my college classes this fall we will be reading A People's History which actually has several sentences about Mary. I would love to have your book as a companion piece to share with my school. Thanks.

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    1. CONGRATULATIONS, Renee G--you won the drawing! I emailed the address in your Google profile. If you don't see it because your email program doesn't recognize me, check your spam folder.

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  10. Just discovered today, thru a relatives hard work, that i am related to this woman. would love to read/own this book. thanx for the chance to win it!! joeys gal

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  11. Looking forward to your book.

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  12. I would love to have this book to show me the trials of my 7th great grandmother. God Bless!

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  13. I'm very curious what the books has to say about Rev. John Wilson -- an ancestor of mine.

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  14. Gregory Wolovich, Jr.September 10, 2014 at 4:14 AM

    I am a 10th Great Grandson of Mary's through William and Freelove Dyer Shreve. I have been working on my family tree since I was a teenager, and now I am graduating college. I believe this book will be a wealth of knowledge and an excellent read!

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  15. Your books are all great reads. I get a history lesson., and history is my favorite subject. Thanks and keep it up.

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    1. Could you please leave your first name and initial? If you get drawn I'll need to find you!

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  16. Mary Barrett Dyer is my grandmother, 7 times removed through her son, William. I have read "Mary Dyer, Illustrated" and I'm currently reading "Mary Dyer, For such a Time as This". The voracious reader that I am I'm looking forward to reading "The Dyers of London, Boston & Newport" whether I win or not. The saga of Mary and William has been a legend in my family for as long as I can remember. I'm 77-years-old. My mother was Alice Loan Dyer, daughter of Libbeus Curtis Dyer. My interest is not simply a recent interest of mine. Mary has always been a member of my family.

    Please keep 'em coming Christy.

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  17. Would love to read about the history and findings of Mary Dyer's life. Even better to know you're related to her. -Serene K.

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  18. I would.LOVE to have your book because I love genealogical research, history and study, that is interwoven with exciting true drama, while you the writer step our minds back in time and unravel Mary's heroic acts of courage. All of this history mystery during a period of time that gets frozen in one's mind.

    Plus, because I love the author too and when you are rich and famous I'll have an autograph book that I can auction in order to use in my elder years to be able to eat as.my vision by that time will be long gone and the book would only be taking up space and collecting dust! Ashes to ashes and dust to dust I by ALLodi means have to have a copy of your book. It is a MUST!

    There, has.my comments qualified me? ;)


    ♡ to you my friend. Stephanie Mason ;)

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  19. Maria Rodriguez
    I would love to read find out about Mary Dyer. This book sounds interesting, I haven't read any of your books this one caught my eye.

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  20. P.S. Apparently I might be a robot, so I hope that robots are eligible to win.

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  21. I would love to read this book!

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  22. Anonymous, please post your name, so I can find you if we draw your name for the prize! I have no way to get back with you.

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  23. I'll try this again, since it didn't work the last time....I would love to read this book!
    Sharon Dyer
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