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Starlit Destiny a 2005 CAPA Nominee

Starlit Destiny has been nominated for 2005 CAPA's at The Romance Studio in the paranormal romance category. The CAPA's are their awards for excellence in romantic and erotic fiction, chosen from books that were reviewed in 2005 at TRS. The final award will be announced St. Patrick's Day.

I'm honored to be nominated with these books! Thank you TRS. I enjoyed many of the books on the entire list of nominees, and in the paranormal romance category as well.

I have to admit, sharing a nomination with a paranormal powerhouse like Christine Feehan makes me feel like a new actress on Oscar night. Come St. Patty's Day, I'll be feeling like a Diamond Dipped Diva, even though chances are I'll be wearing sweats and a t-shirt!
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  1. Kimberly Kaye Terry10:42 AM PST

    I love it!!! Congratulations Angie girl...you ROCK!

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  2. Angela's Designs3:25 PM PST

    Thank you Kimberly, and congrats again on your great review today!

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  3. Sherrill Quinn3:44 PM PST

    This is such tremendous news, Annalee! Congratulations!!

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  4. Shesawriter6:54 PM PST

    Now this is BIG! Wow, Annalee. I'm so happy for you. Congratulations!!!!

    Tanya

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  5. Lynn7:23 PM PST

    WOO HOO! Congrats on the nomination!

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  6. Daisy Dexter Dobbs9:30 PM PST

    How absolutely wonderful and exciting, Annalee! Congratulations on your nomination!! :-D

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  7. Sidney3:31 AM PST

    Congrats. That's great news.

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  8. K.A.S.3:38 AM PST

    Woo Hoo!! And you're right - that's some awesome company you're in there.

    Best of luck!

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  9. DD Blackman5:28 AM PST

    Congrats!!!

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  10. Two Voices Publishing 6:18 AM PST

    Congratulations! :)

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  11. Maura Anderson11:51 AM PST

    Congratulations!!!!

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  12. Angela's Designs7:09 AM PST

    Thank you all! :)

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