Final Four: Paranormal v. Historical
05. Apr, 2008 | by Jane |
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Results of the Paranormal v. Historical (Round 1 of the Final Four)
DA Results:
Loading ...SB Results:
The winner is Colleen Gleason’s The Rest Falls Away which won by a total of 37 votes. At the SB site, Colleen’s book garnered 38 more votes than Elizabeth Hoyt’s The Serpent Prince. At DA, The Serpent Prince received one more vote than The Rest Falls Away. Don’t forget to vote in the second of the Final Four polls: Erotica/Erotic Romance v. Contemporary both here and at Smart Bitches.
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Come on, Serpent Prince!
Wow! I’m surprised at how close it was!
It wasn’t nearly as close at Smart Bitches.
I missed out on voting this round. One vote difference? WOW! Who was leading over at Smart Bitches? The poll isn’t showing up on their site right now.
I was gunning for Colleen Gleason but I honestly thought The Serpent Prince would win this round. Wow, The Rest Falls Away is definitely turning out to be a dark horse.
A dark horse for a dark day. *wailing and gnashing teeth* I started thinking I didn’t have any chance, but this past week, I began to taste victory, and it tasted like chips and dip.
I have to go – the tears are making a paste out of the ashes on my face.
Wow! That was unexpected on my part!
Completely surprised at how well Gleason has fared in this race. That was my only surprise, really.
I think what these polls show is that DA and SB have very little overlap with the AAR voters because I seriously thought given how well Jo Goodman’s book did in the AAR poll that If His Kiss Was Wicked would also play well. Ditto with Hoyt’s book.