Vote for your favorite Shades of Romance authors!!

It's time for the 2011 Shades of Romance Readers Choice Awards.
For the past 11 years, LaShaunda Hoffman has been promoting authors through Shades of Romance, an online magazine that offers readers and authors to connect in a significant way. Hoffman is great at what she does and is a friend to readers and writers. I dare you to log on and not find a new author to follow.
Here are the 2011 nominees! Cast your vote by clicking the link above!

Voting for the SORMAG's Reader's Choice Awards are open. 

Please vote one time only.  Voting will close September 30th.
 
1.

SORMAG Author Of The Year
Featured on SORMAG

Nikita Lynette Nichols
Lawanna Lynn Campbell
Chicki Brown
AlTonya Washington
2.

Romance Author Of The Year
Featured on SORMAG

AlTonya Washington
Elaine Cantrell
Eve Cogdell
Beverly Taylor
3.
Romance Book Of The Year
Featured on SORMAG

A Good As The First Time - AlTonya Washington
Return Engagement - Elaine Cantrell
Cashmere & Silk ...Two - Eve Cogdell
Desires Of The Heart - Beverly Taylor
4.

Fiction Author Of The Year
Featured on SORMAG

Nikita Lynette Nichols
Chicki Brown
Jennifer Coissiere
Sasha Campbell
5.

Fiction Book Of The Year
Featured on SORMAG

A Woman's Worth - Nikita Lynette Nichols
Have You Seen Her? - Chicki Brown
Crossing Over - Jennifer Coissiere
Confessions - Sasha Campbell
6.

Non-Fiction Author Of The Year
Featured on SORMAG

Karyn Langhorne Folan
Cecil Murphey
Claudia Mair Burney
Lawanna Lynn Campbell
7.

Non-Fiction Book Of The Year
Featured on SORMAG

Don't Bring Home A White Boy - Karyn Langhorne Folan
When A Man You Love Was Abused - Cecil Murphey
God Alone Is Enough - Claudia Mair Burney
Is She Dead Yet? - Lawanna Lynn Campbell
8.
Children/Young Adult Author Of The Year
Featured on SORMAG

Artist Arthur
Frank Cottrell Boyce
Victoria Bond & T.R. Simon
9.
Children/Young Adult Book Of The Year
Featured on SORMAG

Manifest - Artist Arthur
Cosmic - Frank Cottrell Boyce
Zora & Me - Victoria Bond & T.R. Simon
10.

Christian Author Of The Year
Featured on SORMAG

Janice Jones
Beverly Taylor
Dana Morton
Korika Johnson
11.

Christian Fiction Book Of The Year
Featured on SORMAG

From Sinner To Saint - Janice Jones
Desires Of The Heart - Beverly Taylor
Touching The Clouds - Bonnie Leon
The Spy Who Saved Christmas - Dana Morton
12.

New Author Of The Year
Featured on SORMAG

Earnessa T. Carter
Jennifer Coissiere
Chicki Brown
Sasha Campbell
13.
Poet Of The Year
Featured on SORMAG

Brook Blander
Shereeda L. Bowers
14.

Poetry Book Of The Year
Featured on SORMAG

Now That I'm Here - Brook Blander
Empowered For Purpose - Shereeda L. Bowers
15.

Featured Blog Tour On SORMAG

My Mother's Child Tour with Dwan Abrams
Do You Still Do? What Happen Happily Ever After
Loved To Death Tour - Rosa Ferguson
For Those Who Stare At The Moon

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