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Who: You!
What: Authors Partying Again
When: Friday 4/20/12 4:00 a.m. EST –>Sunday 4/22/12 (Earth Day) 7:00 p.m. EST.
Where: JustRomanceme.com
Why: It’s Earth Day and we want to 
What’s in it for you: A chance to discover new authors, sample their wares, check out earthy hunks, and win E-books, Gift Cards, and/or a Nook Simple Touch.
P.S. Authors and readers are invited to an Earth Day Chat @ Gem’s Place Sunday night at 7:00 p.m where winners will be announced.
(bournmelissa)
You’re a winner!
Thanks everyone for participating in the Hoppy Easter Blog Hop.
Happy Easter Weekend! *waving*
Thanks for stopping by my spot on the hop! Don’t know what I’m talking about? This weekend, I’m participating in a huge [ 202 possible places to win] blog hop with some great authors/bloggers who are all ponying up a prize at every stop.
To find lots of Easter goodies visit–> http://thebloghopspot.com/event-page/ and it will take you to all the stops on this fabulous blog hop.
But before you go make sure you read the rest of my post to see what prizes I’m giving away to one lucky winner! Anyone who knows me or reads my books can figure out that I’m a lover of all things western–horses, hats, boots and cowboys. 
Now, for my contest!
Winner’s choice of one Ebook from my backlist titles…
Plus
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A $50. Gift Card for shopping @ Rod’s Western Palace, a great place online to find southwestern fashions, home decor and more.
Welcome to April, everyone! I’m sharing news. I’ve contracted my first official venture into paranormal erotic romance with Ellora’s Cave. Much appreciation to SSS authors, Dee Carney (for kicking my derriere into gear to write this) and Eleri Stone (for crit reading the result.) Thanks ladies.
I found the pic on a stock photo site and had to post it. It’s so what I imagined when I wrote my witch/healer heroine, Missouri Hess. Today’s snippet is the first six (unedited) sentences from my novella, titled…
Call Me Miz
Miz swerved in and out of stalled cars as she climbed the ridge on her Harley.
The coal truck traveling fast from the other side had lost its brakes, plummeting down the curving road until it crashed and flipped on its side.
It was five o’clock in the afternoon and anyone going home from the city was screwed.
No traffic would move over the mountain for at least an hour or two.
But she would.
She tightened her grip and slowed down as she approached the load of coal blocking the road.
