Good morning everyone!
Thanks to everyone who stopped by and commented,
Our blog hop winner is
Lisa G
Congratulations Lisa, and see you next time everyone!
Greetings everyone! Happy St. Patrick's Day to you!
Whether you're celebrating by wearing green or drinking green, I wish you all the best!
But I have to ask you...
Because one Lucky person who comments on this blog post will win.
Okay, not a pot of gold, but for readers, the next best thing.
A $10 All Romance eBooks gift card.
So leave me your email ( prizes are awarded electronically via email!)
and the answer to this question:
Why do frogs like St. Patrick's Day?
Meanwhile, luck plays a role in many romances, I know it did in mine. I was very lucky over seventeen years ago, to pick up the phone in the book store where I worked at the time.
On the other end of the line was a voice that captured my attention.
He was an employee at another branch of the store, calling to check on a book for a customer.
How lucky could I get?
I fell in love with a voice on the phone, and luck brought us together.
Love has kept us together.
SHAMELESS PROMO
Since you're here, why not take a look at my m/m romance,
Mark's Opening Gambit
Where luck plays a part in bringing two men from opposite sides of the track together.
Blurb
The son of a wealthy business man, Mark Addison is an expert at chess and hiding. Mason Grant labors with his hands in a menial position; he's open about who he is and what he wants in ways that terrify Mark. Their paths shouldn't have crossed, but now that they have...
They came from different backgrounds, yet each adheres to his own version of family duty and responsibility. One would make any sacrifice for his family's well being. For Mason Grant that means leaving school at sixteen and working hard while living as a man of integrity to set an example for his brothers. The other would sacrifice anything to keep his family life calm. If that means hiding who he really is from his high society, narrow-minded parents, then that's what Mark Addison will do. He just wants to run his shop, host a few tournaments, play a few games of chess.
When Mason meets fussy, precise chess tournament director Mark, he isn't expecting much more than a few hours of uncomfortable sleep in his car while his brother plays. One disdainful look from Mark changes that.
You can buy Mark's Opening Gambit at most ebook vendors
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