Good morning everyone!
*sips coffee* What's everyone up to today? I've just been working on publishing
Like a Wolf at Smashwords- which will distribute to iTunes, Barnes and Noble,
Kobo and so forth- and All Romance eBooks. Previously it was and still is at
Amazon. I had it in the Kindle Unlimited program for a while to see how that
worked, and the answer was… so-so. So, the great news of the day is that you
can now purchase Like a Wolf at other vendors. This books sports a sexy cover
by Laura Harner and was edited by the astute Jae Ashley. It's inspired by the
nursery story Little Red Riding Hood. Sort of… If you're interested, scroll on
down to the bottom of the page for the blurb and buy links.
In other news, I have
discovered that September 29th is National Coffee Day. I know, me too.
I was like, but isn't every day coffee day? Anyway, I couldn't let Coffee Day (which is kind of the national holiday of writers, right?) pass without doing something
to celebrate. So, since All Romance eBooks is by far the easiest online retailer
to work with sales wise, what with Smashwords requiring coupons and Amazon
being… well, Amazon, I'm have a huge sale over at All Romance on the 29th.
Don't worry I'll remind you. I'm planning to use the book tag #booksncoffee, so
you'll be able to click over there and use their search function to find books with
that tag.
My lovely editor says
she'll have the next round of Telling the Truth edits to me early this week, so
that's on the project list. I'm going man shopping here in a few minutes so
Laura has pics to use for the cover. Then Havan tells me I'm up for the next
round of At the Heart of Christmas (still just a working title). And today is
THE day. Mum's the Word Part eight must be done today for posting here
tomorrow. That's a lot of words to be written today!
I'd best throw on some
motivation and get to work! Foreigner Blue Morning, Blue Day
Y'all enjoy your Sunday
fun day!
Like A Wolf – A Contemporary
M/M Romance
To triumph, you must face
your competition.
That was what the fortune
cookie said.
Young, fresh, and wise
beyond his years, Robert Redding finds culinary success and contentment with
The Lunch Basket, his upscale diner that dishes up good old-fashioned country
food. Serving the food he loves to his customers has always made him happy. He
sees no need to step outside his comfort zone. He doesn’t want to be famous; he
just wants to feed people.
Every good meal should be
served with an edge of danger…
At least, that’s Hank
Wolf’s philosophy of food. Step through the doors of Hungry and you’re putting
yourself in his hands. In the kitchen, Hank is in control of everything, and
the result is a mouthwatering dining experience that the whole town loves.
Letting go of the tight control he has on every aspect of his life just isn’t
in the recipe.
Curiosity leads Robbie to
Hank’s so he can see for himself what all the fuss is about. and the attraction
between the two chefs comes to a quick boil. But give these two restaurateurs
the same ingredients and watch haute cuisine and home-style come head-to-head.
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