Do You Feel Lucky? Breathless Press Blog Hop: Lucky Reads March 15 - 17

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! 

Breathless Press Blog Hop: Lucky Reads March 15 - 17 

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 

Amazon      All Romance       Breathless Press

Thanks for stopping by, and if you're still feeling lucky, well then, click on over to the other Blogs in the Hop and see what they have to offer.

Autism Blog Hop

Thank you to all who participated! Our winners are 

1. vitajex

2. gigi

I'll be emailing the winners about how to claim their prizes. 

To everyone else, it means a lot to me that you stopped by and commented! 

Autism Awareness Blog Hop

I'm going simple with this post…

According to a 2012 survey, 27% of children with autism have been excluded from school.

On Prejudice

Anyone who's been excluded, whether because of race, religion, gender, sexuality, knows that hurts. 

I'm a little stumped on what to write for this today, because I've faced prejudice on many grounds in the forty-something years I've been here. 

I wore glasses, was overweight, wore the wrong clothes and spoke with an accent. 

I've been on the outside looking in. 

Who hasn't? 

It's a fact of our everyday lives. 

Only we can make it better by refusing to perpetuate the negativity. 

Include diversity in the classroom. 

Teach all our children to appreciate one another for their differences, 

and we'll end up with a better tomorrow. 

I'm offering a giveaway for those who comment. Please leave your email address so you can be notified if you win. Winners will be chosen by random draw from among the commenters. 

First offer: $5 Amazon GC 

Second Offer: Fabulous hand crafted book mark by Freia Inguz

Don't forget to enter for the Grand Prize!   

Grand Prize - to be drawn on 1 May 2013 -

Extasy Books - $25 credits

Total E-Bound - £30 voucher

Love Lane Books - £20 voucher

Click over to RJ Scott's to enter for the Grand Prize drawing

http://rjscottauthor.blogspot.com/2013/03/autism-blog-hop.html 

Love is in the Air

Winner by random draw is 
pnelson6915@gmail.com
Thank you to everyone else who stopped by, I really appreciate your support! 

Love Is In the Air Blog Hop

Hosted by Under the Covers

THE NITTY GRITTY

1. Blog hop runs from 12:01 AM February 7th through to 11:59 PM February 14th, 2013.
2. You must include your email address for notification purposes if you win. Entries without email addresses will be disqualified.
3. Prizes must be claimed within seven days (by Feb. 21) or are forfeit.
4. Winners will be announced on this page and notified by email on Feb. 15^th.
5. Physical prizes are US only. E-books, gift cards, etc. are international.

The Sweet Talk

It has come to that time of year again – Valentine’s Day.

It is a time for the bad poetry and naughty underwear to be dusted off and put to use.

But if you want more than just barely-there underwear and a few sonnets,

how about a sexy romantic book to get you in the smooching mood?

Join us in our Love is in the Air blog hop for a chance to win

and make your Valentine’s Day perfect!

.Book Related prizes....

I have just the thing!

Designed by the fabulous Freia Inguz, especially for the season...

Plus, a collection of M/M romance Paperbacks Including....

Encounter 

Variety is the spice of life- here's a collection of short stories to heat up your day.

Encounter: A nervous wannabe actor slips away to steal a smoke at an audition and finds more relaxation than he expected. 

Finding Justice: When Justice figures out his boyfriend considers him nothing more than a piece of ass on the side, he takes matters into his own hands. 

Nick: Insecure nurse Nick discovers something about his rock star boyfriend he just can't forgive.

Loving Jacob (insert pic)

When Malcolm Jenner’s sex-on-the-side turns into more, he isn’t above begging for a second chance.

Malcolm is looking for a bit of fun, nothing serious.  He's got duties and responsibilities, after all. He doesn’t usually choose his lovers from the office, but his attraction to Jacob Renault is too compelling to resist.

However,  Jacob isn't interested in temporary.  He wants it all, Prince Charming the castle, the happily ever after.  There's no rule that says he can't have fun while he's searching for his prince though.

At first neither is willing to compromise their stance, but an agreement is reached, with each man planning to do his best to subvert the other to his viewpoint.  Lust turns to love, and what’s impossible becomes merely improbable, but is it going to be enough?

Like that taste? Want to see more of how our heroes reached this point?

The Librarian 

Valentine Michaels has just taken a vow of celibacy. Adrian Grey intends to take full advantage of that vow to re-create his relationship with Val.

Val is at a crossroads in his life. A college dropout, he's gone as far as he can in his career as a cosmetologist, owning his own style salon. He no longer finds satisfaction in it, though he's put years into proving to his bigoted parents that a college degree and the veneer of straightness aren't the only roads to success. They'd turned their backs on him, and he proved he didn't need them to make it.

His love life is no better than his working life. His relationships always start with a bang and fizzle into boredom, or worse, anger.

Adrian has his own agenda for helping Val: he's been in love with Val since they were freshmen. The intervening years of listening to Val's gossip about his lovers and relationships have taught Adrian just what it was he did wrong all those years ago, and he thinks this time around he now knows exactly how to get—and keep—his man.

Want to win?

Just leave me a comment below with

a.     your email address( for notification purposes)

b.     your idea of a perfect Valentine date

c.      Alternatively- a decadent treat you enjoy spoiling your loved ones with on special days...

That's all.

Click on over to the other participating blogs via the linky thingy.

Sometimes, linky thingies don't work- so here's the link to the master blog.

http://www.underthecoversbookblog.com/2013/01/love-is-in-the-air-blog-hop-sign-ups.html

Holiday Dessert Blog Hop

Alright then... I have two of these posts to write tonight, so no messing about, hey!

This is the Holiday Dessert Blog Hop...

I'm going to share my favorite Christmas cookie recipe with you...and then you'll have the chance to win copies of my two new holiday stories... (See Below for details!)

This recipe is one my grandma made every year. It was a favorite in her house, and now I make it every holiday as well.

Spritz Cookies

1 pound butter

1 cup of sugar

1 well beaten egg

1 tsp vanilla

4 cups flour

Preheat oven to 400. Cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add egg and beat together. Add vanilla. Sift flour into the mixture. Beat well. Put dough through cookie press into desired shapes. Bake four 4-5 minutes on ungreased cookie sheets. Cookies are done when bottom is browned. Makes roughly 100 bite size cookies.

Now...you know you can change that up. Use lemon or almond instead vanilla...dip cooled cookies in chocolate...sprinkle tops with cinnamon sugar... oh the varieties are endless...

Ahhhh...Don't forget... you need to skip down below and leave me your favorite recipe or a link to your favorite, to be entered to win these two books!

The Interview

When Ben learns his lover's business travel means he'll be gone for the holidays,

he begins to rethink their relationship.

Ben's family steps up to keep him busy,

 but does he dare ask Cris to put him before the job?

EXCERPT

"Hello." I should have checked to see who it was before I answered. It was Cris, and I had to pretend to be cheerful and brimming with Christmas spirit when I was anything but.

"Hey Ben, I just called to remind you to get the tree after work today. You said last night that you hadn't gotten it yet, and I know it's one of your favorite things to do."

With you. I held the guilt inducing words back. With Cris, shopping for the perfect tree was my favorite holiday tradition. We made an event out of the whole thing. A thermos of hot cocoa with marshmallows in hand, we would wander through the tree lots looking for the perfect vehicle to display the antique and handmade ornaments that I inherited from my grandmother. We measured the distance between branches, studied every Scotch pine and every blue spruce, knowing all the while that we'd settle for a fragrant Douglas or red fir with its sturdy, widely spaced branches to show off the ornaments better.

I wasn't so much looking forward to finding a tree alone. Or decorating it alone. Hanging crocheted snowflakes, tinsel, and Grandma's vintage glass bird ornaments wouldn't have the same appeal without Cris's firm grip guiding my hand to the perfect spot on the tree. He tried very hard, my Cris, not to let his obsessive demand for symmetry and order mar the holidays, but the twitching always got to be too much. I confess, I deliberately placed an ornament or two in an awkward spot just to feel his hand on mine, the heat of his body close behind me.

"Yeah. I'll go when I get done here. Can you call me around four?" It would be a little bit better if I could talk to him about the choices, maybe send a photo of the final product.

"Ummm. I'll try, but I can't promise anything."

So I probably wouldn't even get that solace. "Okay. Call if you can. I have to go. Work awaits."

I hid in the stacks all day, shelving cart after cart of books, losing myself in the scent of leather and old paper. It beat working the counter where the aroma of pine from the decorative evergreen boughs—genuine, despite fire codes—and the peppermint of the candy dish just screamed Christmas. It beat smiling cheerfully and wishing sleep deprived teenagers a happy holiday—because it is a state funded school and Merry Christmas is just too politically incorrect.

In the end, I didn't bother with the measuring tape or the cocoa, just pointed my 67 Mustang straight for the nearest tree lot. Go in, pick a tree, go home and set it up so the branches could drop. I could do this, I didn't need Cris holding my hand to choose a tree.

And

Donovan's Deal, Truth or Dare #6

Making a family is harder than keeping house. Donovan's patience is wearing thin, but Mischa needs time to make things right.

Will Christmas bring heartache or compromise?

Mischa Blake needs the relaxation of the Blake brothers' weekly poker games now more than ever as he feels the pressure of his responsibilities as a parent, partner, and student multiplying. When one of his siblings proposes reviving their game of Truth or Dare, Mischa revolts. Instead, they all agree to share a truth, and Mischa has to decide how much of his domestic situation to share with his family.

The frantic pace of life is overwhelming, and Mischa has begun to let things slide. With the holidays just around the corner, he figures his current situation is a temporary thing. When he misses one of his son's soccer game that Donovan left work early to attend, time runs out.

Upset by the hurt in their son's eyes, Donovan decides that something must be done. He's worried that he's pushed Mischa into doing things at the wrong time, pushed his dreams on his young lover, just pushed too hard for too much in general.

In a desperate attempt to get Mischa to think about what he wants instead of what Donovan wants, Donovan issues an ultimatum. He sends Mischa away with orders to think about his priorities.

All you have to do is leave a copy of your favorite Christmas cookie...or a link to the recipe and you'll be entered into the drawing!

The fine print...

You must leave an email address to be eligible to win. Prizes must be claimed within 7 days. Winners will be notified by email after being announced on this page on Dec 24th. Only two winners will be drawn.

CHECK OUT OTHER GREAT RECIPES AT

Silvia: http://silviaviolet.com/blog/2012/12/22/christmas-recipe-blog-swap-and-contest (It will be live at 6am EST tomorow)

Angel: http://www.freewebs.com/angelwrites/apps/blog/show/21254472-christmas-recipes-cookies-

Laura: http://lauraharner.com/hp_wordpress/christmas-recipe-blog-hop/

Em: http://authoremwoods.com/2012/12/22/holiday-recipe-swap/

Havan: http://havanshawthaven.blogspot.com/2012/12/our-just-dessertsholiday-recipe-blog-hop.html

Ugly Stocking Blog Hopping...Dec 22-23

Winners selected by random draw are 

Shaseli and Dee. 

Thank you to everyone who stopped by- sorry for the delay, btu blogger was being ...unkind. 

Alright then... I have two of these posts to write tonight, so no messing about, hey!

This is the Fugly Stocking Blog Hop...

That's right.

You heard me.

Leave me a comment telling me about the most hideous Christmas present you ever received...

And if your name is drawn, you'll receive yet another hideous gift...

Some stylish and seasonal holiday stockings...

And a copy of my two newest holiday stories...

The Interview

When Ben learns his lover's business travel means he'll be gone for the holidays,

he begins to rethink their relationship.

Ben's family steps up to keep him busy,

 but does he dare ask Cris to put him before the job?

EXCERPT

"Hello." I should have checked to see who it was before I answered. It was Cris, and I had to pretend to be cheerful and brimming with Christmas spirit when I was anything but.

"Hey Ben, I just called to remind you to get the tree after work today. You said last night that you hadn't gotten it yet, and I know it's one of your favorite things to do."

With you. I held the guilt inducing words back. With Cris, shopping for the perfect tree was my favorite holiday tradition. We made an event out of the whole thing. A thermos of hot cocoa with marshmallows in hand, we would wander through the tree lots looking for the perfect vehicle to display the antique and handmade ornaments that I inherited from my grandmother. We measured the distance between branches, studied every Scotch pine and every blue spruce, knowing all the while that we'd settle for a fragrant Douglas or red fir with its sturdy, widely spaced branches to show off the ornaments better.

I wasn't so much looking forward to finding a tree alone. Or decorating it alone. Hanging crocheted snowflakes, tinsel, and Grandma's vintage glass bird ornaments wouldn't have the same appeal without Cris's firm grip guiding my hand to the perfect spot on the tree. He tried very hard, my Cris, not to let his obsessive demand for symmetry and order mar the holidays, but the twitching always got to be too much. I confess, I deliberately placed an ornament or two in an awkward spot just to feel his hand on mine, the heat of his body close behind me.

"Yeah. I'll go when I get done here. Can you call me around four?" It would be a little bit better if I could talk to him about the choices, maybe send a photo of the final product.

"Ummm. I'll try, but I can't promise anything."

So I probably wouldn't even get that solace. "Okay. Call if you can. I have to go. Work awaits."

I hid in the stacks all day, shelving cart after cart of books, losing myself in the scent of leather and old paper. It beat working the counter where the aroma of pine from the decorative evergreen boughs—genuine, despite fire codes—and the peppermint of the candy dish just screamed Christmas. It beat smiling cheerfully and wishing sleep deprived teenagers a happy holiday—because it is a state funded school and Merry Christmas is just too politically incorrect.

In the end, I didn't bother with the measuring tape or the cocoa, just pointed my 67 Mustang straight for the nearest tree lot. Go in, pick a tree, go home and set it up so the branches could drop. I could do this, I didn't need Cris holding my hand to choose a tree.

And

Donovan's Deal, Truth or Dare #6

Making a family is harder than keeping house.

Donovan's patience is wearing thin, but Mischa needs time to make things right.

Will Christmas bring heartache or compromise?

Mischa Blake needs the relaxation of the Blake brothers' weekly poker games now more than ever as he feels the pressure of his responsibilities as a parent, partner, and student multiplying. When one of his siblings proposes reviving their game of Truth or Dare, Mischa revolts. Instead, they all agree to share a truth, and Mischa has to decide how much of his domestic situation to share with his family.

The frantic pace of life is overwhelming, and Mischa has begun to let things slide. With the holidays just around the corner, he figures his current situation is a temporary thing. When he misses one of his son's soccer game that Donovan left work early to attend, time runs out.

Upset by the hurt in their son's eyes, Donovan decides that something must be done. He's worried that he's pushed Mischa into doing things at the wrong time, pushed his dreams on his young lover, just pushed too hard for too much in general.

In a desperate attempt to get Mischa to think about what he wants instead of what Donovan wants, Donovan issues an ultimatum. He sends Mischa away with orders to think about his priorities.

Okay...you don't really get that particular pair of ugly socks, because I have had enough of the post office this holiday season. I'm just going to send you an Amazon gift card for a pair of ugly socks...I hope you don't mind?

The fine print...

You must leave an email address to be eligible to win. Prizes must be claimed within 7 days. Winners will be notified by email after being announced on this page. Only two winners will be drawn on Dec 24th. 

 Check out some other great giveaways at 

Lindsay Klug - Www.ichbineinteufel.blogspot.com

Ali Wile & Andy Slayde - http://aliandandy.wordpress.com/

Victoria Blisse - http://victoriablisse.co.uk

Gale Stanley http://galestanley.blogspot.com/

Christmas Hop

Merry Christmas to 

Urb, Cornelia, Beth, Judi and Chris! 

I picked a few extra winners since I was delayed...

Thanks to everyone for stopping by, I wish you all a fantastic holiday season. 

Hey, we're hopping along again this holiday season, and I know you've got a lot more stops to make and only a few days to do it it in, so I'll make this quick...

There's something about the holiday season that makes us all just a little less cynical, a little more inclined to sympathy and good will. To me the ultimate expression of the holiday spirit is found in my favorite holiday movie, It's A Wonderful Life. You're probably familiar with it... a handsome Jimmy Stewart plays George Bailey, the banker whose fund are lost through no fault of his own. Clarence the angel shows a despondent George what the world would be like without his presence...and George learns a valuable lesson. Like all good Christmas movies, everything turns out happily ever after.

Because, as Clarence says, "Remember no man is a failure who has friends." The friends George has garnered through being a nice guy all these years end up donating, a dollar here, a dollar there, until they've collected enough to bail George out of trouble.

More than anything the holiday season is a time for remembering that we are not alone upon this Earth. This year in particular I have seen people reaching out to others, in ways big and small, making an impact. The other day I stopped to get gas in town and a grinning boy came out of the convenience store pleased as punch because a customer had purchased his chips when he was a dollar short. Stories are all over the internet of long lines of people paying it forward, picking up the tab for other's drinks, groceries, Christmas shopping, and so forth.

Angles are getting their wings in record numbers this year, and not because bells are ringing, but because people are giving generously, selflessly, willingly.

Thank you for stopping by my little corner of the blog hop. Please leave a comment and enter to win a copy of your choice of ebooks from my back list. Three winners will be chosen. You MUST leave an email address so I can contact you if you are chosen. Winners will be announced on this page on Dec. 18. Prizes not claimed by DEC 25th will be forfeit. 

Check out the other authors participating at http://thebloghopspot.com/event-page/

RJ SCOTT HOLIDAY HOP DEC 1 & 2

Good morning everyone! Grab yourself a cup of coffee, and do help yourself to the fresh cinnamon bread. I'm Lee Brazil, author of mm romance for Breathless Press, Story Orgy and Silver Publishing. I write primarily contemporary romance, but dabble a bit with paranormal and historical romance as well.

RJ Scott has invited us all to share the spirit of the Christmas season with you- and I'm most definitely up for that. I love the holiday season- there's nothing as pretty as a canvass of pure snow, or a frost covered fir tree, nothing as enticing as the warm scents of cinnamon and pine.

I reach back in my memories, because this season is all about family and tradition, and one of the things that kids today don't have that we had, was the sheer joy of anticipation, the steadily building awareness that Christmas was coming. These kids get to watch the holiday movies and classics whenever they want, thanks the genius that is Netflix, the innovation of DVD's.

Forty years ago? We had the TV Guide. Our December was plotted and planned around the viewing schedule. Charlie Brown Christmas, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, Frosty the Snowman, and my personal favorite, Santa Claus is Coming to Town, were only on once, and if you missed it, too bad.

These days I’m grateful for the opportunity to watch my favorites anytime I want- but I kind of miss the way having them staggered out across the month helped build the anticipation.

I leave you with this little bit of my favorite: 

 Now, you leave me the name of your favorite holiday cartoon classic, and I'll enter you to win an ebook of your choice form my back list. Easy as that, and no waiting until the 25th to open it either! 

Thanks for stopping by and letting me ramble, there's a lot of other folks playing today as well, so skip on over and visit them for more chances to win! 

Blogs participating

http://rjscottauthor.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/christmas-blog-hop-for-glbtq-authors.html

YES PARTY at TRR- Your Invitation!

http://www.theromancereviews.com/event.php

Event starts from November 15, 1200am EST and runs to December 15, 1159pm EST.

Hey friends! I'm participating in the Q & A portion of the 

YES! Party again this year. 

The Fun and Games start on Nov. 15th, and end on Dec. 15th. 

SO, I"ll be offering a copy of Willow to one lucky reader. 

Howloween Blog Hop

Winners Selected! 

Choice of ebooks: tragedy6996 & Nancy 

$10 gc to Breathless Press: Kimberly FDR 

 I will be emailing all winners shortly. WInners have 7 days to claim their prizes. 

Thanks to everyone who stopped by! 

Howloween Blog Hop

Welcome everyone to the Howloween Blog Hop!

 I'm Lee Brazil, author of mm romance for Breathless Press, Silver Publishing and The Story Orgy!

 I've always loved Halloween, even though I'm not much in to horror, per se.

 I do like to be scared, just not grossed out.

I'm offering a choice giveaway of scary, not gory e-books today to those who choose to participate.

CHOICE 1 – SAINT'S CURSE – A werewolf story with a twist.

It was another of those mornings when Luke awoke, washing blood from his hands. He stared into the cracked sink basin and shuddered as trails of soapy bubbles and pink washed-out blood swirled down the drain. The blinding light from the single bare bulb above the small mirror hurt his eyes. He hated his face in that mirror more than the blood washing through the drain.

His muscles ached, his jaw clenched. His skin went clammy and a chill wave of cold washed over him. Luke's guts heaved and he lurched to the side, squeezing his eyes tightly shut. The churning in his belly intensified and he leaned over the toilet bowl, gagging and heaving as whatever the hell he'd eaten the night before came back up. Clutching tight to the bowl as wave after wave of nausea cramped his belly, he dropped to his knees in the tiny space. The cement floor abraded his bare knees, but he didn't care.

Shards of gritty bone and bits of sinew scratched his throat on the way up, and the coppery scent of blood filled his nostrils. He retched and gagged, flushing the toilet repeatedly, until acrid stomach bile was all that came up. Sagging, he rested his head on his crossed arms on the toilet. He craved nothing more than to sleep right then and there. Despite the weakness and lingering agony the transformation caused, he had to shower.

Luke dragged himself upright, leaning against the wall, and he stretched a shaking hand past the clear plastic shower curtain to turn the hot water on. Dried blood matted his hair, caked various parts of his body. The acid odor of vomit, mingled with the coppery scent of blood, made his stomach heave, but it was empty. He had to shower, and then clean up the bathroom and the rest of the cabin. He'd never sleep if the smell of blood stayed on him, in the air around him.

CHOICE 2- FREAKY FLASHES – A Collection of spooky flash fiction featuring three of my own flashes:

Death Day Anniversary- A dangerous encounter in a graveyard could lead to eternal ecstasy...or damnation.

The Fog- The breaking dawn sheds a terrifying light on Jeff's passionate dreams.

Make Me a Sandwich-  When his roommate is away, distraction is just a horror movie away for Gregory…until the things that go bump in the night take over. 

One final winner will receive $10.00 in Breathless Press Gift cards.

How can you win? 

Just use the Raffle copter thingy...that's a technical term...

 do these two things – 

comment on the blog & like my author page on Facebook. 

You have to do it through the thingy though, or it won't enter you for the drawing! 

RAFFLE COPTER Thingy to enter the drawing:

a Rafflecopter giveaway

Okay- the rafflecoptor thingy is being picky- so just leave your comment, okay? Any comment, really - well, go on...do it! 

Then, click on over to the other participating blogs for more chances to win! 

http://thebloghopspot.com/event-page/ 

Blog Fest

Hi there! Thanks for stopping by! 

I write mm romance with Breathless Press, The Story Orgy and Silver Publishing. When people ask why romance, I tell them because falling in love is the grandest adventure anyone can ever have. I'm not going to spend a great deal of time chatting here, I know you've got a lot of blogs to visit and a lot of hoops to jump through. I'd just like to introduce you to my genre, and my work. So, to that end, everyone who comments here with their email address and their favorite genre will receive a copy of my short story, Nothing to Forgive. Additionally, two winners will receive their choice of an e-book from my back list- just check out the sidebar there and make your choice.

Nothing to Forgive

Vic comes back from a business trip and is shocked to find a hot young thing hanging on to his lover. Sure, he and Marc had a fight, but Vic figured they'd work things out. And how could Marc's new someone special be so young, when their fight had been about their age difference...?

You can check out the rest of my work at 


BREATHLESS PRESS



Prize winner will be notified on this page when the hop is done, and via email. You must leave an email address to receive your prize.



When you're done here, skip on over to

http://www.ajourneyofbooks.com/

and check out the rest of the blogs on the hop.

In particular, check out these five participating blogs!

Love is a Many Flavored Thing
Elisa Dane
Kacey's Kreations
V.S. Morgan - All Shades of Love
Hannah Downing Author

Thanks for stopping by!