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UPCOMING SCHEDULE!


September 1, 2009

It's the Barely Bewitched Release Day, and I'll be visiting the wonderful review site Fang-tastic Books. If you come and comment, you can win a copy of Barely Bewitched!


September 2, 2009

I'll be a guest at the fantastic paranormal book review site Bitten By Books. I'd be giving away prizes (including Barely Bewitched, other authors' books, B&N gift cards, and the sexy witch figure you see below). The site awards prizes based on points you earn, so if you plan to attend the event, go and comment as an RSVP to earn more points. The link is: www.bittenbybooks.com



Comments

Anonymous said…
lovee to have sexy witch figure. nice! and your book!!!!!!!! KILL FOR IT


deadbutterfly2007@YAoo.com
August 29, 2009 at 7:16 PM
Patricia Barraclough said…
Just discovered your books. Saw you when you guested on T. J. Bennett's blog. Bought Would-Be Witch last week. I'm about half way through and enjoying it. When I finish, it goes on the shelf of our library. One of the perks of my job, other than buying the books, is I get to read them first. I'm looking forward to your next one. Was looking for it yesterday. Didn't realize it wasn't out yet.
It is nice to see a paranormal that is on the "light" side. So many are dark. Come on, this is a subject you can have fun with and you are doing a very good job.
Keep up the good writing! Good luck with your next release.
August 29, 2009 at 9:01 PM
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