Turns out eHarlequin is doing Freebie Fridays where, if you buy two or more books, you get a selected title free. Not a bad deal, especially considering this week’s selection is a Super Romance Title:
Someone Like Her
by Janice Kay Johnson
Finding his mother is the only reason Adrian Rutledge would set foot in this backward [...]
Entries Tagged as ‘Just for Fun’
September 11, 2009
Freebie Fridays at eHarlequin
August 2, 2009
What I Did On My Summer Vacation
Since tomorrow marks my return to the day job for the school year, I thought I’d do a post in homage to all those back-to-school essay assignments of days gone by. We’d had a lot planned for this summer, including a trip to the Omaha Zoo, Cub Scout camping in Minnesota, and a trip to [...]
July 26, 2009
Addicted to the BBC
Some of you already know of my BBC obsession. It is an obsession. Sometimes I watch more British TV than I do American, mostly because I enjoy British humor so much more. It’s dry and you have to think about it sometimes. American humor, at least on TV, tends to be a little juvenile and [...]
July 15, 2009
New Feature -Recipe of the Week
Since Let’s Dish revolves so much around food, a lot of folks have asked me about recipes from the book. So I have a confession to make: I don’t have any recipes. Honestly, I just made the stuff up. However, since I’ve had so many requests, my librarian and I have decided I need to [...]
April 8, 2009
Blogging at the Samhellion
Do you remember your first love? Read about mine and tell us about it over at the Samhellion.
March 25, 2009
What I Don’t Get…
I have missed the reality TV train. Not missed so much as never bought a ticket. I watched five minutes of Survivor once and thought to myself, “There’s five minutes I’ll never get back.”
Of course this comes from a girl who when I first saw a commercial for Teenaged Mutant Ninja Turtles I thought it [...]
March 5, 2009
So Where Do You Read?
Yesterday I asked where you write. That leads to the logical follow-up – where do you read? The simple answer is everywhere. We read in the car while we’re waiting to pick up the kids, at the doctor’s office, in bed at night, in the tub while we soak. Most everyone who stumbles across this [...]
