Showing posts with label Seraphine Chronicles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seraphine Chronicles. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

A free read (for adults) and other erotic tales plus a couple of chat announcements

                                   



Success, finally!  The talented Randi Alexander has been trying to make her ADULT short story, A Gentleman and a Cowboy, available for free on Amazon but it has been a struggle for the past few weeks.  Please click on the cover above to be taken to Amazon (and, if by chance you should buy anything while you are wandering around, I will earn a small percentage for the referral, so thank you if that happens).


I have also been reading sizzling ADULT stories by the delightful Cassandra Carr and the prolific and impressive Cheyenne McCray. 



                                
 


Impact by Cassandra Carr is the start of her fantastic adult 'Buckin' Bull Riders' series which centers on a Dom who is trying to keep his BDSM proclivities discreet until a sexy novice submissive overwhelms his intentions.  Whew!  Definitely a read to warm up a cold day.  I will get a review written up this weekend.

Forbidden by Cheyenne McCray is the first book in her sizzling 'Seraphine Chronicles' which is an erotic paranormal series being re-released with beautiful new covers.  I have not had the pleasure of reading these before and am delighted to have the opportunity to read them.  Yum!


And....Tonight ONLY, April 17, 2013, at 6:00 p.m. PST...there are TWO different chats featuring another couple of my favorite erotic romance authors...MAYA BANKS and SHAYLA BLACK.

Shayla will be at the Writerspace chat at this link!
and Maya will be at the Romantic Crush Junkies Review (RCJR) at this link!

I have never visited the chats at RCJR so I don't know how they work but I will give advice about participating in the Writerspace chat.  It probably will be on protocol which means that they don't want everyone bombarding the poor author with lots of questions at once...so....WAIT your turn!  Type a question mark (?) and wait for the moderator (Lea or PaulaL or BadBarb) to call on you.  I usually type a '?' and then start typing my question WITHOUT hitting 'send' until I am called upon.  That way, you can check for typos and you don't make everyone wait while you type your question.  If you want to save a copy of the transcript of the chat there is a little icon to the far right at the bottom just above where you type your questions (next to the icons for bold, underline, etc.), click on it and it will open an new screen with everything that has been said from the time you entered the chatroom.  Click on it at various times throughout the chat to make sure you get what is being said most recently.  Hope to see you there!

Monday, April 8, 2013

A free read, a request and a fun video (updated 4/17/13)

I am still juggling but am hopeful that I will have a few days to catch my breath (and catch up with my reviews) by the end of the week. There are several yummy reads just coming out recently or out soon including the ADULT titles, Cheyenne McCray's newest addition to her 'Riding Tall' series, Playing With You and her re-releases of the titles in the 'Seraphine Chronicles' and Maya Banks' Fever (which I warn you had mixed reviews) 

             



Success!  Go get your FREE copy of Randi Alexander's A Gentleman and A Cowboy (click on the cover above!).  Thanks to everyone who helped get Amazon's attention!
Randi Alexander has a fun little ADULT short story that she is trying to make available for free at Amazon but for some reason, the powers that be have not responded to her requests that they match the price that it is available for at Smashwords ($0.00)!  It would be great if you would help her out by following the following instructions.  You can do this over and over again so if you can do it for several days in a row, that would be great!
Instructions from Randi:


1. Go to my book (A Gentleman and a Cowboy):  http://amzn.to/11H8MGB




Ok...one of the reasons I didn't make resolutions at the New Year is that I inevitably break them and then I feel guilty.  (Given the amount of weight I seem to be gaining, maybe I should have at least TRIED to make resolutions but oh, well!).  I was very entertained to read this post by author Carolyn Brown...if you don't want to read the article itself and enjoy this talented author's wry humor...at least click on the video, it is amazing what lengths may be needed to encourage some of us to exercise and feel good about it, lol.  Link.