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Contemporary Holiday: Christmas Goes Analog @Kate_Lowell #RLFblog #LGBT
Christmas Goes Analog Kate Lowell, welcome
to Romance Lives Forever. Let’s talk about your book, Christmas Goes Analog.Genre: Contemporary
HolidayPublisher: Loose IdCover artist: Valerie
TibbsLength: 30,000 wordsHeat rating: ExplicitTagline: When plans
to celebrate a traditional Christmas together with Rob’s family fall apart, Shawn
decides to create their own Christmas tradition.Blurb:When Rob’s dad was injured
by an uninsured driver, it spelled the end of Rob’s carefree childhood and, more
important to Rob, the idyllic Christmases they used to have. Hard work and sacrifice
nets him a degree in computer programming and then a contract at a rapidly-growing
video game company. Things are looking up, especially when he meets his new System
Administrator. But the closer it gets to Christmas, the more bugs there are in the
system.Shawn’s found him. The
Guy. But Rob’s had it rough and it’s been years since he’s been anything but responsible.
It all comes boiling to the surface when a family financial crisis is followed by
a work emergency that ruins Rob’s plans to bring Shawn home to meet the family over
Christmas holidays.With Rob’s mood growing
darker the closer it gets to Christmas, Shawn needs to find some way to give Rob
the Christmas he’s so desperate for. And he just might have the plan…Buy links:Loose Id http://www.loose-id.com/christmas-goes-analog.htmlAmazon http://amzn.com/B00H2TWRVW/ARe https://www.allromanceebooks.com/product-christmasgoesanalog-1366214-149.htmlWhat are your main characters’ names, ages, and
occupations?Robert Forbes, 24, works
as a video game programmerShawn Thomson, 26, works
as a system administrator/hardware guy at the same video game company as Rob.Interview
How did you get your start in the industry?I was laid off one summer,
from a job I hated, and decided that I would give the writing a serious go, as a
way to take back the parts of me that the hostile work environment had crushed.
I started several different projects, in differing genres, and kept noodling away
at them until I had one finished. At some point, I stumbled across my online critique
group, which has been the best thing that ever happened to me, because it was their
support and approval that convinced me to submit something. I was lucky enough to
catch the eye of Raven McKnight at Loose Id and it’s been a fantastic experience.
It’s nice to work with someone who gets your goofy jokes and actively encourages
your weirdness and ‘not in the box’-ness.What is the most important thing you do for your
career now, as compared to when you first started writing?I give it time and treat
it seriously. I think I’m more forward about promotion, because a professional treats
promotion like a part of the job. And I’m more likely to give myself the ‘down’
time between drafts, because I understand how I write much better now. I tend to
write a clean first draft, but–like many pantsers–it’s more of a detailed outline,
not a full first draft. Rewrites
Underground Erotica are necessary to add in the layers of information
and make sure plot elements are properly supported. So I keep a number of different
projects going at once (I have about a dozen right now, at various stages, from
single scenes to more than half finished.)What websites do you visit daily?Daily? My email. Twitter.
Absolute Write. My critique group. News sites and any interesting links that show
up in my Twitter feed or elsewhere. I try to stay off the internet, if I can, since
it can be a huge time waster and I’d rather make words.If you could change something about your first
book, what would it be?Lol. I’d write the prequel
first. The biggest complaint about the first book was that people wanted to know
the story of how Levi and Glynn got together. Bite Me Tender took place about four
years into their relationship. But I love those two so much, they’ll definitely
be coming back.What do you enjoy most about writing?I like that I’m independent,
that it’s a structured activity that taps my creativity in a way that everyday life
doesn’t even come close to. If you want to get all psychological about it, I’m an
INTJ, which makes me analytical, creative and someone who can’t help fusing things
that, on the surface, don’t belong together. Writing feeds a part of me that the
day job can’t even touch.If you could give the younger version of yourself
advice what would it be?Write anyway. Find some
time. Find some people to help you learn to do it better. Don’t be ashamed of your
ideas, don’t let anyone tell you that girls can’t write scifi or fantasy. Own your
weirdness and seek out people who are also weird. Experiment. Don’t think of a failed
project as a waste–it’s practice.And don’t let anyone
tell you that you’re too aggressive and it’s not appropriate. Screw that. Push.What is your work ethic when it comes to writing?When not tied down by
other responsibilities, I like to hit a minimum of 1500 words a day, though not
necessarily all on the same project. It’s nice if I get it all on one, but it rarely
works that way. A lot of days I’ll go beyond that, but not always. I keep a number
of projects going at the same time, because some days my subconscious isn’t ready
with the next step of a story, so I move to something else. As long as words are
coming out, I’m happy, but there have to be words each day.How do you cope with stress as an author?Work avoidance, until
I can’t take it anymore. :P Then I very deliberately open up a file that doesn’t
have a due date and put about 250 words on it. After that, things tend to flow smoothly.
But I do have a tendency, once I get a book open, to obsess over it and work on
it all the time, which is part of my stress-coping mechanism.Do things your family or friends do ever end
up in a book?Can I plead the Fifth,
even if I’m Canadian?I’ll confess, names
of people around me often end up in books. Very rarely do personalities get transplanted,
though, since characters tend to arrive in my head with very definite ideas of who
they are and what they want. Random stories often appear, with names changed to
protect the guilty. You’re all fodder to the word machine!What kind of books do you read when taking a
break from your own writing?I read MM and other
LGBT fiction, plus a variety of fantasy and science fiction. I’m a spec fic writer
by nature, but I love the challenges of writing in the MM genre and the freedom
it gives me to write about themes and ideas that are skated over or often downright
ignored in mainstream publishing. So I go back and forth between my two loves. Last
MM book read was the Power Play duology by Rachel Haimowitz and Cat Grant. Last
sff book (series, really) read was John Scalzi’s Old Man’s War, which was an interesting
setting, though I found I was getting a little tired of the ‘Oh, what a cool universe
I’ve created’ by the fourth book, and began hoping for a bit more story.
Bite Me Tender What good book have you read recently?I listen to a lot of
audiobooks, because I do a lot of driving. So, I’m ‘reading’ Joe Abercrombie’s The
Blade Itself trilogy, which is a pretty interesting take on the fantasy genre. It
looks on the surface like a fairly generic epic fantasy, but he takes a number of
classic fantasy archetypes and–shifts them, ever so slightly. Odd little combinations.
His characters are likeable, the story keeps me coming back, though it’s so subtle
I really can’t explain the draw. Next book slated for listening is a non-fiction
about sociopaths.What do you like to do when you’re bored?Lol, I do research.
Or household repairs. There’s always a list for both. Right now, I’m researching
San Francisco history,
reading up on police procedures and making lists of angelic hierarchies. I’m also
fixing two broken chairs, building support frames for the firewood in the basement
and contemplating building a swinging gate in the pony barn.If you were a color, what color would you be?Red. Definitely red.
Or midnight blue.Please complete the sentences
I love pizza with ham
and pineapple.I’m always ready for
a nice bottle of red wine. Australian, preferably.When I’m alone, I giggle
and immediately throw my to-do list out the window, in favour of reading about boys
in love and drinking wine.You’d never be able
to tell from looking at my house, but at work I’m really incredibly organized.
Anally so, so to speak.If I had a halo it would
be dented and crooked, or lost under a pile of papers somewhere.If I could change
one thing about myself, I’d like to be able to sing, instead of just scaring
small children.I can never watch
horror movies because then I’m trapped in my house with the axe in my hand,
until the authorities take me away.Previous Books
Bite Me TenderBlurb: Levi is a werewolf.
His boyfriend, and the love of his life, is a witch. After living together for three
years, they decided to commit to each other and change Glyn into a werewolf. Levi
hoped the pack would accept Glyn more readily as a wolf. Glyn hoped it would eliminate
his erratic magic and erase the OCD it caused. One year later, they’re still trying…Levi can’t understand
why his bite won’t change Glyn and he’s running out of time to figure it out. His
pack is being threatened by a larger one, he’s facing dissension in the ranks of
his own ruling council and Glyn’s grandmother is poking her witchy nose into their
relationship.Under threat of a violent
takeover, the council pushes another potential wolf at Levi, infuriating Glyn and
adding weight to Levi’s own doubts. Council machinations divide the two lovers,
leaving both men questioning their lives, their love, and what they’re willing to
endure for each other.Full moon is a time
of power and change. It could be a disaster, or it could be the key to happily ever
after. If they’re strong enough to wrestle their happiness from its bloody claws.Amazon http://amzn.com/B00EIIYQ6YARe https://www.allromanceebooks.com/product-bitemetender-1268404-340.htmlNuts About You (in the Forgotten Menagerie anthology)Blurb: Nathan’s been
crushing on one of his regular Bulk Mart customers for a while now. In squirrel
form, he sits on Vince’s bird feeders, munching on seeds and enjoying the eye candy.
Until the day Vince notices him raiding the feeder…Storm Moon Press http://www.stormmoonpress.com/books/Forgotten-Menagerie.aspxAmazon http://amzn.com/B00G61D3BUARe https://www.allromanceebooks.com/product-forgottenmenagerie-1326427-166.htmlLove UndergroundContemporary Romantic
Comedy, found in the Underground Erotica anthology. It was produced by a group of
erotica writers at Absolute Write as a fundraiser to help support the massive forums
there. My story is about the lengths we go to, in order to make our loved ones proud
of us. Even if it means trying to ignore your claustrophobia to go spelunking with
your outdoorsy boyfriend.Author site http://wp.me/P30c7r-hsFind Me Here
Website: The Blunt Instrument
http://thebluntinstrument.wordpress.comTwitter: http://twitter.com/Kate_LowellYou May Also Like
Read the new Sommerville Holidays by Vicki Batman @VickiBatman #RLFblog #SmallTownRomance #Romance
Christmas Vows by Livia Quinn @liviaquinn #RLFblog #ChristmasRomance
Coming Soon: For This Christmas Only by Caro Carson @TheCaroCarson #RLFblog #ChristmasRomance #ContemporaryRomance #HometownHoliday
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Cover Love: Hustlin’ Texas @kckleinbooks #RLFblog #contemporary
Hustlin’ Texas Only one person in Oak Groves is happy to see bad girl Nikki
Logan back in town…Oak Groves’ most beloved bachelor, Jett Avery, lives by a
simple set of rules. Getting involved with a complicated woman isn’t one of
them. Helearned that the hard way two years ago when he spent one of the most
incredible nights of his life with Nikki Logan. But then she hightailed it out
of town, never to be seen again—until now. It might be time to break one of
those rules…Picking up the pieces of her life, Nikki is back in Oak
Groves, face to face with the one man she’s done her best to forget. But she has
her reasons for being here—and they don’t include winding up in bed with Jett.
Especially since he’ll never forgive her once he finds out the truth about why
she’s back…Buy links
Amazon: http://kckleinbooks.com/HustlinTexasBarnes and Noble: http://kckleinbooks.com/BNHustlinTexasKobo: http://store.kobobooks.com/en-US/ebook/hustlin-texasAbout the Author
KC Klein has lived most of her life with her head in the
clouds and her nose buried in a book. She did stop reading long enough to make
a home with a real life hero, her husband, for over sixteen years. A mother of
two children, she spends her time slaying dragons, saving princesses, and
championing the belief in the happily-ever-after. Her debut novel, Dark Future,
is a finalist in the 2012 Prism contest and has been honored with a reviewer’s
choice award. Her other titles include a sci- fi, 2012 RONE award winning
romance anthology, Hotter on the Edge, and the first two books in her Texas
Fever contemporary romance series, Texas Wide Open, and Hustlin’ Texas. KC
loves to hear from readers and can be found desperately pounding away on her
laptop in yoga pants and leopard slippers or more conveniently at www.kckleinbooks.com. Sign for her
quarterly newsletter for updates on her latest releases, sales, and free
giveaways.Find Me Here
Twitter: http://twitter.com/kckleinbooksFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/AuthorKCKleinPinterest: http://pinterest.com/kckleinbooksAmazon Author page: http://kckleinbooks.com/AmazonAuthorPage -
Christmas Recipe: Tomato Cake w/Cream Cheese Frosting @VickiBatman #RLFblog
 Great Fruitcake Bake Off Welcome Vicki Batman to the blog with a wonderful cake recipe that has a secret ingredient (tomato soup).—When I grew up, my mom and her family baked and crafted special
things at Christmas time. Mom and our neighbor spent a whole day making divinity,
and yes, it was divine. My sisters and I did Wrap-a-thon. My grandmother was known
for her special dessert: Tomato Cake.Before you get all weirdly freaked out, know this: I am/was a
picky eater and I loved this cake. It does have tomato soup in it, but you know
what? If you didn’t know that was an ingredient, you’d love it too. There are spices,
nuts, raisins, and a decadent cream cheese frosting.This year, I wrote a hilarious holiday story entitled “The
Great Fruitcake Bake-off.” I do like fruitcake. There are lots of varieties,
some of which don’t have the candied fruit we’ve come to associate with the treat.Care to be daring and try a variation on Grandmother’s holiday
cake?Tomato Cake
From Campbells
Soup: http://www.campbellskitchen.com/recipes/tomato-soup-spice-cake-243542 cups all-purpose flour1 1/3 cups sugar4 teaspoons baking powder1 1/2 teaspoons ground allspice1 teaspoon baking soda1 teaspoon ground cinnamon1/2 teaspoon ground cloves1 can (10 3/4 ounces) Campbell’s®
Condensed Tomato Soup1/2 cup vegetable shortening2 eggs1/4 cup waterHeat the oven to 350°F. Grease a 13×9-inch baking pan. Stir the
flour, sugar, baking powder, allspice, baking soda, cinnamon and cloves in a large
bowl. Add the soup, shortening, eggs and water. Beat with an electric mixer on low
speed just until blended. Increase the speed to high and beat for 4 minutes. Pour
the batter into the pan. Bake for 40 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the
center comes out clean. Let the cake cool in the pan on a wire rack for 20 minutes.
Frost with:Pineapple Cream Cheese Frosting:
½ C crushed pineapple with juice2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, softened2 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract2 3/4 cups confectioners’ sugarBeat the cream cheese, butter, and vanilla extract in a medium
bowl with an electric mixer on medium-high speed for 2 minutes or until the mixture
is smooth and creamy. Beat in the confectioners’ sugar. Add the pineapple and juice,
1 tablespoon at a time, until the frosting is the desired consistency. Fill and
frost the cake.This version is a tad different from Grandmother’s as it uses
eggs and my sissie likes the Pineapple Cream Cheese Frosting. Grandmother added
raisins and chopped dates too.And just to keep you hungry, here’s a fun excerpt from
“The Great Fruitcake Bake-off.” Happy Holidays to you and yours!Buy Links
Museitup Publishing http://museituppublishing.com/bookstore/index.php/coming-soon/the-great-fruitcake-bake-off-detail/And other e-retailers on December 6.About the Author
Like some of her characters, award-winning author, Vicki Batman has worked a wide variety of jobs including lifeguard, ride attendant at an amusement park; a hardware store, department store, book store, antique store clerk; administrative assistant in an international real estate firm; and a general “do anything gal” at a financial services firm–the list is endless.
Writing for several years, she has completed three manuscripts, written essays, and sold many short stories to True Love, True Romance, True Confessions, Noble Romance Publishing, Long And Short Reviews, and Museitup Publishing. She is a member of RWA and several writing groups and chapters. In 2004, she joined DARA and has served in many capacities, including 2009 President. DARA awarded her the Robin Teer Memorial Service Award in 2010.
Most days begin with her hands set to the keyboard and thinking “What if??”
Find Me Here
Website: http://vickibatman.blogspot.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/VickiBatmanPinterest: http://pinterest.com/vickibatmanPlotting Princesses: http://plottingprincesses.blogspot.comYou May Also Like
Christmas Wishes by Livia Quinn @liviaquinn #ChristmasRomance #Books
Snowbound with Mr Wrong by Barbara White Daille @BarbaraWDaille #RLFblog #sweetromance #99cents
Coming Soon: Holiday Hearts by Caroline Clemmons, in the anthology Christmas Comes To Dickens @CarolinClemmons #RLFblog #contemporary
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Contemporary Interracial: Blake Legacy @rhondalaurel #RLFblog
Blake Legacy Rhonda Laurel, welcome to Romance Lives Forever. Let’s talk about
your book, The Blake Legacy (The Blake Boys Series #3).Genre: Contemporary Interracial RomanceTagline: Two lovers. Two dreams. One hell of a hard decision…Publisher: Etopia PressCover artist:Length: 213 PagesHeat rating: SensualBlurb:NFL quarterback Seth Blake is having an unbelievable hot streak–he’s
won his third Super Bowl title the same day his wife Morgan gave birth to their
son. Life couldn’t be better for the new father and MVP. His contract with the Philadelphia
Titans expires in a year, giving him a chance to make a professional dream come
true: to play in his home state for the Texas Wildcats and return to his much-missed
Twelve Horseshoes Ranch–this time, for good.Morgan Reed-Blake has never been happier. She’s got the best
husband, the cutest baby, and she’s successfully juggling career and family. Her
bookstore is expanding, her charitable organization is growing, and she’s been offered
her dream job on the literacy council. Everything in her Philadelphia world is coming up roses. Until Seth’s
contract with the Titans expires, and his dream of returning home comes close enough
to touch…and the powers that be in Texas
start romancing Seth in earnest. Morgan and Seth both have dreams. But a choice
has to be made…Buy links:Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-blake-legacy-rhonda-laurel/1117397978?ean=2940148861393ARe: https://www.allromanceebooks.com/product-theblakelegacy-1348977-149.htmlWhat are your main characters’ names, ages, and occupations?Seth Blake – 30 yrs.
old – Quarterback for Philadelphia TitansMorgan Reed-Blake – 27
yrs. Old – Bookstore Owner/Literary PhilanthropistInterview
How did you get your start in the industry?I got my start many years
ago when a small magazine published a short story I had written during down time
in college. Several years later I decided to pursue it again and to take the tumble
down the rabbit hole.What is the most important thing you do for your career now,
as compared to when you first started writing?A book needs nurturing
even after publication. I strategize more about where I am headed with the stories
I write and what I am trying to accomplish by writing it.What websites do you visit daily?I always tune into Twitter
and Facebook.What do you enjoy most about writing?I enjoy creating worlds
with unique characters that take on a life of their own.If you could give the younger version of yourself advice what
would it be?Being a late bloomer
is a good thing!What is your work ethic when it comes to writing?I don’t force the words
to come. If that means some time away from the laptop, then I do it for the sake
of the story I’m trying to complete.What do you think is the future of traditional publishing?I think traditional publishing
is finding a way to work successfully with new technology. I believe printed books
and e-books can live in harmony with a mutual respect for each other.Imagine you get to go on a dream vacation, but you have only
one hour to pack and leave, and it starts as soon as you finish this interview.
What will you take with you and where will you go?I would go to California and I would take
an overnight bag filled with essentials like my laptop, iPod, camera and few clothing
items.What is your favorite holiday and why?I like Christmas because
people are a bit nicer because they are filled with the holiday spirit.If you were a color, what color would you be?I would be the color
blue. Blue is cool, fluid and it puts people at ease.Please underline which statement is more like you:“I am a vacation spa because I am laid back and relaxed.”“I am a ten-countries in ten-days tour vacation, because
I do things as fast as possible.”Please complete the sentences
I love pizza with Dr. Pepper soda.I’m always ready for a Golden Girls marathon.When I’m alone, I like to watch television.You’d never be able to tell, but I like to crochet.If I had a halo it would be glowing.If I could travel back in time I’d learn how to sky
dive.I can never have a cat because I’m a dog person.Find Me Here
Website: http://www.rhondalaurel.comTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/rhondalaurelPinterest: http://pinterest.com/rhondalaurel/Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/RhondaLaurel -
Character Interview: Bailey from Flight of Her Life @Diane_Saxon #RLFblog
Flight of Her Life Diane Saxon, welcome to Romance Lives Forever. Let’s talk about
your book, Flight of Her LifeGenre: Romantic ComedyPublisher: Liquid Silver BooksCover artist: Syd GillLength: 20,000 wordsHeat rating: SpicyBlurb:Traveling from New York City to
Houston to meet
her future in-laws and announce her engagement, accident prone Bailey finds herself
in a situation beyond her control. All flights are cancelled the night before Christmas
Eve, leaving Bailey stranded at the airport with a cowboy from her past.Against all odds, Sebastian manages to rescue Bailey from one
disaster after another, but is it too late to rescue her from her future? Faced
with a heartrending dilemma, does Bailey turn her back on the man who offers her
a life of security, or does she run off to Maui
with a cowboy?Buy links:Liquid Silver Bookshttp://bit.ly/IcMuohAmazon UK
http://amzn.to/18iC1n7Amazon US
http://amzn.to/1aS34mNARe http://bit.ly/193gk5cWhat are your main characters’ names, ages, and occupations?Sebastian is a 26 year
old cowboy, long lean and muscularBailey is a 22 year old
accident prone newly qualified law graduate.Character Interview with Bailey
Tell us about yourself.Oh, I’m a natural born
disaster. I swear I must have one of those cute little daemons on my shoulder and
if something bad can happen, that little critter will make sure it does.Tell us about SebastianWhy, I’ve loved that
man forever. He’s hot, and I do mean really hot. He hasn’t got an ounce of flesh
that doesn’t flex and ripple with hard muscle. The way he sits astride a stallion,
well, phew, I just can’t take my eyes off him – or my hands, or my … well, never
you mind.What do you think is your strongest point?My determination and
persistence.What would Sebastian say is your strongest point?Well, I think he might say it’s my ability to stay seated – on
a rodeo pony of course.What would Sebastian say is your biggest weakness?Him.What was it like where you grew up?I grew up on a ranch.
From the moment I could walk, I was put on the back of a pony. I loved it. I really
missed it when I moved to New York.
It was never the same. Can’t disappear into the wild blue yonder whenever you like.What do you wish was different about your life?I wish I wasn’t such a disaster attraction. I’ll tell you what,
you would not be wise to get on a flight with me. Nu uh.What do you wish I had asked you? Please ask and answer it
now.I wish you’d asked me
about the little old lady – perhaps you want to know her name? Well I can tell you
now, because we’ve become such good pals. Lady Felicity Shadwell. She’s lovely really,
but I do have a little problem with her dead fox.Previous Books
Contemporary RomancesLoving Lydia,
Atlantic Divide Series, Book 1Bad Girl Bill, Atlantic Divide Series, Book 2Finding Zoe, Atlantic Divide
Series, Book 3Books Coming Soon
Short Circuit Time – Humorous Sci-FiFlynn’s Kiss – Contemporary Romance with a cowboy (snerk!)The Captured Groom – Historical Romance currently participating
in NanowrimoFind Me Here
Website: http://www.dianesaxon.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/Diane_SaxonFacebook: www.facebook.com/authordianesaxon -
RLF Gems: Blog Stats for Nov 2013 #RLFblog #BloggerAward
RLF Gems In November, Romance Lives Forever had 29 posts in a 30 day month.
On the 11th, there was a tribute to authors who are also veterans. Here are the
top posts (judging by page views).1. Elle James, Delilah Devlin (authors who are sisters and
veterans)2. Jenna Storm3. Sharon
Hamilton4. Sascha Illyvich5. TD HassetHonorable mention: Diane Saxon, DP Denman, Nancy
Corrigan, Rue Allyn, and the Salute to Author Veterans, all of whose posts
scored within a few points of the top five.Romance Lives Forever
features authors and new books. It has a blogger’s FAQ page with a downloadable
guide and optional interviews. Readers can follow via Google Friend Connect,
Networked Blogs, Bloglovin’, Linky Followers, email, an RSS feed, and there’s a
blog button readers and authors can grab.. RLF takes up to three images per
article, so authors can share previous books. The blog uses author or publisher
names as SEO tags on posts, and author Twitter handles in the titles. The site
is broadcast over Triberr with a potential reach of over a million readers via
its Twitter-linked network. Twitter mentions are also gathered in several
Paper.li ezines, giving the author an additional opportunity for promotion. At
the end of each year, a pdf version of the blog is available for readers to
download and share.The Romance Lives Forever
Paper.li ezine features guest authors on its front page every day. The Yahoo Group Romance Lives Forever has
nearly 1200 members, and is Kayelle’s private group. It is open once a month to
authors who have been guests on the blog. Guests get one day to post info,
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Click the tab above or click here: http://is.gd/rlfblog_requestMy thanks to all who took part this month. You made Romance Lives
Forever a great place to discover new books and authors.Other participants this month in alphabetical order by first
name are:Ana Blaze, Christina
Phillips , Cynnara Tregarth, Erin Moore, Gray Dixon, Jan Meredith, Jess Mahler,
Johnee Cherry, Keta Diablo, Kris Bock, Martha O’Sullivan, Michaela Rhua, Nancy
Corrigan, Patricia Kiyono, Rue Allyn, Sarah Grimm, Susana Ellis, Teresa Reasor,
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