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Simply Irresistible by Kristine Grayson
Huntress For Hire by Terry Spear
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Just got back from Romantic Times Readers Convention in New Orleans and had a ball, but now I’m trying to catch up on a million emails and things I have to do.
My editor sent me edits on Jaguar Pride, when she KNEW I was going to be at RT. Someone else asked for information for marketing and the cover info for A Silver Wolf Christmas when she KNEW I was going to be at RT. And the publicist sent me a bunch of guest blogs to do for the June release of Jaguar Hunt when she KNEW I was going to be at RT.
LOL
Soooooo, that means ALL of that, including my beta reader suggestions on A SEAL Wolf for Sale all came in at once, and everyone expects me to do something about it. Really. :)
But I will say I had a blast in New Orleans, from meeting reviewers, bloggers, librarians, readers, fans, authors, Sourcebooks staff, seeing the city and eating the delightful food in New Orleans, watching street dancers and the motorcycle cop who we thought was part of the show and wasn’t, and the handcuffed guy by the side of the road while the officer was unloading his vehicle to see what he had in there as I was leaving the city, hmmm, the graves sitting on top of the ground in someone’s yard– The interesting thing about that was that I was researching home burials and found it perfectly legal in several states, just as long as you don’t bury dead bodies anywhere near a water source. Burying live bodies is still illegal everywhere.
I didn’t take a lot of pictures. I had so many activities I was in charge of, I wasn’t sure if I would lose my camera in the process, soooooo, it kept getting left behind.
I’ll
post more pictures later, but I took this of one of the tables that was
decorated for the Romance Veterans (Romvets) and for everyone who
supports veterans worldwide really. We had a couple from Australia there
too, and they were lovely who talked about their tradition of honoring
the vets.Romance veterans are women who write romance and served in the military. So we’re represented by every branch. It was a lot of fun. I took home two rubber duckies–one for the army since my mother and I served and I retired from the reserves, and one for the AF for my father, who retired from the AF active duty, and my son, who now serves on active duty with the AF. :)
I hope you haven’t missed me too much. Between not having a mouse to work with the laptop, and having to find time in between activities just to grab a bite to eat, it was hectic. But now I’m home!!!
And have tons of stuff to do!!! I need a vacation from my “vacation!”
Do you ever feel like that when you return from a trip???
Happy Tuesday!
Terry
www.terryspear.com
2 comments:
What a Bargain, what a steal. I have mine. Happy Happy Joy Joy. The damsel is no longer in distress. Her SOS is gone.
LOL, thanks, Donna! That is too funny about that. It's weird. It only came up with the blog about the sodas. Something spooky going on there because there wasn't anything in the post about that.
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