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Sunday Six with Emmy

I just love Sunday Six!
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Happy Thanksgiving!

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!



Turkey from Raelee Creations

The Bride, the Baby and the Best Man

One of my older books is about to be released in a Linford large print library edition. It's always a joy to see a new incarnation of one of my books, especially when it's back in print and in the library where everyone can enjoy it for free.

I've had quite a few of the beautiful quality Linford editions now and there's that lovely moment when you open the packet and see the glossy new cover

Six Sentence Sunday

Welcome!  It's been a while since I've played Six Sentence Sunday, but the reissue of A Stranger's Kiss as an ebook seems like the perfect moment!

Tara Lambert is being followed and to escape her pursuer she takes refuge in a nearby wine bar - sliding into a seat beside a well-dressed businessman. Her appeal for him to pretend she's with him does not go unanswered -

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Make Mine a Movie...

The internet (in author circles, anyway) has been abuzz this week with the news that Mills and Boon have signed a deal with Bollywood film maker, Siddharth Jain, CEO, iRock Films to make films and television content using their vast library of books.

Since there are thousands of books to choose from, I won't be holding my breath, but since it's fun to dream, which of my books would you like to

Dreaming...

Just a quickie to let you know that I'm guesting on Sue Moorcroft's The Joy of Dreaming blog today - and yes, we're talking about dreaming.

There's an chance to win a copy of one of my books, too.

And you have until the end of the week to download A Stranger's Kiss at the special launch price!

Arthritis

I have arthritis in my thumbs. The legacy of a lifetime of hitting the spacebar and being the only one in the house with hands strong enough to twist off stubborn jar tops (also I suspect from a lifetime of exercise on a keyboard - and learning to type on an old fashioned sit up and beg Underwood).

Who remembers carbon paper, flimsies in a range of colours for different departments, those flat

Slippers...

I finally chose my new slippers - wore a hole in the sole of the pink embroidered ones that I loved to bits. Literally.

These are little purple velvety ones. Perfect.

I think I might have to buy the pink ones, too.

100K

I've been watch my Blogger stats lately and they've been creeping up to the 100K visits and I thought that was something to celebrate. I imagined it would happen late this month and I'd planned to make a fuss and say what a great journey it's been and how many great people I've built up a cyber friendship over that time.

Then this morning I looked for the first time in a week (I'm still trying

Drum roll...

I'm just coming up to the twentieth anniversary of the publication of my first book. Those early books are now out of print and there aren't that many copies still around to buy second hand so it's with a very special pleasure that I can announce the reissue of A Stranger's Kiss - my fourth book, published in 1994 - in ebook format.

It's available from today - for a short period - at a special