Guest Post from Tara Tyler!
A little tidbit from the messy countertop of the #LazyHousewife ...
I miss being a kid. Wouldn't it be great to have a big girl slumber party with all our friends? We could do makeovers, take selfies, play video games like dance party or sing karaoke, and talk about boys (ha ha) - and we could do things we coudn't do as kids, like have a little wine or watch a rated R movie! No pillow fights though - those aren't real.
What would you do at an adult slumber party? What kid thing would you like to do again?
Thanks so much for hosting me, Randi! I really appreciate you offering!
SIMULATION
by Tara Tyler
Release Date: Sept 14, 2015
In 2082, androids are an essential part of daily life. Some are helpful, some would make better toasters, and some are so human-like they're creepy. Back in Atlanta, Detective Cooper takes a case to uncover an illegal clone android simulation operation. He hopes it will take his mind off his recent break up, but he winds up crossing paths with his ex, FBI Agent Geri Harper.
As Cooper closes in, Geri is kidnapped. But when she resurfaces in Washington and goes on a killing spree, he knows it isn't her. Now under suspicion himself, Cooper must find the real Geri to prove her innocence, not to mention hunt down the powerful villain behind it all. Never a dull moment.
SIMULATION delivers more technology, more intense action, more humor, and more, distinct new characters. Come along for the ride.
Available Now!Amazon ~~ KindleGoodreads
Tara Tyler writes sci fi and fantasy action-adventures from her little corner of the world in Ohio as she tries to keep up with her three boys and coach husband. Always making time to write, she sometimes puts off chores and lets laundry pile up... hence, she's also the Lazy Housewife, offering advice and tips to other gals out there trying to do it all without going crazy. She and her housewife friends blog at The Really Real Housewives of America. Keep up with her in her quarterly Newsletter.
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I miss being a kid. Wouldn't it be great to have a big girl slumber party with all our friends? We could do makeovers, take selfies, play video games like dance party or sing karaoke, and talk about boys (ha ha) - and we could do things we coudn't do as kids, like have a little wine or watch a rated R movie! No pillow fights though - those aren't real.
What would you do at an adult slumber party? What kid thing would you like to do again?
Thanks so much for hosting me, Randi! I really appreciate you offering!
SIMULATIONby Tara Tyler
Release Date: Sept 14, 2015
In 2082, androids are an essential part of daily life. Some are helpful, some would make better toasters, and some are so human-like they're creepy. Back in Atlanta, Detective Cooper takes a case to uncover an illegal clone android simulation operation. He hopes it will take his mind off his recent break up, but he winds up crossing paths with his ex, FBI Agent Geri Harper.
As Cooper closes in, Geri is kidnapped. But when she resurfaces in Washington and goes on a killing spree, he knows it isn't her. Now under suspicion himself, Cooper must find the real Geri to prove her innocence, not to mention hunt down the powerful villain behind it all. Never a dull moment.
SIMULATION delivers more technology, more intense action, more humor, and more, distinct new characters. Come along for the ride.
Available Now!Amazon ~~ KindleGoodreads
Tara Tyler writes sci fi and fantasy action-adventures from her little corner of the world in Ohio as she tries to keep up with her three boys and coach husband. Always making time to write, she sometimes puts off chores and lets laundry pile up... hence, she's also the Lazy Housewife, offering advice and tips to other gals out there trying to do it all without going crazy. She and her housewife friends blog at The Really Real Housewives of America. Keep up with her in her quarterly Newsletter.
tara tyler talks and tweets and facebooks
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