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(group member since Jun 18, 2009)
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I really was kidding. Gina didn't kill her neighbor. But her character did...The Wonderful Demise of Benjamin Arnold Guppy
Madison wrote: "Jaimey has got me hooked on a romance novel. I cannot stand this genre so the child is good...."That would be perfect for the review. LOL ;o)
Good for you, Gina! I, for one, am glad you did. :o)
Gina: Did you really kill your nasty neighbor? What did you do with the body? (Sitting with pen ready to take careful notes...)LOL Just kidding everyone...or am I?
So I will never complain about my husband. He's the whole reason I'm even here.
Madison wrote: "...how did you guys help your hubbys adjust to your new life style?"Honestly, I never would have published my books if my hubby hadn't given me an ultimatum: Publish them or quit writing.
It was all the impetus I needed to take that final step. He has always thought I am a good writer--and no, he is not ordinarily a romance fan--but he knew my insecurities wouldn't let me take that last step unless I felt like I didn't have a choice.
I meant to add...If you want some behind-the-scenes info on Betrayal, follow my new blog: http://regencybetrayal.blogspot.com
Honestly, I'm not sure why I chose Brianna as her name. Probably because it sounds pretentious to me. LOL--no offense to anyone named Brianna. When she entered the servant class, naturally, she had to change it. She changed it to Bridgette. Something along the lines of: if you lie, stick as close to the truth as possible.
Penelope wrote: "I am celebrating a successful book signing in my old home town, Spokane, Washington, selling more the following day and then relaxing on a cruise ship and selling more books on the ship and by acci..."That's great, Penelope! Congratulations on a successful trip! Be sure to pop on over to the welcome thread and introduce yourself. And don't forget to add your book to our group shelf. :o)
Upon reflection, I should have indicated in the disclaimer that any "real" people or places are used fictitiously.
Thomas wrote: "Wow! Thanks so much! That will be great; I appreciate the support!"No problem. That's what this group is all about, after all. :o)
Be sure to pop on over to the welcome thread and introduce yourself to everyone.
Hi, Thomas, welcome to the group. Sounds like a great contest. You can go ahead and post a new thread in this folder to get a little more exposure, if you'd like. :o)
Weston's was actually real. He was a premier tailor in Regency London. :o)
On that note, I posted a link in the tips&tricks group just in case anyone over there needs group therapy. :o)
Madison wrote: "HaHaHa!!!! I just made a new male author friend. I am going to recruit him just because you posted this Jj. Mama's gonna go get some worms for her baby bird. Just hold on......LOL"ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In the words of Goofy: 'Gawrsh...'Ya'll are makin' me blush. ;o)
Do you have a goodreads giveaway listed? Or maybe a blog or website contest? Let us know. Start your thread here. :o)
