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Inspirational Quote Monday! #8 of 2014

Inspirational Quote Monday! #8 of 2014

It’s Inspirational Quote Monday! Here’s the quote for the week – “The first day of spring is one thing, and the first spring day is another. The difference between them is sometimes as great as a month.” – Henry Van Dyke  

First Kiss Friday – Murder Most Foul by JoAnne Myers

Today’s First Kiss Friday featured guest is JoAnne Myers, author of contemporary romance Murder Most Foul.  Welcome JoAnne!  Here’s the first kiss between Jackie Reeves and Walker Harmon. Smiling, while descending the staircase in her white satin pajamas, she said, “I can’t sleep, anyway. I prepared dinner, but the food is cold and the beer is […]

Time for a Giveaway!

Time for a Giveaway!

Woo Hoo!  I love my readers so much!  Time for a giveaway!   Post the name of your favorite Laurel O’Donnell hero in the comments with your email address (so I can contact you if you win).  Then tweet or Facebook this post.  Good luck! On March 31st, I’ll pick one lucky reader who had […]

Inspirational Quote Monday! #7 of 2014

Inspirational Quote Monday! #7 of 2014

It’s Inspirational Quote Monday! Here’s the quote for the week – “It’s spring fever…. You don’t quite know what it is you DO want, but it just fairly makes your heart ache, you want it so! – Mark Twain          

First Kiss Friday – Ian – Book 3 in the Madman MacKeefe series by Elizabeth Rose

Today’s First Kiss Friday featured guest is Elizabeth Rose, author of historical romance Ian – Book 3 in the Madman MacKeefe series.  Welcome Liz!  Here’s the first kiss between Ian MacKeefe and Kyla. “Dinna hate me, Kyla. Ye have te understand thet nothin’ can e’er happen between us.” Ian’s words said one thing but his body […]

My Best Friend

I want to introduce you to my best friend.  He is my inspiration, my writing companion and my stress reliever.  We have a connection.  His name is Charming.  And yes, that would be after Prince Charming from Cinderella.  Who knew how well the name would fit him when I named him when he was a […]