Secret and Sweet Cravings are celebrating their second anniversary.
And to help celebrate we want to include all of you in on the fun. Come along for the cruise of a lifetime with great author posts, giveaways from each author and some GREAT prizes being offered by SCP.
Grand Prize- iPad 2
First Place- Kindle Fire
Second Place- $50 SCP Gift Certificate
Third Place- $25 SCP Gift Certificate
To be in with a chance to win an additional prize, just leave a comment here, including your email information to randomly win one of two pdf copies on offer of my Regency romantic suspense No Job For a Woman.
Here are a few snippets to whet your appetite
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“Why now?”
“There you find us at a stand. The reason for the timing still escapes us. But,” he paused and held their gazes for several seconds, “whatever it is, we are running out of time.”
“We are?” Julian leaned forward in his chair. “And you say this because?”
“Is that the letter Deborah received yesterday?” Henrietta watched her husband pull the note she’d seen the day before from his pocket.
“It is. And if things were not so serious, I would have torn a strip off her for withholding its contents from me.”
“Well at the moment, you are keeping us in the dark, dear, so get a move on and tell us what it says.”
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“I have my own estates in Lincolnshire, I neither need nor want yours.” He let the bald words settle in her psyche before adding, “I am willing to do this to help you save your lands and your tenants’ wellbeing. Are you?”
Her gaze never left his face as the silence stretched between them. After a heartbeat she nodded. “I have little option. Harold left them in my care and I can’t fail them now. Thank you.”
Although she tried to hide it, the haunted look in her eyes deepened.
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“Thirsty.” The single word that rasped through Julian’s lips drew her back to the present, and Deborah reached out for the glass of lemonade and a spoon.
“Lie still and let me give you something to drink.”
Employing the same method they used to apply his medicine, Deborah spooned the fresh juice through his lips until he nodded. All the while his attention locked on her face. She set the glass down and stood, and moved from one side of his bed to the other noting with relief his gaze followed her. She pulled a chair away from the candle light and sat down again.
“What can you remember?”
“Fire.” His brow pleated with anxiety.
“Do not try to force your memory. But you are right there was a fire, and you saved the lives of two women. Unfortunately the floor above you caved in seconds before you reached safety.”
All you have to do to be in with a chance to win one of these fabulous prize is to Each author has a port and destination... visit each blog and find out which location every author has chosen.
My destination is Tasmania
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| Hobart - My Great x 3 (I think) Grandfather came from Hobart |
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| Hobart |
Record and email your findings to
reviewcoordinator@secretcravingspublishing.com by Monday, January 7 and winners' names will be randomly drawn.
To visit all the other participating SCP authors and to discover their destinations please visit
Secret Cravings Blog
32 comments:
wow, Tasmania looks like a beautiful peaceful place to visit and read some good books! rhonda_nash_hall@comcast.net
Tasmania looks like a beautiful place. I can see many story ideas come from here.
Love the pictures. The excerpts were good too.
amysmith98@gmail.com
It would be wonderful to visit Tasmania!
tessa (dot) bamberg (at) kolumbus (dot) fi
Looks beautiful! Would love to see Tasmania someday. 1luckywoman(at)cox(dot)net
Tasmania looks beautiful. Will have to put it on my list of places to travel
Wolphcall(at)bellsouth(dot)net
Sorry I'm so stupid, but is Tasmania in Australia or New Zealand, or somewhere else?
swimming1@bellsouth.net
Thank you for sharing the excerpt! Sounds like a very interesting book!
And those photos of Tasmania are breathtaking. wow!
- Tin (khriss at yahoo dot com)
Oooops! Typed in my email address incorrectly. It's
Khriscc at yahoo dot com
Book sounds great...
Your destination looks wonderful...
caiidynsmommie@gmail.com
Scuba girl, Tasmania is down at the 'bottom' just off Australia. I'd really love to see the place where my ascestors live(d) it looks so beautiful.
Best of luck with No Job for a Woman, Sherry! Tasmania sounds exotic and beautiful.
debbie.lemon@rocketmail.com. Tasmania looks beautiful and peaceful. I would love to go.Sounds like a great book.
Wonderful snippets! And loved the pictures:)
storimom2@aol.com
Tasmania looks lovely, and would make a great setting for a book.
Ooh those excerpts definitely got me wanting to read more.
ckpoisonedrose AT gmail DOT com
Tasmania looks gorgeous. Might have to add to my bucket list.
Dawna N.
vampiremistress2010(at)gmail(dot)com
Wow, breath taking pictures! I would love to cruise there and stay awhile. Summer hurry and get here! Sigh...
Thanks for the opportunity1
Belinda G
belgre AT comcast DOT net
Tasmania definitely sounds like an exotic location.
penumbrareads(at)gmail(dot)com
Love the pictures! Sounds like a great place to visit!
suz2(at)cox(dot)net
Sherry, Thanks so much for turning me onto the blog hop! I've had so much fun learning about all the other authors. I'd love to win a copy of your book!
sandywolters(dot)author(at)gmail(dot)com
Love your pics. What a beutifull place to visit.
lauratroxel@yahoo.com
Tasmania looks like a very beautiful place to visit. Loved seeing the pics.
skpetal at hotmail dot com
I really love the cover of your book. The color goes really well with the picture. I also loved the pictures that you took. Thanks for such a great hop.
What an interest place Tasmania sounds like, definitely worth looking into :)
Eva
evitap67(at)gmail(dot)com
Sounds like an interesting and pretty destination.
bacchus76 at myself dot com
Tasmania looks like a beautiful place to visit...maybe someday!
No Job For A Woman sounds like a terrific read!
ivegotmail8889(at)yahoo(dot)com
I'll pass on visiting Tasmania
Lovely¡ I enjoy Yrs so much.
Blessed Be¡
I would love to go to New Zealand. Your book looks interesting, will be back to your site.
thank you
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Thank you to everyone who came by and to those whoalso stopped to leave a comment.
Debbie lemon and Amy Smith are my two lucky winners and will each receive a pdf copy of No Job For a Woman. Congratulations.
have never thought about visiting New Zealand, but after seeing the photos, might have to reconsider adding to my bucket list
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