Showing posts with label win a free book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label win a free book. Show all posts

Thursday, June 16, 2011

Summer Treasure Hunt

Here's the winner and answer for our Summer Treasure Hunt June 14th prize, an autographed copy of Must've Done Something Good (a romantic comedy), by Cheryl Cory:

Winner: Tarrah Montgomery of Arizona
Answer to the question: The Sound of Music

Here's the winner and answer for our June 15th prize, a $15 gift certificate for Vinyl Lettering, sponsored by Valerie Ipson:

Winner: Kristen Tucker of Arizona
Answer to today's question: To pitch the book

Thanks everyone! Can you believe we're half-way through the contest??? But there are still great prizes to be won, so keep hunting for clues in the Summer Treasure Hunt!



Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Queen in Exile, a Golden Quill finalist, and Givaway!!!!

Last night at my Desert Rose RWA chapter meeting, my fantasy novel, Queen in Exile, was officially announced as a finalist in the Golden Quill Contest!!! Wooo hooo! The competition was fierce and the scores were close, so I'm honored to get this distinction.

Guess what??? My good news is your good news!!! To celebrate, I'm giving away a free copy of Queen in Exile to a lucky commenter. Just leave a comment telling me why you like fantasy, and I'll enter you to win. It's that simple.

For shipping reasons, contest open to US and Canada residents only.

PS, Queen in Exile is available in both print and now in Kindle on Amazon

Thursday, June 3, 2010

Summer Treasure Hunt: Dig for Clues and Win

In case you missed the first post of our Summer Treasure Hunt, here it is again. There are still some really great prizes to win and our contest goes through next month! Good luck!!!!

Welcome to our second annual “Summer Treasure Hunt: Dig for Clues and Win” Contest! Last year, some author friends and I put together a month long contest where we gave away a prize a day for the entire month of June. The contest was so successful that my friends and I have decided to do it again…only this time we’ve gathered together enough prizes to last through the first week of July! Again, we have something for everyone: romance, fantasy, mystery, suspense, historicals, contemporaries, young adult and middle grade fiction; children’s picture books; and a variety of non-fiction titles.

We also have some exciting non-book prizes: a hand crocheted book tote and cell phone case; a book/jewelry combo; a Mary Kay cosmetic assortment; a The Lion, the Witch, and The Wardrobe DVD; and (you aspiring writers won’t want to miss this one!) a free edit/critique for the first 50 pages of an unpublished novel by a three-time published author!

How can you enter to win one of these awesome prizes? Just follow the rules below!

SUMMER TREASURE HUNT RULES:

You can send in an entry for each day’s prize, or only for those prizes that strike your fancy. The rules are simple:

(1) Go to the website or blog indicated for each day, find the answer to the question for that day, then email the answer with your name and AND MAILING ADDRESS to jdipastena@yahoo.com. I promise you will not wind up on any mailing lists. This is only to facilitate the receipt of your prize. All entries will be deleted at the end of the contest.

(2) Please send a separate entry for each day and type the day you are entering in the subject line. (Such as: Summer Treasure Hunt, June 1; Summer Treasure Hunt, June 2, etc).

(3) Deadline for each day: Midnight PST

(4) The winner will be contacted and announced on the day following the deadline.

All winners will be “drawn” by http://www.random.org/.

You do not have to wait until the designated day to enter. You can start sending in your entries right now, or begin entering at any point along the way. And check back here each day between June 2nd-July 9th to read the names of the winners.

If you have any questions, feel free to email Joyce DiPastena at jdipastena@yahoo.com.

And now…let the treasure hunt begin!

June 1
SPONSOR: Donna Hatch
PRIZE: Queen in Exile, (fantasy romance), autographed by author
QUESTION: The princess must rely upon her magic to save whom? (Hint: Look under “Bookshelf” tab)
OPEN TO INTERNATIONAL ENTRIES
WINNER: Amber nielson, of Vermont
ANSWER: Herself and her people

June 2
SPONSOR: Laurie Lewis
PRIZE: Awakening Avery (women's fiction), autographed copy
QUESTION: Avery's signal that she isn't handling her husband's death very well comes to her when she tosses what into what? (Hint: Look under “books &reviews, then click on the cover to Awakening Avery and read the first chapter)
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Barbara Stilwell
ANSWER: The Remote to the TV.

June 3
SPONSOR: E.A. West
PRIZE: Riley's Mission (PDF: romantic suspense)
QUESTION: Where does Jade sit after she sees Aziz Khadoul? (Hint: Click on “Books” tab, then on “excerpt” link for Riley’s Mission)
OPEN TO INTERNATIONAL ENTRIES
WINNER: Judy Cox of Louisiana
ANSWER: an empty wheelchair

June 4
SPONSOR: Jenna Dawlish
PRIZE: Sprig of Thyme (Victorian romance), autographed copy
QUESTION: What is the name of the hero in Jenna's first novel Love Engineered? (Check out “The Library” tab)
OPEN TO INTERNATIONAL ENTRIES
WINNER: Ginny Romney of Arizona
ANSWER: Charles Lucas

June 5
SPONSOR: Rachael Renee Anderson
PRIZE: Divinely Designed (contemporary LDS romantic comedy), autographed copy
QUESTION: What is the title of Rachael's second book, being released in August? (Hint: scroll down to Rachael’s “Goodreads” titles on the right hand sidebar))
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER:Karin Tillotson of Pennsylvania
ANSWER: Luck of the Draw

June 6
SPONSOR: Linda Kay Garner
PRIZE: Some Secrets Hurt (picturebook), autographed copy pluse a handmde cuddling blanket. This picture book is for all ages. It is simple enough to be understood by a very young child, meaningful enough to appeal to teenagers, informative enough to be helpful to parents, and powerful enough to reach out to a wounded adult.
QUESTION: The only thing worse than finding out that your child is being sexually abused is ____ ____ ____? (Hint: Listen to 5 minute KSL TV interview on the right side of the website or download the free Parents’ Guide)
OPEN TO INTERNATIONAL ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Laura Lewis of North Carolina
ANSWER: Not finding out

June 7
SPONSOR: Danielle Thorne
PRIZE: (New/Sealed) The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe (Widescreen DVD)
QUESTION: In Danielle Thorne's novel, Turtle Soup, what is the name of the marine biologist who inspires Sara Hart to name her deli Turtle Soup? (Hint: read the blurb for Turtle Soup on Danielle’s website homepage)
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Carol Rainbolt of Arizona
ANSWER: Jack Brandon

June 8
SPONSOR: Larry Hammersley
PRIZE: Lab Partners (sweet 1950’s romance), ebook
QUESTION: What are the first names of the hero and heroine in the short story Lab Partners? (Hint: Check out “WIP Report” post for April 4, 2010)
OPEN TO INTERNATIONAL ENTRIES
WINNER: Mina Gerhard
ANSWER: Leroy and Jody

June 9
SPONSOR: Linda Weaver Clarke
PRIZE: Melinda and the Wild West: (historical romance, YA and adult), autographed copy
QUESTION: What was Melinda doing when she first met Gilbert and why did he act flustered and then abruptly turn and briskly stride away? (Hint:. Click on “Sample Chapters” tab, then on the book title for Melinda and the Wild West to read a sample chapter.)
OPEN TO USA AND CANADA ENTRIES
WINNER: Cassandra Cantrell of Utah
ANSWER: She was wading in a stream and showing her bare legs.

June 10
SPONSOR: Angela Morrison
PRIZE: Taken by Storm (Penguin/Razorbill 2009), YA romance, autographed hard cover
QUESTION: A legendary LDS author of over 30 books for teens called Taken by Storm, "An amazing story written with a clear, refreshing and creative voice." Who was it? (Hint: check “Taken By Storm” tab)
OPEN TO INTERNATIONAL ENTRIES
WINNER:Diana Donahoo fromIllinois
ANSWER: Jack Weyland

June 11
SPONSOR: Ronda Gibb Hinrichsen
PRIZE: Trapped (romantic suspense with a hint of paranormal fantasy), autographed copy
QUESTION: The first trap Emi Warrin encounters is a mysterious letter. To where does it lure her? (Hint: Read the book summary under the Trapped tab)
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Angela Isbell of Utah
ANSWER: Austrian Alps

June 12
SPONSOR: Anne Patrick
PRIZE: Journey to Redemption (inspirational romantic suspense), free download
QUESTION: What did Royce use to do for a living in my upcoming release, Out of the Darkness? (Hint: Look under the “My Books” link for Anne’s new release, Out of the Darkness)
OPEN TO INTERNATIONAL ENTRIES
WINNER: Cindy Schuerr of Wisconsin
ANSWER: He played pro football

June 13
SPONSOR: Rebecca Talley
PRIZE: Altared Plans (contemporary LDS romance), autographed by author
QUESTION: What is unique about my youngest son? (Hint: Watch the YouTube video Extra C posted on the right side of Rebecca’s blog)
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Rachel Stanley of Arizona
ANSWER: He has Down Syndrome

June 14
SPONSOR: David J. West
PRIZE: Heroes of the Fallen (historical fiction), autographed hardcopy)
QUESTION: What is the name of my favorite author? (Hint: Scroll through David’s June blogs. He promises you’ll find the answer!)
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Tawnya Mayo of Utah
ANSWER: Robert E. Howard

June 15
SPONSOR: Jennifer Stewart Griffith, author of Choosing Mr. Right and Delicious Conversation
PRIZE: FREE edit and/or critique of first 50 pages of a novel
QUESTION: What is the Japanese word for the hairstyle worn by sumo wrestlers? (Hint: Check out Jennifer’s favorite sumo blog, Sumo Beautiful. Look for Hama Bijin’s April 13th post)
OPEN TO INTERNATIONAL ENTRIES as long as the manuscript can be emailed to Jennifer and is in English
WINNER: Tracy Astle of California
ANSWER: Chonmage


June 16
SPONSOR: Rebecca Irvine
PRIZE: Family Home Evening Adventures (non-fiction book of FHE lessons), free e-book on CD
QUESTION: What is the title of the first book written by Rebecca Irvine? (Hint: Read “about me” on Rebecca’s blog)
WEBSITE/BLOG: http://www.rebeccairvine.blogspot.com/
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Tracie Travis of California:
ANSWER: Adventures with the Word of God

June 17
SPONSOR: Marilyn Bunderson
PRIZE: The Mark (YA Fiction), autographed copy with a bookmark
QUESTION: In a deleted scene from my book, The Mark, Jon loses a bet to Shae. What does he have to do to pay up? (Hint: Found in post titled "Deleted Scenes From The Mark" dated April 15, 2010)
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Karen Haas of North Carolina:
ANSWER: Go country line dancing

June 18
SPONSOR: Heather Justesen
PRIZE: Winner’s Choice: The Ball’s In Her Court (contemporary inspirational) or Rebound (contemporary romance), autographed by author
QUESTION: How much did the FBI agent expect John's bail to be set at? (Hint: Click on "My Books" tab, then "read more" about Rebound.)
OPEN TO USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Colleen Conklin of Arizona:
ANSWER: about half a million

June 19
SPONSOR: Nichole Giles
PRIZE: The Sharp Edge of a Knife (inspirational historical, based on a true story), autographed copy
QUESTION: What is the correct title of the humorous anthology I coauthored? (Hint: Look in the right hand sidebar)
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Taffy Lovell of Utah
ANSWER: Mormon Mishaps and Mischief

June 20
SPONSOR: Karen Adair
PRIZE: Trendy blue/brown crocheted book tote with matching cell phone case (Check out Karen’s “Diva Strings” website for examples: http://www.divastrings.com/index.html)
QUESTION: Where did Karen learn how to type and what speed did she finally top out at? (Hint: Check Karen’s “Bio” tab)
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Becky Drew of Arizona
ANSWER:I took a class in middle school and my last clocked speed was 120 words per minute

June 21
SPONSOR: Lynn Parsons, co- author of the soon-to-be-released non-fiction, (dis)Abilities and the Gospel
PRIZE: a pair of hand-knit socks
QUESTION: What are three of the topics I list on the parent page of my website? (Look on “Parent Page” tab)
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Karin Tillotson of Pennsylvania
ANSWER: ADD/ADHD, Autism, Learning Disabilities, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Educational Activities for Home, Transition to Adulthood

June 22
SPONSOR: Kinzie Monroe
PRIZE: Reservations for Two (inspirational romance), autographed CD
QUESTION: What was Maggie doing when she and Carson first met in Reservations for Two? (Hint: click on the “Excerpts” link on Kinzie’s blog)
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER:Paige Child of Utah:
ANSWER: Roller blading

June 23
SPONSOR: Michele Ashman Bell
PRIZE: Summer in Paris (YA romance), autographed copy and Eiffel Tower bookmark
QUESTION: What is Michele "dreaming of"? (Hint: found on sidebar above picture of Eiffel Tower
OPEN TO INTERNATIONAL ENTRIES
WINNER: Cydni Tongish of Utah
ANSWER: a prison hulk for the cover of Retribution

June 24
SPONSOR: Jaimey Grant and JaysDesign Jewelry
PRIZE: A signed copy of Redemption, a Regency romance by Jaimey Grant, and a 19" hand-knotted strand of freshwater pearls ($45 value) handmade by Jay T Lyons of JaysDesign Jewelry
QUESTION: Artist Jay T Lyons did a sketch for the cover of an upcoming Regency romance of mine. What is the sketch of and what is the title of the upcoming book?
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Carissa Cantell of Utah
ANSWER: Gladys

June 25
SPONSOR: Christine Thackeray
PRIZE: Lipstick Wars (LDS Women’s Fiction), autographed copy
QUESTION: What is the name of the angel who needs a vacation in my recent pamphlet, “Could You Be an Angel Today? (Hint: Play the book trailer for “Could You Be an Angel Today” on Christine’s home page)
OPEN TO INTERNATIONAL ENTRIES
WINNER:
ANSWER:

June 26
SPONSOR: Bonnie Harris
PRIZE: Mary Kay Satin Lips Set, Travel Size Satin Hands Set and a set of mineral eye colors
QUESTION: What is the name of my African Gray and African Desert Tortoise? (Hint: Read “About Me” in the left hand sidebar)
OPEN TO INTERNATIONAL ENTRIES
WINNER: Cheryl Snyder of Pennsylvania
ANSWER: Kumba and Digger

June 27
SPONSOR: Teralee Deighton
PRIZE: Cup of Comfort for New Mothers (personal essay anthology)
QUESTION: Name the editor of Cup of Comfort for New Mothers
WEBSITE/BLOG:
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER:
ANSWER:

June 28
SPONSOR: C. LaRene Hall
PRIZE: Martha’s Freedom Train (middle grade historical), autographed by both author and illustrator
QUESTION: How many short stories has C. LaRene Hall published in the humorous anthology, Mormon Mishaps and Mischief? (Hint: Look in the left hand sidebar)
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Chris Okelberry of Utah:Chris Okelberry of Utah
ANSWER: 14
ANSWER: 14

June 29
SPONSOR: Sarah M. Eden
PRIZE: Courting Miss Lancaster (Regency romance), autographed copy
QUESTION: In his "I Need Friends Friday" interview, what reason does Edward Cullen give for not sleeping at night?
OPEN TO INTERNATIONAL ENTRIES
WINNER: Teryn Ercanbrack of Utah:
ANSWER: Because I'm a monster

June 30
SPONSOR: Marcia Mickelson
PRIZE: Reasonable Doubt (LDS Suspense), autographed copy
QUESTION: In what country was author, Marcia Mickelson born? (Hint: Click on “About Marcia” tab)
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Patricia Cochran of Texas
ANSWER: Guatemala

July 1
SPONSOR: Kimberly Job
PRIZE: I'll Know You by Heart (romantic suspense), autographed copy
QUESTION: What is the title of my current work in progress? (Hint: Look under “My Books” tab)
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Archana Subramaniam from Georgia
ANSWER: A Change of Heart

July 2
SPONSOR: Joan Sowards
PRIZE: Haunts Haven (an LDS ghost story), autographed copy
QUESTION: What is the name of the town in which the story of Haunts Haven takes place? (Hint: Found on sidebar synopsis of story)
OPEN TO INTERNATIONAL ENTRIES
WINNER: Jobie Marshall of Oregon
ANSWER: Cassidy Springs

July 3
SPONSOR: Margaret L. Turley RN
PRIZE: Save the Child (Reality Fiction), autographed copy
QUESTION: Where can you listen to an audio interview with Margaret L. Turley about her book, Save the Child? (Hint: Click on link at the bottom of Margaret’s bio on her “About the Author” page)
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Heather Parry from Utah
ANSWER: AuthorsRoost.com

July 4
SPONSOR: Joyce DiPastena
PRIZE: Illuminations of the Heart (sweet medieval romance, a 2009 Whitney Award Finalist), autographed by author
QUESTION: Who were gifts usually given to on Epiphany during the Middle Ages? (Hint: Click on “Stolen Christmas” tab and read excerpt from “An Epiphany Gift for Robin”)
OPEN TO INTERNATIONAL ENTRIES:
WINNER: Lexie Hogan of Utah
ANSWER: small children

July 5
SPONSOR: Cindy R. Williams
PRIZE: Chase McKay Didn’t Get Up Today (Arizona Glyph Award Finalist and Southwest Book Awards Finalist), a snuggle, giggle children’s picture book
QUESTION: There is a picture of Cindy holding two dragons on her website, http://www.cindyrwilliams.com/ The names of the dragons are in the caption below the picture. What are their names? (Hint: Look on the “Book” page)
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Diane Pollock of Iowa
ANSWER:Thundertail and Sparkin

July 6
SPONSOR: Gail Pallotta
PRIZE: Love Turns the Tide (inspirational romance with suspense), free e-book on CD, AND a pendant necklace with matching earrings.
QUESTION: Who comes to Cammie O'Shea's rescue after she has a break-in at her unit in Destin, Florida? (Hint: Scroll down to: MORE ABOUT THE BOOK)
OPEN TO INTERNATIONAL ENTRIES
WINNER:
ANSWER:

July 7
SPONSOR: Danyelle Ferguson, co- author of the soon-to-be-released non-fiction, (dis)Abilities and the Gospel
PRIZE: a 30 page manuscript critique
QUESTION: name 3 special needs named in (dis)Abilities and the Gospel. (Hint, click on the "books" tab for (dis)Abilities and the Gospel
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER: Jacque Stevens of Maryland
ANSWER: Austism, Down Syndrome, Bipolar Disorder, memory loss, and more

July 8
SPONSOR: Karen E. Hoover
PRIZE: Sapphire Flute (YA Fantasy), autographed copy
QUESTION: How many bloggers have posted their reviews of The Sapphire Flute? (Hint: Check out the list under “Sapphire Flute Blog Tour” in the right hand side bar and count ‘em up)
USA ENTRIES ONLY
WINNER:
ANSWER:

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Excerpt from The Guise of a Gentleman, my newest Regency Romance


To celebrate the release of my newest Regency Romance Novel, The Guise of a Gentleman, here is an excerpt from the first chapter. You have four chances to win a free copy. Read below to find out how you can win.

"You are a woman of great courage to face those cutthroats."

His fingers closed around hers as if she were a lifeline. Her late husband's hands had always been smooth and soft, the hands of a gentleman, so unlike this man's calluses which bespoke hard work. She marveled at their size, and at the tingles that
traveled up her arm.

A flush crept over her face as she realized the direction of her thoughts. "I saw a cruel act and felt compelled to intervene. I could do nothing less."

His eyes darted over her face and he said in a stronger voice, "They might have turned on you."

"I'm an excellent shot."

"And did you not consider that you may have been in danger from me as well?"

She suspected many woman found him a very great danger, but not for the reason he spoke.

Swallowing against a dry mouth, she lifted her chin. "You hardly looked dangerous at the time. And I daresay you lack the strength to offer any threat now."

The barest hint of smile twitched his mouth.

The Guise of a Gentleman by Donna Hatch is available at www.thewildrosepress.com, Amazon, and all Barnes & Noble (some stores may have to order it for you, but that costs the same as if it were on the shelf)

Okay, now how to win your free copy (and you have four chances if you do all four):
1. Leave a comment in this blog, then send me an email at donnahatch29@gmail.com and put free book in the subject line

2. Follow my blog, then send me an email at donnahatch29@gmail.com, telling me you're now following me and put "free book" in the subject line

3. Friend me on Facebook, then send me an email at donnahatch29@gmail.com, telling me you're now my friend on Face book and put "free book" in the subject line

4. Go to my website and then find out what is the name of the hero of The Guise of a Gentleman, then send me an email at donnahatch29@gmail.com, telling me the answer to the question and put "free book" in the subject line

Remember, for each thing you do, you have another chance to win. Good Luck!!!

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Frances Pauli, author of Science Fiction Romance novel, Roarke



Today, on this fine St. Patrick's Day, my guest is Frances Pauli, author of speculative fiction, and her newest book, Roarke.

Donna: Welcome! Tell me, Frances, when did you start to write and how long did it take you get published?

I’ve written sporadically my entire life. My problem was commitment. At age 32, I decided to get serious about it and wrote my first novel, A Moth in Darkness. I had no idea I could actually finish it. Once I started submitting in earnest, it took around two years for that first acceptance. Most of if was waiting—waiting for agents, editors, publishers to answer back one way or the other. The good thing is, that gave me time to write three more novels and some shorts.

Donna: what influenced you to write?

Reading. Reading was a group event in my family. My father and sister always traded paperbacks back and forth. We all read the same authors, and I discovered the library at a really young age. I wanted to read what they did, which was Speculative Fiction. I knew I wanted to write stories like that from the very beginning. The Romance influence came later in Jr. High when I discovered authors like Jude Devereaux.

Donna: what genre or sub-genre do you write? Why did you choose this genre?

Do I have to pick one? Really, I write like I read--all over the Speculative spectrum. Fantasy has that great nostalgic/magical element, and Science Fiction satisfies my high-tech, futuristic moments. I even wrote a Supers recently. That was a new one, even for me, but it was a blast to write.

Donna: how do you write? Are you a pantser or a plotter? Is it your characters or your plot that influences you the most?

I am a serious pantser. I usually have a story seed, some characters and a rough idea where they’re going, but that’s about as organized as I get. Now, I’m writing the third books in my trilogies and I have to get a little bit structured to make sure everything sorts out neatly. So I’m learning to outline, but only from necessity.

I’m a sucker for my characters. Don’t get me wrong, plot is vital, but my characters totally take me for a ride. I overindulge them.

Donna: what has surprised you about being a published author?

You know, I did a lot of research about the industry, but I was still surprised by how much work you as the author still have to do once the book is sold. The marketing alone is a daily time commitment. I like it. I’m enjoying it. But I never expected it. I always imagined once I sold a manuscript, the publisher would run with things and I could concentrate on the next book.

Donna: tell us about your newest book.

Roarke is a Science Fiction Romance, published by Devine Destinies. The story features a Mercenary who has lost all memory of her past, even her own identity. As she pieces things together, she has to decide if who she was is really who she wants to be.

Donna: what will be your next project?

My humorous Romance about a maid working in a hotel for inter-dimensional travelers comes out early this summer. The next thing I’m writing is the third book in my Urban Fantasy trilogy that begins with A Moth in Darkness. That series deals with the interaction between humanity and the Fey races. Fairies, Elves and Boggins—my main character is addicted to reveling and fairy food.

I’m running a contest along with the tour. The schedule and prize details can be found at: http://francespauli.com We’re giving away a copy of the ebook, Roarke and some posters for those who comment at the blogs.

Donna: Sounds great!!! Thank you for the interview.

Thanks for having me.

Free Space Opera Serial:
http://spaceslugserial.blogspot.com

Speculative Fiction and Romance
http://francespauli.com

Saturday, August 8, 2009

Interview with the Hope Chest Reviews


I've been interviewed at The Hope Chest Reviews by the very gracious Julie Miles. Julie and I met at a booksigning at the Glendale Chocolate Affaire. She was so fun to talk to and she even took my picuture. A short time ago, she gave my Regency Romance, The Stranger She Married, 4 1/2 stars!!! If you stop by and leave a comment, you could win a copy of The Stranger She Married, a Golden Quill Finalist. http://www.thcreviews.com/cgi-bin/vts/interview_donna_hatch.html

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