Sixteen authors of sweet and sexy contemporary romances have joined for a giant giveaway, hosted by Secret Cravings Publishing. To participate, start by leaving a comment on my blog, then hop from one blog to another and comment on each post for chances to win free books and other goodies!
Link to participating authors here: SECRET CRAVINGS PUBLISHING
I've posted a few of my photos that inspired settings in my recent book, BLUEBONNETS FOR ELLY. To sign up for the chance to win a free ebook copy, leave a comment below. Be sure to include your email address so I can contact you!
Sure! Sign me uo for a chance to win a free copy of your book. Bluebonnets are a favorite flower of mine and I am certain your book is worth the read.
ReplyDeleteSal Buttaci: salvatorebuttaci@yahoo.com
Thanks for stopping by, Sal. I'll add your name to the pot.
DeleteI love the pics- bluebonnets are amazing
ReplyDeleteThank you. I had lots of fun taking the photos.
DeleteFlowers are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely pics. I don't think we have bluebonnets in the UK.
ReplyDeletemrsajward@hotmail.com.
Probably not. Lupinus texensis is native to Texas (and a few surrounding states). Somehow I don't think they'd thrive in the UK's climate!
DeleteWhat fun to see photos of the places in your book! I love the close-up of the bluebonnet. Did you know that blue bonnets are also a Scots cap?
ReplyDeleteDace
No, I didn't know that. Interesting!
DeleteHi Sandra! What beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteHi Sandra! I would love to win a copy of Bluebonnets for Elly! And thank you for posting the pictures! Bluebonnets are beautiful. Redrabbitt at aol dot com
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by, and good luck!
DeleteLove the Bluebonnets!
ReplyDeleteMe, too. Since I no longer live in Texas, I miss the rolling hills covered in blue. But I do get to go back and visit every once in a while!
DeleteI'm about halfway through the book and loving it!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate your kind words, Patricia. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteHi Sandra, thanks for the chance to win a copy. all the best, carol
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by, Carol.
DeleteThanks for the chance to win a copy! Love those blue bonnets! Loved the book :)
ReplyDeleteI grew up in the country outside of Pittsburgh. These pictures held a little bit of nostalgia for me, especially that dirt road. I really want to read this book.
ReplyDeleteI"m glad you liked my photos. That road runs through some property my brother owns in North Texas. It's a lovely area.
Deletesign me up for the giveaway
ReplyDeleteI wish you'd left your email address so I'd have some way to contact you!
DeleteI love your pictures. I always take pictures of my settings too.
ReplyDeletePictures help with remembering details, don't they? I'm glad you liked mine.
DeleteNice pics
ReplyDeletebn100candg at hotmail dot com
Thanks for stopping by today.
DeleteI love blue in the garden!
ReplyDeleteHarvee
Book Dilettante
So do I, Harvee. It's such a calming color.
DeleteThanks for the chance!
ReplyDeletebeckerjo at verizon dot net
I'm so glad you stopped by! Your name has been entered.
DeleteIs it weird that I like the building and road more than flowers?
ReplyDeleteShy3171411 (at) yahoo ( dot ) com
I agree with you! When I look at the picture of the road, I wonder where it leads. I like the building because it's obviously old, plus I like the water tower in the background. Yes, the flowers are nice but they're not unusual. So, if that's weird, I am too!
DeletePlease sign me up. Thx. Lynn Waggoner Ainsworth
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, Lynn.
DeleteMay 4 - 11:00 p.m. (PST) - THE CONTEST IS CLOSED.
ReplyDeleteSorry for visiting late. These days I seem to have changed into the rabbit in Alice in Wonderland -always late. Anyway, the pics are amazing, and it's a pleasure to congratulate you on your blog.
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