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Happy Wednesday Everybody,

Things are picking up (in terms of what's going on). The Lone Star Contest will be closed to entries on June 6, 2010 at midnight, so be sure to get your entries in BEFORE June 6th at midnight (you have 11-12 more days). The early entry discount is closed (it closed on May 23rd) but you can still enter the Lone Star Contest. Click here for details.

Mark your calendars for Tuesday, JUNE 1, 2010! (that's next week, folks). Why? Because I'm posting an email interview I did with author, Christie Craig in honor of her newest novel, Shut Up And Kiss Me being released. She's announced the interview on her website and one lucky commenter to my blog will get an autographed copy of the book! (If it wasn't a conflict of interest, I'd ask if I could be a part of this contest LOL, but it wouldn't be fair since this is my blog). So be sure to be here on Tuesday, June 1, 2010 to read the interview and comment because you could win a free copy of this book. (Only those who comment on that interview post will have a chance to win an autographed copy of Christie Craig's book, Shut Up And Kiss Me--and I won't be posting the interview until June 1st, so sorry, no early bird entries on this give-away you have to wait for the interview post).

I have a crazy week. My kid is sick, I had a couple of appointments and Thursday I have something else going on in the morning, so I've been swamped this week, so please pardon me if I haven't been posting as often...things are kinda busy on my end.

Have A Way-Cool Wednesday!

Comments

Regina Quentin said…
Ooh, that's exciting. I just checked out her website. The book sounds great. Thanks for featuring an interview with her; I want to come back and check it out. Have a great weekend!
Bethany said…
Regina,

Thanks! I know Christie will appreciate you coming back on June 1st to see it. She's a sweetheart (she's in the writers' group I'm a member of) and she's smart, funny and fun :-)

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