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Hopeless Romantic

Good Evening Everyone,

Yes, it's unusual that I post more than once in a day, but I figured considering I'm a hopeless romantic and since I write paranormal romance, it would be odd if I didn't say something in honor of February 14th--Valentine's Day.

Also known as St. Valentine's Day. There's a lot of interesting stories surrounding Feb. 14th, but if you look up St. Valentine and check out this article you'll get a clue as to who the person (or persons, since there's probably more than one St. Valentine) were. There's a lot of stories about him.

In any case, I'm very blessed to have my Valentine and husband, who is a wonderful, wonderful man. Our Valentine's is going to be rather quiet, which is okay. I truly don't mind.

But, in honor of the day, I wanted to share something with you:

As you all read in a previous post I listened to several different songs (and artists) while writing Surreal. Now, normally my stories don't have "theme songs", but Surreal is the exception. Especially if you want to know how my main male character feels about the female main character.

To find this out, just listen to Chris De Burgh's Missing You. Pretty much everything in that song is how the man feels about the woman in Surreal.

And for those of you who aren't into mush...check out the Ramones' Rock N' Roll Radio.

Have a truly Happy Valentine's Day!

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