Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts

Monday, October 31, 2011

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!


Like everyone else I’ve met lately, I’m wondering where the month has gone…and the year, for that matter.  The leaves here in Georgia are turning a beautiful array of red, yellow and orange….and starting to fall all over the yard. 

Although Halloween isn’t my favorite decorate-the-house time of year, I still do a little bit to get into the feel of this time of year.  The picture above is what I sat on the end of my breakfast bar and then there’s the mandatory jack-o-lantern on the front porch.  Oh yes, and I bought a bag of chocolate candy that has been tempting me for the last few days, so I’m ready.

Fortunately, I live in a gated community, so the Munchkins are somewhat limited to the ones in our “neighborhood” (my husband calls it the compound since there’s a guard at the gate and one who drives around occasionally), but there are hundreds and hundreds of homes, so we’ll see if I bought enough candy. 

But the weekend after Halloween, I’m looking forward to November 5th when I’ll be heading to Alabama to a Readers Luncheon in Birmingham.  I’ll be hosting a table of readers during the speaker and lunch and then signing books, along with a number of other authors, so it should be a fun day.  I’ll tell you more about that later.

Till next time, enjoy the fall beauty outside and don’t forget that I have a special guest visiting here on the blog this Wednesday, November 2nd.  Lisa Mondella, author of The Knight and Maggie’s Baby, will be here to share with us so don’t miss her!

Saturday, October 22, 2011

BOOK REVIEW SATURDAY!

Today I'm reviewing A SKELETON AT HER DOOR by E. Ayers.   I must admit that I had never read one of her books before now, but I have been pleasantly surprised.

First of all, it's a fun read with enough steamy scenes to keep you warm on a winter evening without scorching you.  I loved how she starts the book.  BAM! She meets the hero...and he's a skeleton.  Can you imagine opening your front door and coming face to face with a skeleton?   Yikes!  That's just what happens, but how they deal with the situation and then eventually blend each of their families makes for a very interesting and enjoyable plot. 

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Happy Halloween and Happy Reading!

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Two Great Authors In The House This Week!

Mark your Calendar!!   Don't forget that tomorrow--Wednesday Oct 19th, Annie Rayburn will be in the house!

Plan to grab a cup of coffee, pull up a comfy chair and read an excerpt from her book PHANTOMS AND FANTASIES.....so timely for this Halloween season.

If you want to know where she'll be for the rest of the week, drop down and read Sunday's blog article...it even has links to get you there in a hurry.
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THEN on Friday October 21st, E. Ayers will be here to share with us about her book A SKELETON AT HER DOOR



.... another timely Halloween story for us to enjoy.  Oh my goodness, can you imagine opening your front door and .....Brrrrr, I can't wait to read her book.   I plan to put up my review of her book on Saturday 21st, so don't miss that!

Happy reading!