Six Sentence Sunday

Hi Readers!

Welcome to the first blog post of the fall season.  Sunday is the day that I tease you with a tantalizing tidbit (can you tell I like alliteration?) from my new romantic comedy St. Anne's Day.  

The scene is from the part in the novel when Peg, who is 80 and widowed, receives an invitation to her niece's wedding and is a bit miffed because only she and her handsome bachelor son, Gerry are invited.  Peg, a real crackerjack, is recovering from open heart surgery and is put out because she believes her niece must think she is too old to bring a date.

If you like what you read, you can read more by purchasing the book.  Links are to the right.  

Here is the conversation between Peg and Gerry:


"What if I was one of those bobcats, like we saw on Good Morning America this morning?”

 “I think the term is cougar, Peg, and you can forget about it. Chasing younger men is bad for the heart,” Gerry said.

 “My heart’s fine!” 

“I’m talking about my heart,” Gerry said. “Just thinking about you with a guy my age gives me palpitations.”

And the winners are . . . .

Hi!

The Goodreads Giveaway for St. Anne's Day is over and the lucky winners are Shelly from Georgia, Esmeralda from NYC, and Beth who is also from Georgia.  I sent out the signed copies of your books yesterday.  I thank all who entered, and if you'd like to read St. Anne's Day, it's up on Amazon (paperback and Kindle version), Smashwords, and Barnes & Noble Nook Store. 

For those of you who may not be aware, there is a way to have your Kindle copy signed through Kindlegraph.  On this page look for the button that says Kindlegraph My Copy.  What will happen is that Kindlegraph will send me an email telling me that my autograph is requested.  I will then send you an electronic signature that you can download on your Kindle.

Isn't technology amazing!

As always, if you enjoyed St. Anne's Day, please post a review for it on Amazon. 

Thanks again and happy reading.

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