Pardon me while I unfold my fan ...
Oh, really, have you seen the handsome men about? <sigh> Broad, brawny shoulders, chaps on muscular <fans self> thighs, and scuffed boots with spurs. Lawsy!!!
Of course, as a true lady, you know I've never seen washboard abs, um, I mean a man's unclothed chest, but a girl can dream. Oh, yes, a girl can dream. Makes my heart go a'flutter!
We've been flirting all week with the fine ladies and gents wha are participating in
Ménage a Blog. The whole idea is to get as many comments as possible by flirting. Yes, I said flirting. Merriam-Webster defines flirting as:
to behave amorously without serious intent. Oh, but sugar, I do seriously intend for one of my commenters to win a Kindle. (More on that later.)
But I think the best way to flirt is to give something away, don't you think?
Something you've never given away before. Something you'd never dream of giving to someone who wasn't really special...
<giggle> More about that later, too.
You might have already visited the other
two flirtatious belles who share my, er, m
énage.
One is the
Queen of Sizzle, Miss
Eden Baylee. Oh, sweetheart, I swan, you'd better have a tall glass of sweet tea with lots of ice in it before you read Miss Baylee's
Fall Into Winter. I'll have my smelling salts ready! I'm telling you, that book is so hot you have to have
asbestos mittens to hold it, and you'd best be perched on a block of ice when you read it.
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And the other flirtatious belle is the
Queen of Wild Rides, Miss
Theresa Ragan. Oh my stars!!! Have you read
Finding Kate Huntley? Because if you're not out of breath, you haven't. The gents will all be in love with
Kate Huntley and we ladies are absolutely palpitating over
Jack Coffey. And when they're together, watch out! Bullets fly, sparks fly, kittens fly . . . <giggle> I made that last part up.
Ahem. About
Much Ado About Marshals, some people have said some ever so nice things about it.
Ann Charles, author of
Optical Delusions in Deadwood wrote, "Full of laughs, sexy scenes, and exciting adventures, this book is like a fun romp through the Old West. . . Jacquie Rogers knows how to entertain!"
Another blurb: "Cole had me by the heart as soon as he described Daisy's eyes. I won't give it away here, but, wow. Totally sigh worthy." That's from
Amber Scott, who's on the Menage-a-Blog tour so go to her site and comment to win a copy of
Fierce Dawn. (You'll be glad you did!)
From
Judith Laik, author of
The Lady Is Mine, "A spunky would-be lady detective and an accidental bank robber keep the mayhem and the laughter coming in this sparkling Western romance."
FIVE STARS! Special thanks to my sponsor for this week's Menage-a-Blog,
Detra Fitch, lead reviewer of
Huntress Reviews.
She said: "Author Jacquie Rogers penned a fabulous historical romance and then inserted her own brand of wackiness. As a result, this story quickly grabbed me by the throat, kept me reading long past my bed time, and earned a place of honor upon my Keeper Shelf. Unforgettable! I cannot recommend this title highly enough."
I am also beholden to some other wonderful reviewers:
From
Augusto Pinaud: "This is a fun story... Should read!"
From
Taylor Lee Writes: "Nancy Drew meets William Shakespeare."
Also thanks to
My Eclectic Bookshelf and the uber-talented
Caroline Clemmons. (She writes the most delicious western historical romances!)
Oh, so you want
prizes???
Yes, we have some of those. Each commenter who leaves an email address will receive a coupon for a free copy of
Much Ado About Marshals at Smashwords. Yes,
free!
AND you'll be entered to win the Menage-a-Blog
Kindle. Yes!!!
AND you'll be entered to win my
fabulous prize package.
But just to sweeten the deal, I'll throw in a little more sugar. Check out
Your Need to Read and leave a comment and yet get another chance to the PRIZE PACKAGE!
What's in this package?
and . . .
Autographed proof of <drum roll please>
(USA mailing only for the prize package)
So go ahead, leave a comment with your email address, and tell me:
Who is the sexiest cowboy ever???