Showing posts with label A Knight's Vow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A Knight's Vow. Show all posts

Sunday, May 17, 2009

Read My Chapter of Pass the Plot 2 at Harlequin Community


On May 18, Harlequin Community will post my Chapter 3 of Pass the Plot 2.

In Pass the Plot 2, selected volunteers each contribute a chapter to a story, like I do on the Romantic Synonymous blog. One new chapter will be added each week until the story is finished.

Here's the link to thread in the forum
http://community.eharlequin.com/forums/write-stuff/pass-plot-joanne-rock
Scroll down, as my chapter, the current latest one, will be at the end.

How did they pick me? I volunteered and the random access selector found me. Sometimes I do luck out.

Harlequin author Joanne Rock started and will finish this eight-part story, an as-yet-untitled medieval. Since about all I know about medievals is what I've read in the Brother Cadfael mysteries and Lindsay Townsend's A Knight's Vow and A Knight's Captive (Shameless Promotion--Lindsay has two more Knight novels coming from Kensington), those of you who write medievals can tell me where I'm all wet.

You have to register at Harlequin Community if you want to comment on the thread. Here's the registration link. The discussion thread link is here.

Hope to see you there.

Thank you all,
Linda

Sunday, February 1, 2009

I've joined the group blog Happily Ever After



I've joined the group blog Happily Ever After. I'm in company of thirteen other others who write in a range of genres and heat levels with the common link of "celebrating the male/female relationships in romance, and what makes them wonderful reads."

HEA is a brand new blog, which started only after the new year. Author Lindsay Townsend (A Knight's Vow) asked me to join after I met her on one of the promotion loops. She had a release of her latest book, Blue Gold, on January 6, and my Lady of the Stars release was on January 7. We both had author days on different loops on January 7, so we helped each other out by cross-posting to each other's loop.

Tomorrow is my first post on HEA. The title is Daffodils and Pink Roses, and talks about why men give women flowers.

Thank you, all,
Linda