RT Rating: 4 STARS
Category: EROTICA
Publisher: AmberQuill.com
Published: June 2007
Type: Erotic Romance (E-book, Contemporary Comedy)
Cover by Trace Edward Zaber
This is a humorous tale of love, laughter and cooking. When they’refaced with some unusual problems, like exploding chicken during cooking lesson, the protagonists’ relationship develops into love. The sexual tension is expertly built and the love scenes are steamy. Readers will have fun reading this laugh-out-loud tale.
Keitha Hart reviewer for Romantic Times
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You can probably tell I’m feeling a bit scattered today just from the title of my blog post…lol. No worries, I won’t take offense if you label it like that, mainly because it’s true.
Today is Friday, and not only that, it’s a Friday during high school football season. Added to that, I’m a supportive high school band parent of a kiddo who doesn’t yet drive. So, what does that really mean? Well, that means I had to drag my butt out of a nice toasty warm bed at six am to make sure previously mentioned kidlet made it to the Friday football pep rally on time. For later tonight, that will mean a football game so I can see him march :) That part I love. I remember all my own years in marching band–Freshman in high school through Senior in college at Arizona State and happy memories flood back. So, when I see him making his own and enjoying it just as much as I did, it makes all the six am wakeup calls very worth it.
On a bright note, I usually tell myself I’m going to get up extra early so I can get settled at my favorite Starbucks while there are still available squishy chairs to camp out on and an outlet plug free. Once I actually get “butt in chair” the writing flows and takes on a life of its own. It’s the getting out of bed and getting to Starbucks to actually put the “butt in chair” that takes effort most days. Only because I’m one of those odd people (lol) who likes my sleep. But since I’m was up at the butt-crack of dawn this morning, here I am in my favorite squishy Starbucks chair plugged in with my Hot Venti, 7 pump, non fat with whip Chai Tea Latte sitting next to me. And I’m actually getting my weekly BMG blog post done before the day is halfway over 
Now the last part of my title was “Matthew MacFadyen.” Now, besides the fact that I’m a huge MM fan, and if I wasn’t married would gladly do sexual things illegal in forty-seven countries with the man, but just hearing the name brings a smile to my face and a spring to my step :) And I found another fellow blogger who seems to love him just as much. So, if you’d like a double dose of the very yummy Matthew MacFadyen, you can head over to the Sapphire Blue Bombshells blog and check out Lisa Pietsch’s October 24th blog.
And just so you can have a nice big sigh for the day, here’s a Matthew pic to drool over…
Tina/Cassie
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I’m up in Jerome, Arizona at the annual Valley of the Sun Romance Writers Haunted Writer’s Retreat.
We’re all busy writing and brainstorming out on the balcony of the Jerome Grand Hotel (which is famously haunted) and of course there is some drinking, laughing and all that fun stuff involved.
There was even a very cool ghost tour the first night we arrived, and we got some great orb pictures, but no other funky experiences yet.
Anyway, just wanted to pop in so people don’t think I fell off the planet. I do exist!
And I’m feverishly working on my Urban Fantasy WIP
Tina/Cassie
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Since I’m a day late, and a dollar short (more like a month late, and a whole bunch of dollars short) with my blog, I decided I needed a little help. So, I went digging and came up with this little goodie. It’s one of Tia Dani’s favorite spells. Give it a try, you might be pleasantly surprised.
Mix together a teaspoon of cinnamon for prosperity, a teaspoon of allspice to bring money, and a half cup of sugar to sweeten up your life. Mix the ingredients together, then pour into a glass container. Snap or screw the lid into place. Empower the mixture to bring prosperity into your life.
Try this charm:
“Sugar and spice and everything nice,
Make up this Witch’s spell,
A pinch of magick, a bit of charm,
And all will turn out well.”
You could put a pinch of this mixture into a charm bag, or seal a tablespoon of it inside an envelope and keep it in your bill drawer or the bottom of your purse to promote prosperity. Or just sprinkle a spoonful on your buttered toast in the morning to add prosperity and success to your day.
Taken From Cottage Witchery:
Natural Magick For Hearth And Home
by Ellen Dugan
Have a prosperous and a wonderful day.
Dani
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