Preparing to throw myself a pity party here. Replaying the post with a promo:
To celebrate the release of Books Three and Four of Daughters of Persephone,
I’m running a contest. You can win one of two ways so pay attention!
Way number one - head over to Bookwenches and read my guest blog:
http://www.bookwenches.com/guestblog.htm
Leave me a comment and mention which of my books you want to be in the running for. I will list all my titles after I tell you about way number two!
Way number two - leave me a comment on this site. Again, mention which book you want.
You have until Tuesday, September 13th, to leave a comment on either site. I’ll divide the names according to the books you want, and hubby will choose at random. He’ll choose two winners for each book. I’ll announce the winners on Tuesday evening. If you have any questions…ask and I’ll answer! Julia@JuliaRachelBarrett.net (email)
Books:
Captured - a science fiction romance
My Everything - a work of contemporary romance-suspense
Beauty and the Feast - a feast of food and sweet sweet lovin’ - contemporary romance
Daughters of Persephone, books 1-4 - you get all of ‘em, man! - a futuristic work of science fiction romance
Anytime Darlin’ - an amazing romance-suspense
Last, but not least…and you’ll have to wait until September 23 for this one, my menage - One Four All (also sci fi, but more contemporary)
The promo - check out Fran Lee’s new release, Woman On Fire. How often is it that you get a wonderful work of romance involving Native Americans? This is the first I’ve read since Linda Howard’s MacKenzie series.
Links and blurb: http://fran-lee-romance.angelfire.com/wof.html
Azrael Thunder Horse never thought he would ever see another Anglo woman who could possibly knock him for a loop after leaving Hollywood. Despite the instant shot of lust he feels when he first lays eyes on his new Native American Studies teacher, he is determined to get rid of her. After all…she misled him with that damn Indian name of hers! How could he know she was not NA? But the stubborn redhead has a thing or two to say about him firing her on the spot.Cheyenne Red Wolf has never met a more maddening… arrogant… downright irritating man. He hates her on sight. Too bad he’s the hottest thing she has ever seen…and he’s her new boss. The man tried to fire her because she wasn’t a “real” Indian.
Good thing he can’t stand her, because she sure as hell couldn’t say no to all that sexy, hardheaded, Lakota masculinity. He is the man from her dream…and no matter what he thinks of her, she has it bad for the man…
Related posts:
- CONTEST! Here we go… To celebrate the release of Books Three and Four of...
- Book Lovers Inc! Run, do not walk, to Book Lovers Inc. to read...
- Food and Fiction…or food for thought…the stickiness of words. Lets talk food first… There’s something to this concept of...
- My Head Shots and a Sunday Note: Remember to drop by Michelle’s Book Blog and give yourself...
- In the end… I suppose I could leave the Boundary Waters with parting...
Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
Pingback: How you can win some sci-fi romance and one sci-fi romance author swings back! « The Smart Girls' SciFi blog
I have most of your books (thank you my friend). They are such fun to read! I will tweet it up a bit . Steph
Pingback: Tweets that mention Julia Barrett's World » Blog Archive » Contest Reminder – please please please -- Topsy.com
Thank you, Stephanie. If I knew how to tweet, I’d tweet for everyone!
BTW, Julia, aside from celebrating with us, do you do anything special to commemorate your new releases? Dinner out? Some new bling? A new framed coverflat for your wall?
I hope you’re enjoying the weekend-it’s awfully incredible to have so many books out as you do!
Fedora - I should! You know, I have never framed any of my cover flats. It never occurred to me! Doh! I think I’ll do that this week! Thanks for the suggestion.
I know since the lovely and talent Julia wrote them they are all great, but I’ll put in my request if I win for one of the daughters series.
Thanks for entering, bud - hope all is well with you, Sandra!