Over the years that we've been cyber-acquaintances, Vanessa has had to put up with a lot from me. There was that rumor I started about her looking exactly like Angelina Jolie that has never entirely died down (hey, compare the lip photos and tell me there's not a resemblance.) Then there was the time I told off some ninny book doctor pimp posing as an author in her comments (very impolite of me to do that on someone else's blog, and I did apologize. To Vanessa, not the anonymous ninny, may she rot in scammer hell.) I'm pretty sure Vanessa doesn't realize I'm the one who . . . wait, we'll talk about that later during the Secret Jaye Expose chat.
I am particularly happy about Vanessa's novel coming out because 1) I get to give her a hard time about any mistakes I find in it and 2) it's an e-book. Regarding the latter, that means I don't have drive to the bookstore to buy it or wait around for the UPS guy to deliver it. I can have it as soon as Samhain downloads it to me. This also means I don't have to pack it up and ship it -- I can simply e-mail it to my winners.
Which brings me to the giveaway portion of this post. :)
If you'd like to read Felicity Stripped Bare along with me, in comments name the title and author of an e-book that you've enjoyed recently (or if you're e-book deprived, just toss your name in the hat) by midnight EST on Wednesday, July 9, 2008. I'll draw ten names at random from everyone who participates and e-mail the winners a copy of Felicity Stripped Bare by Vanessa Jaye. This giveaway is open to everyone on the planet, even if you've won something here at PBW in the past.
Added: Some folks have e-mailed to ask what format Felicity is in -- I'm buying my giveaway copies from MyBookStoreAndMore.com so the winners will receive the e-book in their choice of the following formats: Adobe, eBookwise REB1150, HTML, Mobipocket/Kindle, MS Reader, Rocketbook or Sony PDF.
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Felicity Arrives
About a year ago a certain blogpal posted this lovely news at her place, and I've been waiting impatiently ever since to write this post.
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That is an enticing cover.
ReplyDeleteThe last ebook I enjoyed was Evermore by Lynn Viehl (Kindle edition.)
L.
Seize the Night by Sherrilynn Kenyon
ReplyDeleteMarian in SA
Please don't enter me in the contest, I fully intend to buy the book.
ReplyDeleteJust dropped by to leave a quiet little "sqeeee!!" :D
But I WOULD like to sign up for the Secret Jaye Expose chat...
Ever since I read the shower shopping excerpt I've been waiting to get my hands on FSB.
ReplyDeleteOne of the last e-books I really enjoyed was - My Fair Captain by J.L.Langley.
I can't remember the last ebook I read, which obviously shows I need to read more of them. Please throw my name into the hat.
ReplyDeleteThe last ebook I enjoyed was a YA book by Meg Cabot: All American Girl. I'm a sucker sometimes for those YA novels ;)
ReplyDeleteI've just finished Sherrilyn Kenyons 'Seize the Night'.... started out a bit puzzling, but the minute the heroine and hero meet it's sizzling off the screen.
ReplyDeleteI've found that we don't get a lot of releases here in Australia, so ebooks are the best way to get to them.
omg. I'm sitting here in shock. Someone just left a message on my blog that's you'd posted about FSB! Thank you, Lyn! :speechless:: I hope you enjoy it. I want to say more, but we're still working last minute kinks out with the new website (which should hopefully go live later today!)
ReplyDeleteThe last good book I read? The 2 Vols of HUSH - Batman graphic novel. If you like romantic suspense, and you love Bats, I'd highly recommend these two.
I just started the Battlestar Galactica e-book by Jeffrey Carver.
ReplyDeletee-book deprived
ReplyDeleteEbook deprived. I like the feeling of paper in my hand. But I'll throw my name in for this one!
ReplyDeleteSome of the e-books from Ellora's Cave are fantastic. I especially like Bronwyn Green. Ronan's Grail was absolutely the best.
ReplyDeleteI also enjoyed Hal Spacejock by Simon Haynes.
Don't enter me in this contest because I already won this book in a contest Vanessa had on her blog. I just stopped by to say that I absolutely LOVED Felicity Stripped Bare. It was my first eBook that I read and now I'm hooked on eBooks. I can't wait for Vanessa to publish more eBooks because I know they will be good.
ReplyDeleteThrowing my name in the hat.
ReplyDeleteI just saw a review of this. It sounds really good.
ReplyDeleteI read Diplomatic Immunity as an e-book awhile back. We're still mostly addicted to dead tree editions in my house (but open to change).
ReplyDeletenot a big ebook reader, but I'm game to try it out.
ReplyDeleteToo busy writing to read lately, but please throw my name in the hat. This sounds like an excellent way to celebrate finishing my first draft! :)
ReplyDelete-DiDi
Hell for Leather by Beth Williamson.
ReplyDeleteI recently read and thoroughly enjoyed Joely Sue Burkhart's The Rose of Shanhasson.
ReplyDeleteOf course, I should mention I visit your Scribd pages often. You've helped me through many a lunch hour!
Throwing my name in the hat!
ReplyDeleteFYI, Sasha White's first ebook Meandros is now on her site as a free download. So nobody has to be ebook deprived, even if you don't win Felicity. *g*
ReplyDeleteI think the last ebook I bought was Patrice Michelle's Anticipation (Samhain).
I'm behind on my e-book reading, because she has another one more recent than this (Silky), but I absolutely loved Muse by Lazette Gifford.
ReplyDeleteEntering my name in the hat...lately I have been ebook deprived!
ReplyDeleteI'm in the middle of Have Mercy by Sheila Viehl
ReplyDeleteThe last e-book I read and thoroughly enjoyed was Beautiful Death by Joely Sue Burkhart.
ReplyDeleteAnd sorry to cross comment but...
Ms. Jaye- You have awesome taste in graphic novels!....and vigilantes. ;)
Steelflower, by Lilith Saintcrow. I picked it at random, not believing I'd enjoy it, and I spent the whole night reading it, right up till 6 a.m. Couldn't put it down. Loved it!
ReplyDeleteThe most recent ebooks I've read were Seducing Simon by Maya Banks and Aiden's Charity by Lora Leigh.
ReplyDeleteThe last ebook I read was Elle Kennedy's "Heat of the Moment."
ReplyDeleteI've been on a classics kick... lately reading Jane Austen stories off Project Gutenberg.
ReplyDeleteThe last ebook I was reading was The Host by Stephenie Meyer. I just started reading ebooks when I got my laptop earlier this year.
ReplyDeleteVery happy for Vanessa! Yay! I've been gloming Judith McNaught historicals. Enjoying them immensely.
ReplyDeleteStay With Me by Maya Banks
ReplyDeleteLynn,
ReplyDeleteI want to win! You are the first author I ever read who offered e-books so I'm going to name you! Oh, I did just download the free Sherrilyn Kenyon e-book "Seize the Night." I already owned a copy, but now I have it on my laptop for something to read when I'm bored!
Tami
Jacksonville
recklass by Maya Banks
ReplyDeleteWallflower from Samhain
Hunter's Misery by Shiloh Walker
This one sounds good. Please enter me in this contest.
I'm throwing my name in the hat.
ReplyDeleteTeresa
Hmm... Have Mercy by Lynn Viehl. Excellent read.
ReplyDeleteI'm not usually a fan of e-books, but I can always change my mind - or have it changed for me.
Christine Feehan's Dark Magic
ReplyDeleteAnne Bishop's Tangled Web
Katie Macalister's Holy Smokes etc etc etc. I've been on a e-book buying binge these few months lol
I am currently ebook deprived because my new laptop is in the shop.
ReplyDeleteThat's got to be why the last ebook I read was an e-ARC of Larissa Ione's Pleasure Unbound.
Throw my name in the hat - Natalie.
ReplyDeleteMy Palm Treo is packed to the eyeballs (if it had eyeballs) with eBooks. I'm midway through Allison Winn Scotch's "Department of Lost and Found"... liking it thus far.
ReplyDeleteSince I've been out of the country studying abroad, I've been reading anything I can get my hands on that isn't a medical text thanks to those pesky airline luggage weight restrictions. Please throw my name in!
ReplyDeleteTossing my name into the hat!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Terri W.