Friday, September 19, 2014

Welcome to the Fall Into Romance Blog Hop!


Welcome! 'Tis Fall, and time to heat up the romance during the chilly days to come. 

I have a question for you. If you wish to answer with a comment, please be sure to leave a mailing addy. Each day I will choose one (or more!) responders with an ebook of their choice from my website!

Here's the question: Do you like stories that are specifically related to a holiday (ex: New Years, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Easter, the Fourth of July, etc.), or do you prefer just one specific holiday, like Christmas?

Meanwhile, don't forget to visit all the other blogs  included in this hop. To get back to the original site, click here:

There's also a raffle going on for some great prizes! You can register here:

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Thanks for coming by, and good luck!

16 comments:

Gail R said...

I love Christmas but honestly my books don't have to be holiday related at all :)
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laurie said...

for me it doesn't have to be holiday related in order for it to be a good read

kmcgrew213 said...

i like stories that are centered around Christmas and Halloween! They always help out plot lines a lot I think!!

bn100 said...

don't really read holiday themed books

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Unknown said...

I like stories that are holiday related but then I love all romance books. I think I prefer holiday centered movies rather than books. Books not centered around holidays are timeless!!

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Rhonda said...

I think that sometimes you narrow the book's shelf life, not sure how many people are in the mood to read about Halloween or Christmas in July.

Sherry said...

I like stories around any holiday. It doesn't have to been any certain one.
sstrode at scrtc dot com

Linda Mooney said...

Congratulations to my first set of commentators: Rhonda, Gail R, and laurie. Email me - Linda at LindaMooney dot com to claim your prize!

Tomorrow I'll name the next set. Good luck!

Brandi said...

I love reading about all holidays,.. I don't mind them at all. =)

Thanks for the giveaway!

Take care & I hope you have a great day! =)
Brandi
BLeigh1130 at yahoo dot com

Linda Mooney said...

Congratulations to my next set of winners: Kyra, Brandi, and kmcgrew213! Email me (Linda at LindaMooney dot com) to claim your prize!

Tomorrow I'll announce the final winners!

Thanks for entering, and good luck!

Linda Kish said...

I like Christmas stories.
lkish77123 at gmail dot com

Kathy Heare Watts said...

I actually one year sought out books that would coordinate with the holiday at hand, ie: New Years, Valentines, St. Patrick Day, Easter, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas. It really was fun too. Something about reading a story that is around that holiday helps put you in the holiday spirit!
Redrabbitt@aol.com

Pam said...

I don't have a holiday preference for my books. pjmillion (at) comcast (dot) net

Unknown said...

I don't mind if holidays are mentioned in books as long as the book doesnt revolve around the holiday.
leighannecrisp at yahoo dot com

Linda Mooney said...

Congratulations to my third set of winners: Redrabbit, Linda Kish, and melissa crisp. Email me (Linda at LindaMooney dot com) to claim your prize!

Last group of winners will be announced tomorrow! Thanks for commenting, and good luck!

Linda Mooney said...

Congratulations to my final set of winners: Pam and Sherry! Please contact me - Linda at LindaMooney dot com - to claim your prize!

Thanks again to everyone for entering!