UPDATE: The winners are…Lynn Danilowicz and Christine Cushing!
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Hi, everyone! I want to start today by thanking my hostess Delilah for letting me come play in her space again. Itâs always a lot of fun hanging out here with you all.
Today is my birthday, but I have gifts for some of you and will tell you about that just a little later.
While today is the day, weâre not doing birthday dinner and cake until the weekend, because of family work schedules. Not mineâI took today and tomorrow off so I have a four-day birthday weekend. But it means I have two days to do almost anything I want. The question is, what will that be?
Reading is on the list for sure. Thereâs a little cooking on the to-do list, because I am prepping my birthday dinner for Saturday, plus the regular weekend chores, but there is still a whole lot of open time. Iâm thinking about an hour on the massage table on FridayâI havenât done that in a while, and an hour of total relaxation on a long weekend seems a good idea. But I still have a lot of time to fill in those four days.
Heck, as Iâm writing this, I still havenât decided on what kind of cake I want to have with dinner on Saturday. I really have to figure that out, since the cake is the most important part of the birthday dinner menu, at least on my birthday. Layer cake with icing? Cheesecake? Fancy cupcakes? Decisions, decisionsâŚ
I am sure of one thing, thoughâthere will also be writing time. Hopefully a lot of it (we wonât talk about how far behind I am on this yearâs writing goals.), because tonight happens to be my regular monthly writing group night. Every month a group of us meet for dinner and writing time. Some months weâre all there, sometimes only a couple of us make it. Some months we get a lot of writing done, some months we do more talking than writing, depending on whatâs happening in our worlds or in the world in general. But we all look forward to the eveningâso much so that weâve added a second night several months recentlyâbecause itâs a chance to hang out with people we enjoy spending time with while also doing something we all love. Also, there are usually cookies. Itâs not birthday cake, but itâll do until Saturday. Kind of like having two birthday dinners.
Aside from writing this weekend, I have some revisions waiting for me as well, on the third book in my Medusaâs Daughters trilogy, which has a beautiful cover waiting already and which I wanted to have out in the world long before now. Hm, this weekendâs schedule might be taking better shape now. Reading, writing, revisions, massage, two birthday dinners, weekend chores. That might be enough for four days, especially since the reading/writing/rewriting will take a large chunk of time, or should. What do you think?
When I was a kid, deciding on birthday dinner and cake was fairly easy, as was how I wanted to spend the dayâlots of years, it meant a sleepover with a best friend, and always family around the table. Plus I didnât have to do any of the dinner prep myself.
If you could design the perfect way to spend your birthday, what would it look like? Who would you be with? What kind of cake would you have? I will do a drawing on Sunday morning, July 31, 2022 and pull two names from all of the responses for an ebook giveawayâwinnersâ choice from my three romances. My birthday = presents for you!
About the Author
Lifelong book addict Elizabeth Andrews fell in love with romance novels at an early age, a love that carried into adulthood, and for a while, she worked in a bookstore, where she got to share that love with other readers. Now she writes her own, full of sexy heroes and strong heroines. Her stories range from paranormal to contemporary, to who knows what her imagination might come up with along the way, but happy endings are a guarantee!
Sheâs a married mother of two, whoâs got a room overflowing with her book collection and a garden full of herbs and veggies that need occasional attention between writing and reading binges.
You can find her at ElizabethAndrewsWrites.com
About Her Books
Light the Way Home: Single dad Nate Baxter has his hands full with his son and his haunted lighthouse. He doesnât have time to spend with a womanâŚespecially one who wonât stick around, like his ex-wife.
But Lucie Russoâs not like other women Nateâs met. Sheâs sweet and sexy, and his mouth waters every time heâs around her.
Will a family emergency cause him to break his relationship rules? And if he does, will his heart be broken too?
Hunting Medusa, Medusaâs Daughters Book 1: When Kallan Tassos tracks down the current Medusa, he expects to find a monster. Instead he finds a wary, beautiful woman, shielded by a complicated web of spells that foils his plans for a quick kill and retrieval of her protective amulet.
Andrea Rosakis expects the handsome Harvester to go for the kill. Instead, his attempt to take the amulet imprinted on her skin without harming her takes her completely by surprise. And ends with the two of them in a magical bindâtogether. But Kallan isnât the only Harvester on Andiâs trailâŚ
Protecting Medusa, Medusaâs Daughters Book 2: Being the Medusa will put a real crimp in a womanâs social life. Lucky for Philomena Gregory, she gave up on men long before Athenaâs curse landed on her head. Not even the naked man in the bathroom will change her mind.
Ryder Ware has waited six years to meet Mena in person. Flirting on the phone and via email is no substitute for face to face when a man is so intrigued. But now that Athenaâs Harvesters have found her, Mena has no choice but to let him keep her safeâand close, very close.
