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| Sharon Kleve |
She loves romance. She loves reading
romance, living romance, and especially loves writing about romance.
She gets
no greater feeling than watching her characters come alive in each other's
arms. Most of all, she loves giving her characters the happily ever after they
deserve—with a few bumps and bruises along the way.
One of her favorite things to do is
picking up a new book and sinking into the story, immersing herself in the
emotions between the characters. She hopes to inspire her readers the same way
her favorite authors have inspired her.
When not writing, she can usually be
found either curled up in her recliner with her cat and a good book, or in the
kitchen baking sourdough bread or bagels.
Don't forget to try her 'Lip Smacking Pork Roulade' from your copy of the Passionate Cooks Cookbook:
Author
of "The Corny Myers Series"
Book
One, Flamingo Blues, Published December 2011
Book
Two, Be Mine, Published February 2012
Book
Three, Klutzy Love, Published August 2012
Klutzy Love Blurb:
Corny is a hot chick with a great job
that she loves. All that changed in the blink of an eye when her boss had an
accident involving an oversized rubber band. She’s still a hot chick, but her
boss is dead.
Steve Spears is a seasoned narcotics cop
who ends up wanting to strangle Corny on a regular basis. After finding out
Corny’s dream of opening a pet detective business, he decides he doesn’t want a
girlfriend who routinely puts herself in danger. That’s his job!
Corny misses Steve, but she’s getting on
with her life. She decides to get a month’s worth of dating out of the way in a
single night, by combining her three favorite things—men, food, and alcohol.
Steve’s big gun and cop’s intuition
saves Corny’s life, but not from another trip to the emergency room. He makes
Corny promise never to get hurt again—she agreed, but has her fingers crossed
behind her back.
Klutzy Love Excerpt:
I raised my salty-rimmed margarita, "Let's make
a toast to Mr. Langfield; he was kind, kooky, and had poor taste in
women."
"Here, here. God bless the silly romantic
fool," Kitty cheered and twirled her hair around her finger.
"I second that," Brenda clinked her glass
to ours and munched on chips and salsa.
After a sip from my drink my sexy-guy radar started
to beep. I did a quick scan of the restaurant and spotted my target. I
discreetly waved my hand above my head and said, "Target acquired...
target acquired."
We laughed until we about peed our pants and then I
leaned forward and quietly asked, "Do you think he heard me?" then
giggled more. "I've seen my share of gorgeous men, but that guy is smok’n
hot."
"Oh boy, is he ever," Kitty and Brenda
said in unison and fanned their faces dramatically.
"He's been looking my way. I'm giving him my,
'you can buy me a drink' look."
All of a sudden Kitty rolled her eyes toward the bar
and whispered, "Holy moly, he's coming this way."
Sure enough he made his way through the crowd on the
dance floor towards our table. Before I hyperventilated from excitement, Kitty
kicked me in the shin. "Thanks, I needed that." Kitty could be pretty
levelheaded in stressful situations.
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Thank you so much for stopping by my blog, Sharon. It has been a pleasure.
Good morning Jacqueline, thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule for me today.
ReplyDeleteIt was my pleasure, Sharon. I love meeting new people so I'm glad you stopped by today. Thank you.
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