I have already posted a quote once from this book, but now that it is actually out I want to give you a little bit more from it. Not to mention that I also want to give everyone a chance at the giveaway that Berkley Publishing has been nice enough to sponsor. They are donating a previous book from the series (no, you don’t get to choose) which will be mailed directly to one of my commenters. I plan on selecting someone the end of this week – October 21st.
Anyway, now for another tidbit from the book. Do you know how hard it is to choose something without spoilers??
Edward has called Anita from Ireland and he is in full-on Ted mode. Those of you who are familiar with the series will know what I mean.
“Tell Jean-Claude howdy for me?”
“Howdy? Even Ted doesn’t say Howdy.
I’m American, Anita, we’re all cowboys, didn’t you know that darling?” he said in a drawl so thick it sounded like you should be able to do a Texas two-step on it.
Coming from someone born in the South, but raised out west, I completely understand stereotyping. Yes, I have a Southern accent (although Southerners always said I sounded like a Yankee -sigh-), but that does not mean I am a hick, or stupid, or conservative, or any of another thousand things that have been displayed in books and on film. And no, all Americans are not cowboys either.
Okay, off my soapbox.
Be sure and comment on this post or the previous review of Crimson Death to be eligible for the giveaway and Good Luck.
Elaine Reads . . . constantly! 