 Day Twenty-Three, and WOW, it’s time for FIRST GRAVE ON THE RIGHT!!Posted by Elisa Beatty Feb 1 2011, 3:00 am It’s February–and that means we’re nearly halfway through the Festival. If you’re looking for a fabulous pick-me-up to spark your brain, may I respectfully suggest you rush out and grab a copy of Ruby Slippered Sister Darynda Jones‘ debut novel, FIRST GRAVE ON THE RIGHT? The reviews have been absolutely stellar, and for good reason! I was lucky enough to get my hands on an ARC, and I can testify that FIRST GRAVE is a wonderfully funny, sexy, thrill ride of a paranormal romance that will take the publishing world by storm. You can read all about it on the Ruby blog today! 10 Responses to “Day Twenty-Three, and WOW, it’s time for FIRST GRAVE ON THE RIGHT!!”Leave a Reply |
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Cool title and I just downloaded a B&N coupon.
Sounds fated to me! I, too, received an ARC, and although this isn’t the type of book I would normally read, I thoroughly enjoyed it–enough so that my dh is now reading it. LOL
I cannot wait to get my hands on First Grave on the Right!!
You should go buy it today and get busy reading. I even give you persmission to skip the sprints tonight. But only tonight! Yes…it’s that good of a book!
I think I read about this book and wasn’t to sure about it. But I may just have to check it out now. I have free shipping form Borders.
Plus I like to say thanks to Kim for making me feel guilty about leaving the writing sprint last night. I ended up writing 683 words.
Can I get a Woo Hoo!
Earned my point revising today and I’m having so much fun it doesn’t feel like work.
Sounds like the best kind of work to me!
Met my goal again easily! I do have a question. On Romance Divas today I noticed someone had a participant banner in her signature. Where can I get one of those please? Thanks!
Go to the big blue bar at the top of this page, click on “About” and you’ll go to a page which tells about the Festival and features the Participant logo.
You should be able to right click on the logo, then hit “save image” to your own desktop. Once you’ve got the image, you can repost it wherever you wish.
That was easy – thanks!