That’s right! If you hop on over to Coffee Time Romance and visit their contest page… scroll down until you come across my oh so fabulous cover and enter to win. (Of course I am expecting that you all rushed to purchase your copy already, but just in case…)
While you are there… check out my good friend, Teresa D”Amario, on the contest page for a chance to win a little paranormal love. 
That’s all for now folks, because we are keeping it short and sweet today.
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to be an underwear model for Calvin Klein and a Soccer God? Well in the case of Freddie Ljungberg the answer is yes-or at least it was since he’s disrobed himself of the CK briefs. No worries ladies, I am featuring him here for Temptation Tuesday. he would make a good hero don’t you think?
Maybe he could be a delectible badboy shapeshifting panther. Why not? He already bears the mark. Oh by the way, I am not much of a soccer fan, but it is very possible he could inspire me to become one. On October 28, 2008, Seattle Sounders FC, a new Major League Soccer franchise, officially announced they had signed Ljungberg as their Designated Player for the 2009 season. What do they say? Oh yeah!
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!
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And yes, when I need motivation, it equates to men at least 99.9% of the time. There is no shame in being a fan of a good looking man. Or many men for that matter.
Here on the left we have Stephen Dorff as the delectible Deacon Frost in Blade. (Totally had a thing for the bad guy and rooted for him. ) His portrayal of Deacon was fantastic and made him all the more enticing to lust after.
On the right I give you Ryan Reynolds as Hannibal and my reason for loving Blade III. Yes, he too holds a special place in my list of well done characters. He was cocky, sarcastic (which I know nothing about), and on top of that he has a past.
To me they were both men who you knew you would be better off without but just couldn’t help yourself. Seems to fit the bill for the stereotypical hero in most romance stories, huh?
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