Yep, I set up another giveaway at Goodreads and it’s set to close on December 20th, just in time for the holidays, and JUST in time for the release of Second of All in January!
Are you excited?
I’m excited.
Nervous, anxious, slightly nauseous, but mostly… excited.
;P
Enter to win———->
Hey guys did you know that Goodreads has this category of Best Unknown Books that must be Known?
Please vote for First, I Love You! ❤
http://www.goodreads.com/list/show/25529.Best_Unknown_but_must_be_Known_books_
Pretty please, sugar and frosting on top.
Smooches, Gen.
I have a deadline to get these Second of All revisions out before Thanksgiving. SO, I will post the Liebster questions and nominations on Turkey Day probably. I haven’t forgotten, but if I want to get this book out by January, I have to be Good Gennie and focus.
And that’s what you guys want too, right? I’m very excited about this book. I hope you enjoy it in all its introspective yet passionate glory.
*smooches*
Gen.
Reblogging this review by @bookbloggergem.
So you remember when I was kvetching about Cross-blogination? Here’s another one. Gemma’s blog is on Blogger mine is of course on WordPress, so I am sharing the link to her review of my book manually.
If you have a Google+ account give her some sugars!
http://bookbloggergem.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/first-i-love-you-by-genevieve-dewey.html
My favorite part of the review is this: “The book doesn’t quite follow the rules of any specific genre – while the main theme is organised crime intertwined is a story of hatred, love and regret, which pleased me greatly. Some may say that you cannot have a story about warring Mafia families, crime and murder with stories of love thrown in, but I think in this instance it really worked.”
Aw, Hell, who am I kidding? I loved the whole thing! I’m so happy right now I could kiss the next seven people who walked up to me!
❤ ❤ ❤
Been thinking about doing an author Q&A at Goodreads along with the giveaway next month. Would any of you be willing to show up and ask questions so I don’t talk to myself? LOL
And thank you again and again for all the support! Keep getting the word out about The Bird Day Battalion! Thanksgiving is only a week away!
And by the way? Jay Ryan? Besides being mega HAWT, he’s almost exactly how I pictured Tommy Gates writing him in First, I Love You only with green eyes. So the next time you read Tommy looking at someone through the fringes of his hair…say in Second of All…hint hint…here ya go:
Not watching Beauty and the Beast? You really should. And not just because Jay Ryan periodically takes his shirt off and is super buff and broody and dark and dangerous…mmnnnnn… but because it’s also a good police procedural.
LOL
And here’s a handy dandy list of the places and formats you can get First, I Love You. (These are also found in the static posts to the right)
At Amazon (Paperback & Kindle): http://amzn.to/Ny1hHC
At Apple (iPad/iPhone): http://bit.ly/NWNuZR
At Barnes & Noble (Paperback & Nook): http://bit.ly/VZcB5W
At Sony: http://bit.ly/X5mocD
At Kobo: http://bit.ly/QF4SJm
At Diesel: http://bit.ly/RBhaPQ
At Smashwords (iBooks/Kindle/Nook/Phone): http://bit.ly/QF5rmv
At CreateSpace (Paperback only): http://bit.ly/X5owRw
Hey guys, I’m thinking of doing another Goodreads Giveaway of First, I Love You prior to the release of Second of All. If you’ve read it, or intend to read it why not add it to your Goodreads read/to Read list?
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/16075454-first-i-love-you
Can’t believe I forgot to reblog this the other day!
Click on the cover to get it on Amazon!
Book Description:
One part The Godfather, two parts Emma, and a dash of Casablanca, served straight up!
‘First, I Love You’ is the first novel in the Downey Trilogy exploring the powerful bonds of family, friendship, and love. After having spent most of his life voiding his father, OmahaDetective Tommy Gates takes an opportunity to work his first big Federal case in Chicago, the same city where his father, retired mobster Mickey Downey now lives. While battling the increasing meddling of his sister Kiki Downey and his coworkers, Tommy struggles with taking the risk of letting his father into his heart when his
worldview is everything Tommy stands against. Just as he is beginning to navigate these issues of family, loyalty and trust, his personal and professional lives collide in a way that could threaten…
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Ok so the Goodreads Giveaway has closed and I’ll be getting some of these books out to the winners as well as those who’ve written me for signed copies. (Didn’t know you could do that? Why, sure! Hit me up on Facebook or Twitter)
I really hope the winners enjoy, not just as an author, but perhaps they’ll write a review that will help other readers decide to take a chance on a new author, seeing as I don’t know them from Adam. Not to sound *too* cocky but how can you not love The Downeys? Ah… now I’ve got to knock wood. Any volunteers? LOL
Anyhoo, I want to thank those of you who have been helping me spread the word about The Bird Day Battalion short romance story! Without it being on Amazon’s KDP I can’t list it on most Free Book Promotion websites, as of course, it is not free at Amazon. BUT if you can help spread the word I think it will “sell” itself so to speak since it is free. Who doesn’t love FREE ROMANCE? I mean, come on?
So, lend it, talk about it, review it, recommend it. And I *hope* to do another holiday romance for you around Valentines Day. Because I love you guys, I really do!
I hope to post again later, this time with maybe a sneak peek at Second of All.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!!!!
So you remember when I was kvetching about Cross-blogination? Here’s another one. Gemma’s blog is on Blogger mine is of course on WordPress, so I am sharing the link to her review of my book manually.
If you have a Google+ account give her some sugars!
http://bookbloggergem.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/first-i-love-you-by-genevieve-dewey.html
My favorite part of the review is this: “The book doesn’t quite follow the rules of any specific genre – while the main theme is organised crime intertwined is a story of hatred, love and regret, which pleased me greatly. Some may say that you cannot have a story about warring Mafia families, crime and murder with stories of love thrown in, but I think in this instance it really worked.”
Aw, Hell, who am I kidding? I loved the whole thing! I’m so happy right now I could kiss the next seven people who walked up to me!
❤ ❤ ❤
Genevieve Dewey 