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Money, It’s A Crime – Return to the Mountain by P.D. Singer

Money, It’s A Crime – Return to the Mountain by P.D. Singer

OMG, first review in for Return to the Mountain! Lisa at The Novel Approach enjoyed what she read, giving it five stars. See Pam’s eyes get wide!

In part, this is what she said:

Return to the Mountain is a story filled with truths about dishonesty and the damaging consequences of doing the wrong things for the right reasons. It’s not at all an exaggeration to say that I loved it, loved Seth’s simplicity and Gary’s eventual understanding that earning Seth’s respect was the only thing worth working for.

If you haven’t read any of the Mountain books or The Rare Event, for that matter, don’t let that stop you from picking this one up.

See the rest here, and go ahead and grab your own copy to see what Lisa’s talking about. Find it at Dreamspinner, Amazon, All Romance eBooks, Barnes and Noble, and other fine eTailers.

Sweet peas, 5 of ‘em! And a giveaway

Blood on the Mountain PD SingerPippa of Mrs. Condit and Friends has posted a glowing review of Blood on the Mountain!

I’m always a little terrified when a review starts out “I haven’t read the others…” but she concluded that not only did it not matter that she started here, she wanted the rest. Part of what she said:

I think you can probably gather I really enjoyed Blood on the Mountain. Read it for a cracking plot, and a wonderful couple that deserves their Happy Ever After.

See the rest here, and while you’re there, leave a comment, because we’re giving away an ebook to one of Mrs. Condit’s lucky visitors. It could be you!

 

5 Stars for Blood on the Mountain!

Blood on the Mountain PD Singer I’m still hyperventilating over Jenre’s review of Blood on the Mountain! It’s always nail-biting time when a reviewer posts, but my manicure, such as it is, is safe this time.

Part of what she said:

Overall, this book was simply delightful. The mix of quiet moments and tense action scenes made this a real page turner and we learn so much more about Kurt’s past and see his feelings about being with a closeted lover. More than that though, this is a wonderful romance with very sympathetic characters, lots of tenderness but some great sex scenes too (the strip archery was a particular favourite). If you liked Fire on the Mountain then you are going to love this one too. I did and can highly recommend Blood on the Mountain.

See the rest at Jessewave’s. And pardon the happy dance!

Blood is available from Dreamspinner, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, All Romance eBooks, and other fine e-tailers.

Glerp! Bad for hUmans to buy!

In the “product review as performance art” category, Buzzfeed collected these gems. Strongly suggest you put any hot liquids far, far away from the computer before reading.

My personal favorite is the Parent/Child Testing Kit, especially now that I know the possibility of receiving a live bobcat in the mail! Glerp, indeed.

I’ll be laughing all the way to Albuquerque.

A review so funny I almost hope it’s fake!

A. Chappell, whether his experience with this product is real or not, has provided the best laugh I’ve had in a long time. If it really happened, I feel for him and applaud his ability to laugh at himself, and if it’s fiction, well, I’ll read anything else he writes.

As he tells it:

After having been told my danglies looked like an elderly rastafarian I decided to take the plunge and buy some of this as previous shaving attempts had only been mildly succesful and I nearly put my back out trying to reach the more difficult bits. Being a bit of a romantic I thought I would do the deed on the missus’s birthday as a bit of a treat…

Um, fair use requires that I not reprint the entire story here, but do go read the rest, and put the coffee down first.