Showing posts with label annette snyder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label annette snyder. Show all posts

Thursday, January 29, 2009

Great Review of Bartlett's Rule!


I love it!

Goto Lost in a Good Book and get involved in the January Book Discussion of Bartlett's Rule and you might just win an autographed copy of Bartlett's Rule (read the first post to learn how).

January book discussions will run through January 31st. Discussion comments will be made in the comment section of each book. (found at the bottom of each posted selection) - moderated by Annette Snyder-Novelist.



Bartlett's Rule (paperback)



get the e-book (.pdf)


Saturday, December 6, 2008

Book Discussion Time - Lost in a Good Book

LOST...IN A GOOD BOOK, A Book Club for Writers and Readers of Distinctive Fiction will feature Bartlett's Rule during January 2009.

Falling in love was never the challenge; being there for each other, knowing just what to say and making it work is the real test. Paige and Lon are real; they are human, they cry and they laugh. Paige has to learn to trust. Lon has to learn to be patient. When Paige Andrews is given the assignment of courting a famous writer for the publishing company she works for, she meets and entices the sexy, charming and thoroughly dangerous womanizer, Lon Bartlett. Lon immediately takes a not-so-professional, personal interest in the young woman and pursues her. Lon is thrilled when Paige finally succumbs to his charms only to find that her haunting past sets off a terrifying reaction. Lon learns a heartbreaking reality - Paige is a rape survivor.

January book discussion will begin on January 15th. Make your selection now and prepare to join in the fun. Discussion comments will be made in the comment section of each book. (found at the bottom of each posted selection) - moderated by Annette Snyder-Novelist

Other January discussions will include
Corruptions Child by J.R. Lindermuth and The Stone of the Tenth Realm by Eva Gordan


Buy Bartlett's Rule from Amazon, from Vanilla Heart Publishing, or Barnes & Noble bookstores (ask for it at the info desk if it isn't on the shelf)