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Romantic Times
BOOKlovers Convention
Military Contest
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Once
again this year, I was one of the sponsoring authors for the Romantic
Times BOOKlovers Convention
SOS Military Mixer held Saturday, April 19th in Pittsburg, PA.
I wasn't able to attend
the convention in person this year, so I've teamed up with good pal and
critique partner,
Julie Miller, to bring you a special little SOS contest.
Our Winner is SGT John
Cashenfs of the U.S. Army. John is receiving a cool package full of
things a guy would like. Hopefully!
Keep watching for a new
contest coming soon! |
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POT
O' GOLD CONTEST!
WINNERS
Congratulations to my two lucky winners Cynthya, and Sue. Both readers
chose Studs for Hire: Woman on Top to get them started on the Studs for
Hire series. My thanks to all of you who entered. I'll be hosting
another regular contest soon, so keep checking! |
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Rules for Sherry's
Contests |
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One
entry per household.
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By
entering, entrants grant permission for their name to be posted on
the Sherry James web site at
www.sherryjames.com.
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Winners will be chosen by random drawing from among all correct
answers.
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Must
be 18 or older to enter.
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Elvis, gracing the top
of the salad bar at a Ruby Tuesday's restaurant in Grand Island,
Nebraska. |
Ever notice even after all these years you still see Elvis'
image almost anywhere? You even hear his name mentioned in song lyrics,
see him in movies, or read about him in books like Studs for
Hire: Woman in Charge! So just for fun, tell me where you've
seen Elvis recently. Drop me an e-mail with the details, you can
even include a picture if you like, and I'll post your sighting here.
Include your name and snail mail address and I'll send you some goodies
in the mail! Please put Elvis Sighting in the subject line of
your email!
Yes, I've Seen Elvis! |
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seen Elvis! And Marilyn, too!
One Friday evening
my niece and I went to a Memories of Elvis and Marilyn concert,
and we just had a blast. The music was great, the food delicious, and
the company terrific. It was a fun way to spend a chilly spring evening.
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"I got to see Elvis live in
concert when I was twelve (3 years before he died). Boy did he put
on a show! The concert was here in Phoenix. The mad had such a
presence. Even before he sang or spoke people took notice. There
were two couples sitting in front of us and the guys were
complaining about having to be there. They left as fans. We
were 5th row, center stage. If the lady in front of me had been just
a bit shorter I would have had a scarf. The concert was great, but
it was the man that made the impression. I had grown up with his
music and hearing him in person was so amazing. He had such a
fabulous voice.
I had an Elvis billboard on my
bedroom wall for 12 years growing up. It literally took up the whole
wall (LOL). It only came down because it started to fall apart from old
age."---Connie,
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"Yes, I've seen Elvis...and in Vegas, even! When my sisters and I took
our annual trip to Vegas in August, we saw Elvis several times."---Margaret,
Omaha, NE.
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"Yes! I remember
the Elvis tribute artist. That was at the Denver RWA conference. He was
so much fun. I remember a bunch of us dancing and singing right along
with him. Fun! And, of course, I love the Elvis theme (and diehard
fans!) in your book. I think you've got another hit with Woman in
Charge!"---Julie, Grand Island, NE.
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"Let me tell
you-- in Las Vegas, Elvis lives! One night, we were walking down the
Strip, and he was leading kareoke at Harrah's. As he sang, an old lady
got up from the audience, embraced him, and pinched his butt. There was
an Elvis Museum here, but I noticed it has closed. But his spirit is
everywhere."---Elizabeth, Lincoln, NE. |
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"I went to see
Elvis in one of his last concerts in Omaha, I think it was about 1973.
I was so afraid to go and that'd I'd be disappointed, but that was not
the case at all. He put on a fantastic show. I'm so glad I
went."---Nancy, Central City, NE. |
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THE
PREFECT STUD!
Okay, I asked for your ideas of
the Perfect Stud and you delivered. Enjoy. I sure did!
Sorry I can't post them all. There's just too many! |
BJ of
Lincoln, NE---I
could be cute and say the perfect "stud" should stand about 17
hands, weigh around 900 to 1000 lbs., be a deep scarlet color....but
then you would probably say, "geez, who is this idiot!" Ha! The
perfect stud, should naturally be in jeans, snuggling a deliciously
muscular butt, long lean legs going on forever before being tucked
into some work worn cowboy boots. With spurs jingling, he storms in
my direction, pulling me forcefully into his iron strong arms,
passion smoldering in his eyes. Without ever looking back, I
fall.....head over heals..........
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Marie of Council
Bluff, IA---Here's
my idea of the perfect stud: He looks like Johnny Depp only taller and
with lots of very hard muscles. He's good with his hands and likes to
work on his house. He'll also help the old lady next door fix her leaky
roof, for free. He'd have a smooth rich voice that gets gravely when
he's talking sexy and dark brown eyes that look into your soul. Of
coarse, he'd be intelligent and know how to smooth talk a lady.
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Coryn of
Dannebrog, NE---My
idea stud would be my husband! He is a hard working farmer, dairyman,
electrician and father of two boys! In the summertime he is the hottest.
Not because he is working in the 100 degree heat. But, there is
something about a man working out in the hay field on a tractor
glistening in the hot sun. I, for some reason, love the smell of his
shirt after he comes in from the sun. (Not the smell of the under arms!)
We have been married for 11 years and he still thinks I the sexiest
woman alive! He is a wonderful father and I couldn't ask for a better or
hotter stud man to be married too!
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Joy of Mesa, AZ---Well,
let's see--the perfect stud would have to look like Andy Garcia, have a
deep voice like Bond, James Bond, a sense of humor, and the integrity
and wisdom of John Wayne. And of course, a stud is almost always a
cowboy.
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Jackie of LaMesa,
CA---My idea of a
Stud is:
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S-SEXY-
T-TRUSTWORTHY or in other words someone like a young Robert
Redford
U-UTILITARIAN
D-DEAR |
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| Annette
sent in this great photo. And you
know what they say about a picture being worth a thousand words?
Yeah, (sigh) so true. |
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