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IT’S RELEASE DAY!Posted at Sep 26, 2017 12:10 pm
It’s RELEASE DAY for TANGLED UP IN TINSEL and I’m CELEBRATING! Book three in the Sunshine Creek Vineyards series has everything you need for a romantic holiday read plus delicious recipes taken right from the story! ***I’m having a celebration giveaway over on my author page, so hop on over and leave a comment to enter!*** https://www.facebook.com/Candis-Terry-131817443567853/ If you’re one of my amazing newsletter followers, you know what to do in the comments below to be eligible to receive an ebook copy of TANGLED UP IN TINSEL! 😉 Get your ebook or print copy today at these and all book retailers: AMAZON: https://www.amazon.com/Tangled-Up-Tinsel-Sunshine-Vineyard/dp/0062471864/ref BARNES AND NOBLE: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/tangled-up-in-tinsel-candis-terry/1125362981?ean=9780062471819#/ iBooks: https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/tangled-up-in-tinsel/id1187881409?mt=11 KOBO: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/tangled-up-in-tinsel
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I love to read and wish I had more time to do so – usually read 60+ books a year!
Happy release day. I love to read as it helps me relax and escape for a while from a hectic life.
Wow – does this sound good! Happy Release Day
Love your books, once I start reading them I don’t want to put them down.
Happy Release Day! I so enjoy reading books for so many reasons…they keep me smiling, make me think, and take me to another place in time…so much fun to be had LOL. When I have a book in my hand and a cheezy grin on my face I know that as I greet people throughout the day…I have the potential to make someone else smile too :).
Can’t wait to read this one! I’m hooked on your novels!
I love to Read because it takes me away to a different world for awhile. I can forget things that might be bothering me or if nothing is bothering me it just takes me away like the Calgon guy. Thanks for this great offer. Good luck to all.
Happy release day! I love the escapism of reading. With the state of affairs in the world today, I choose to bury my head in a book instead of in the sand.
I love to read to relax & escape into another world for a little while. I’m on track to read 250+ books this year.
Happy Release day, Candis!! This sounds like a great story!! I have always used reading as an escape and it is a very relaxing thing for me.
I love to read because books take me inside other people’s lives and locales. I love being “lost” inside, and beside, these characters I will never meet, places I may never visit and circumstances I, most likely, will not experience. Books teach me compassion for others in real life going through similar events (i.e. PTSD) and help me understand people different than me. Books are my happy place!!
I read about a 100 books a year.
I love to read because I have no life. I can at least read about other peoples’ lives, even if they are imaginary.
I love the escape books brings me. Looking forward to reading this book.
Love to read! Takes you to different places and times!
the different places
Reading gives me an escape from my Fibromyalgia.
I love to read because it allows to take a trip to someone else’s life, town, job, … for a little while – to broaden my horizons. It’s an escape I relish with delight!!
I love to read and usually average almost a book per day. What I love best about reading is the escapism from real life for a bit and the chance to get lost in a fictional place with interesting characters. With reading romance novels, I love that you get a happily ever after, makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. Congrats on release day! Can’t wait to read the new book.
I love to read to enter the author’s world and meet his or her characters for awhile. If a book contains recipes, I do sometimes try them.
Happy Release day. I love a good story and the chance to read about different characters and how they interact in a story. I usually read a book a week. I can’t wait to read this one.
Happy Release day and I read about 285 books a year.
I love to read, it’s such an amazing platform for launching my imagination. I don’t write any books and have no idea how many I read, but as many as I can fit in.
Happy release day. At minimum, I read at least 2 books a week. I love to read because I always learn new things and it’s an escape from work, laundry, cooking, etc…lol
Happy Release Day! Last year I read a little over 500 books and reviewed almost all of them. I’m disabled, lucky I love to read, right? lol As long as I’m reading I’m not thinking about what I can’t do anymore.
Reading is my biggest vice. I love to be carried away. Each artist has a different idea about what their characters are like so its like people watching at the mall. I cancelled cable and read even more. Years ago I read a historical that was so factual with the Civil War that I had the encyclopedia next to me (just dated myself). My husband said if that is what reading does for you – read away.
My Goodreads challenge is 100 books – last year 111
I usually read about 175-185 books a year.
I love how books always transport me to my happy place and it’s a great way to escape everyday life!
I love getting wrapped up in the story when I’m reading and usually read at least 100 books a year.
Reading is an escape and I love happy endings!! ?
I love that reading allows me to escape the real world.
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Something Sweeter is sweet, hot, and full of spice. I couldn’t get enough of this! This summer I’ve been on a little bit of a contemporary binge. While I love a good speculative fiction with fabulous world building and intense plot development, sometimes a girl just needs a light-hearted contemporary romance with some sexy action. And the Wilder boys know how to deliver, as Jesse proves in this delightful read. One of the main reasons why I picked up this book definitely has to be the rural Texas Something Sweeter is sweet, hot, and full of spice. I couldn’t get enough of this! This summer I’ve been on a little bit of a contemporary binge. While I love a good speculative fiction with fabulous world building and intense plot development, sometimes a girl just needs a light-hearted contemporary romance with some sexy action. And the Wilder boys know how to deliver, as Jesse proves in this delightful read. One of the main reasons why I picked up this book definitely has to be the rural Texas setting. I love a book with some hot cowboys in it, and having read some great reviews on the previous books in this series, I knew that I had to read this one! It didn’t disappoint. I love the gorgeous setting, and I love the warmth of the large, boisterous Wilder family. They’re upfront, supportive, and not afraid to tell you what’s on their mind. This is what I envision when I think family. It’s also cool how the books in this series link so well together with the leads of the first book getting married in this third installment of the series. Allison and Jesse are two wonderful characters in need of help finding it within themselves to commit to love as much as they desire it. Author Candis Terry does a wonderful job portraying their personalities and reconciling the persona they present to the outside world with the person that they are on the inside. Allison is a cynist who doesn’t want to believe in happily ever afters and yet still hopes to find the one. Jesse believes in love and marriage but puts the happiness of his loved ones before his own. When these two characters come together, you know that there’ll be sparks flying as they seek to prove the other wrong. It gets a bit cliched and predictable at times, but the banter and chemistry between the two was more than enough to hold my attention and keep me wildly entertained. While it is possible to read this book without having read the prior ones, I recommend starting from book one. I feel like I’m missing out on some inside jokes—such as the recurring comment on the method that Charli used to finally snag Reno at a party. Plus, the Wilder family is filled with so many cool and amazing people. Reading the prior installments beforehand would have helped me to better understand them and the roles they play in this story. Well, I’m going to be remedying this problem fast. I already have a copy of book two in my hands and a copy of book one on the way. These books have priority seats on my TBR pile. I recommend the Sweet, Texas series to those who love a good contemporary romance with some cowboys, great banter and sizzling chemistry between the lead characters, and some good sex scenes. — For more of my reviews, visit my blog Imaginary Reads .
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