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SANTA BABY 2008 VIRTUAL BOOK TOUR


GOOD MORNING!!!

It the second and final week of the Santa Baby 2008 Virtual Book Tour and I'm up next with my presentation of To Love a Stallion at AllTheBuzzReviews.com. Y'all know I just had to plug my Stallion men with their pretty selves! So click here, My Presentation and enjoy. I can't wait to hear what you think.

And don't miss the rest of the week with the other great readings. Here's the schedule so, please, show them some love and have a great, great time.

Tuesday, December 9, 2008 - Farrah Rochon’s presentation of “A Change of Heart” in Holiday Inn at TheGRITS.com Virtual Book Tour


Wednesday, December 10, 2008 - Stefanie Worth’s presentation of “Can You Believe” inHoliday Inn at AllTheBuzzReviews.com


Thursday, December 11, 2008 - Bettye Griffin’s presentation of Once Upon a Project at TheGRITS.com Virtual Book Tour


Friday, December 12, 2008 - Andrea Jackson’s presentation of Who’s That Lady at AllTheBuzzReviews.com


Enjoy this final week’s tour!
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Dyanne said…
You have a great blog here Deborah. I love it. Had to stop by on your day of the Santa Tour.


Dyanne
6:26 PM
Deborah Mello said…
Thank you, Dyanne!!

I appreciate you stopping by.
9:06 PM
TheGRITS.com said…
Deborah,

THANK YOU so much for the awesome presentation you gave on our Virtual Book Tour this week! The tour has been a HUGE success for us, and we know we could not have done it without YOU. We wish you continued success with your writing and we look forward to more excellent romances from you years to come!

Take care of yourself and Happy Holidays to you and your family!
11:48 AM
Deborah Mello said…
No, thank you! I had a great time and it was truly and honor and pleasure to be asked to participate in Santa Baby. Thank you for the opportunity and may your holiday be safe and blessed as well!
1:03 PM
Renee Williams said…
Thank you Deborah, for being a part of our tour! It was great to have you.

I pray for continued blessings upon you, yours, and all that you put your hand to do.
9:31 AM
Deborah Mello said…
Thank you, Renee. I appreciate being able to participate.
Have a safe and blessed holiday!
12:00 PM
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