SANTA BABY 2008 VIRTUAL BOOK TOUR

I certainly hope you all are enjoying the start of the Santa Baby 2008 Virtual Book Tour as much as I am. Authors Donna Hill, Niobia Bryant and Dyanne Davis have brought some serious heat for your listening pleasure. I can't wait to see what the rest of the ladies have to offer.

Here's this week's schedule. Dyanne's on tap today but if you missed Donna or Niobia, make sure you go back and catch up. It's well worth it! Just click here The Grits.com Literary Service or here, All The Buzz Reviews, then sit back and enjoy the ride!

Monday, December 1, 2008 - Donna Hill’s presentation of Seduction and Lies (Mature Audience)

Tuesday, December 2, 2008 - Niobia Bryant’s presentation of Make You Mine (Mature Audience)

Wednesday, December 3, 2008 - Dyanne Davis’ presentation of “A Continental Divide” in Lotus Blossom Chronicles, Book 2

Thursday, December 4, 2008 - Gwynne Forster’s presentation of A Different Kind of Blues

Friday, December 5, 2008 - Gwyneth Bolton’s presentation of The Law of Desire

Enjoy the tour!

Comments

TheGRITS.com said…

Quiet as its kept, you Deborah are bringing some serious heat to the tour first thing Monday morning - Dec 8th. So folks get ready for Deborah Fletcher Mello on the Santa Baby 2008 Virtual Book Tour . . . woo-hoo!

Thanks Deborah!!!!

3:18 PM

Deborah Mello said…

Thank you!!!!
I don't know how serious that heat is but I definitely had a great time with it. Thank you so much for the opportunity!

10:10 PM

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