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Wicked Earl, Wanton Widow on sale tomorrow


Hi All,

Keep it coming on swim a thon. We're almost to our goal of 1,000.00 My Latest Undone is on sale this month at Harlequin starting tomorrow, Feb. 1 Wicked Earl, Wanton Widow!! It's a fun juicy read, especially if you like apples. Remember, Wicked Earl is the real title. Total fun.
Bronwyn

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Cybil Solyn said…
Can't seem to track down your email and would love a copy of your March book for review on Rakehell.com please contact me! :) Thanks csolyn@rakehell.com
February 1, 2010 at 5:39 PM
Bronwyn Scott said…
Sure Cybil. I will be glad to send you a copy. It's such a pretty book! My e-mail is nikki@nikkipoppen.com so you can zip me your mailing information and I'll get you a copy right away.
February 1, 2010 at 7:40 PM
A Friend said…
Really enjoying The Wicked Earl, Wanton Widow. My very first eBook! I'm so glad you're published in this format, as I have bilateral carpal tunnel. Holding books has become difficult for me. It's nice to read again, although audiobooks are grand too. Keep writing. You've inspired me to go back to it. Thank you!!
February 11, 2010 at 7:11 AM
Bronwyn Scott said…
I am SO glad you enjoyed the story. E-readers are becoming more and more popular and I'm thrilled to have my titles available in that venue. My older books have come out in e-format, so you can catch up on titles you may have missed. Try Notorious Rake, Innocent Lady next and meet Peyton's brother Paine.
Bronwyn
February 12, 2010 at 8:12 AM
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