Showing posts with label romantic comedy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label romantic comedy. Show all posts

Friday, June 07, 2013

Download Eloping With Emmy free this weekend!



Here we are – freebie Friday (and Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday). At last I can offer you the opportunity to download Eloping With Emmy free to your Kindle – and possibly your phone, or even your computer.

It’s a bit of a relaunch. My first cover, although absolutely lovely, didn’t seem to quite catch the sparkle, the fizz of Emmy and her race through France with Brodie, but one of the joys about having regained the rights to a book and being in total control of production is that if something isn’t working, you can change it.

The thing about Eloping With Emmy is that it’s a true romcom. As I was writing it, it played out like a movie in my head — and if anyone would like to turn it into a movie, well do get in touch! Do pitch in with ideas for who should play the leads!

Meanwhile, Emmy is stuck on a road trip with Brodie, a man who’s intent of putting a stop to her plans. A man she is deeply attracted to, which is awkward since she’s supposed to eloping with dear, sweet Kit, a pennyless artist. Dear, sweet Kit, who it's vital she convinces Brodie she’s determined to marry.

She’s smart, but Brodie's smarter and having made the mistake of aiding her getaway, he’s not about to repeat his error. If she's eloping, he's going with her. All the way.

Here are the links – just one click and the book will be on your reading device before you can say Jack Robinson. And, if you enjoy it, Emmy would be thrilled if you’d tweet about her, or share on facebook, or just about anywhere to be honest.




Also available in English in 

 Canada
 Germany
 France
 Italy

What people are saying about Eloping With Emmy ...

"I caught myself thinking half way through the book this is like a madcap comedy with Cary Grant in the lead... only to have the hero think the exact same thing within the next 2 pages. One for the keeper shelf."

   

5 stars, Amazon Review

"Wow!  The story was so well written, the characters came alive and everyone knows an "Emmy". The twists were well planned and the dialogue vibrant and cleverly written.  Highly recommended, it's one of the best books I've read in a long time."
Smashwords, janebaylis1979

"...non-stop action with dynamic scenes and vivid characterization."

  

Romantic Times



I've been a Liz Fielding fan for years now and she never disappoints. Eloping with Emmy has all her trademark wit and original plotlines and it fizzes along like a vintage 50s rom com yet - has an undercurrent of heartfelt emotion.

5 stars, Amazon Review

Monday, June 03, 2013

FREEBIE FRIDAY!



Stand by everyone!

Put it in your diary, tweet the news, share it on Facebook, tell your friends, tell everyone that Eloping With Emmy - in it's sassy new cover - will be going free for the very first time at Amazon on 7th June for 5 days. 

All you have to do is one-click and it will be on your Kindle in a flash.

Here’s a taster –

Her palm collided with the tight muscle of his chest but it did nothing to impede his progress and as the warmth of his body seeped into her through her hand, along her arm until her entire body seemed to be heating up from within, her fingers closed over his t-shirt, bunching it in her fist, holding it tight.
'Joking?' he enquired, softly.
For a moment she thought she had a chance and opened her mouth to reinforce her contention. But he stroked the back of his long slender fingers slowly and gently from her throat to her chin, mesmerising her with his touch and a delicious languor stole through her body as he captured her chin. Then he began to trace a slow, sensuous line across her bottom lip with the tip of his thumb.
It was like that moment in the car when he had so nearly kissed her. When she had, for one crazy moment, wanted him to kiss her more than anything else in the world. She still did and when she saw the reflection of her own heart in his eyes, Emerald Carlisle trembled.
'What is there to joke about, Emmy?' he finally asked her, his voice no longer diamond bright, but soft, like cobwebs tearing.

I’ll remind you on Friday!

Friday, May 04, 2007

Just a quickie -- I'm blogging at eHarlequin this month on writing romantic comedy, as well as digging in to meet my mid-May deadline. But, in the meantime, here's an interview at Once Upon A Romance