A Week of Secrets

My buddy, my friend, my life-long pal (not to mention writer extraordinaire), Kate St. James, is participating in A Week of Secrets at Jennifer’s Random Musings. Starting…yesterday! Yes, yesterday, Sunday February 1st, the Week of Secrets began. No stressing, though. No yelling at me that I didn’t post yesterday. Who do you think I am? Kate’s promo person?

There’s plenty of time—all week, in fact—to pop over and say hello to Kate, meet four other wonderful Red Sage authors, and leave comments to enter a drawing at the end of the week for a coupon toward a print or ebook from Red Sage Publishing.

Yesterday featured an introductory post. Now, each day from today until Friday, a Red Sage author will post a blog, Kate will pop in to comment even when it isn’t her day—because that’s the sort of supportive writer-friend she is, she tells me—then next Saturday, February 7th, a winner’s name will be drawn for the print book/ebook coupon.

You can comment as often as you like, however, every day that you comment counts as an entry into the contest, up to a maximum of 5 entries per commenter. So if you comment once per day from Monday to Friday, you’re entered for 5 chances to win. If you comment 5 times on Monday and no other day, you’re entered for 1 chance to win. Make sense? In other words, visit and comment every day to maximum your chances.

Here’s the line-up for the week:

Monday  Not So Secret Secrets of One Romance Writer by Ellie Marvel

Tuesday – Two Secrets of Bold, Bad Girls by Natasha Moore

Wednesday – Secrets of Successful Threesomes by Kate St. James

Thursday – Four Secrets of A French Courtesan by Juliet Burns

Friday – Five Secrets of the SuperFlirt by Carly Carson

Saturday – Jennifer announces the winner of the give-away

Now, I’ll be busy here Wednesday hosting co-guest bloggers Karen Tintori and Jill Gregory, so I won’t have a chance to heckle you to go say hello to Kate. I might heckle you belatedly on Thursday if you don’t go say hello to her, however. I’m just trying to earn my keep here. She’ll cut me loose if I don’t do my job properly. She’s evil that way.