WIN A HOT RUSSIAN HOCKEY PLAYER! Ok, Fine. Win an EBook About One. That's Almost As Good.

It's really interesting watching an author put a book together.  Everyone has a completely different process.

Some authors outline the entire story and keep getting more detailed until it's all filled in. Some sit down at the computer and have no idea where the book is going until it gets there.

Some authors write their books in pieces and them put it together like a jigsaw puzzle.  Some write it all in order.

Some authors take weeks, months, maybe even years to complete their work.  Others, like my Diamond Brenda Rothert, like to work under pressure.  When the deadline is just two weeks away, she'll sit down and finally start working.  

What does that have to do with "Drive"?  Well, I was one of the lucky few that got to beta read it.  That means in the last 10 days, I've read the rough draft, discussed it in detail, read revisions, discussed those in detail, and now I've read the final draft.  And you know what?

I still want more of this book!  

Niko is an amazing character from a small immigrant family.  Sadie is an amazing character who has no family.  Together, they are just amazing.  And fun.  And sexy.  And everything an enjoyable book should be. 

I liked it so much, it put me in a giving mood.  So I'm going to give away a copy to one lucky winner.  

Here's how to enter:

1)  Go download "Bound", the first book in the "Fire on Ice" series by clicking here.  It's a freebie so you don't have anything to lose.
2)  Copy the link for this blog post and pimp it on Facebook so others can have a chance to win.
3)  Then come back and comment that it's done.  

See?  Easy.

On a related note, since I know it's always a concern, rest assured the "Fire on Ice" series isn't full of cliffhangers leaving you cursing the author for making you wait to find out how everyone is going to get through.  

No.  

It's a series that makes you want more because you just like everyone so darn much!  And while you really should read them all, they can be read as stand alone books as well.  So to read "Drive', just click here.

With all that being said, any book that can keep me interested and engaged for 10 straight days, despite my ADD tendencies deserves