Lynda Kaye Frazier, USA Today Best Selling Author

LEPRECHAUN LUCK: ROMANCE DWELLS WITHIN A HEART OF GOLD    BLOG HOP TOUR (MARCH 23-25 1) HAVE FUN!!! 2) INVITE ALL OF YOUR FRIENDS!!! SPREAD THE WORD!!! 3) THIS TOUR STARTS: Friday, March 23rd THIS TOUR ENDS: Sunday, March 25th, at Midnight (Arizona Time) ***Winners will be drawn and posted Monday, March 26th! *** 4) MEET AND MINGLE WITH ALL THE AUTHORS & BOOK PAGES! EXPERIENCE A NEW DESTINATION AT EVERY STOP! PARTICIPATE IN EVERY BLOG CONTEST AND BE ENTERED FOR CHANCES TO WIN MULTIPLE PRIZES! EVERY BLOG VISITED IS ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY TO WIN!! 5) PARTICIPATION AT ALL BLOGS IS RECOMMENDED, BUT NOT REQUIRED. REMEMBER, THE MORE BLOGS YOU HOP, THE BETTER YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING PRIZES. EVERY AUTHOR & BOOK PAGE IS WAITING TO MEET AND INTERACT WITH YOU, SO PLEASE BE SURE TO SHOW THEM SOME LOVE! 6) DID I MENTION TO HAVE FUN? WHOO! HOO!! HERE WE GOOOOOOOOOO Romance does dwell in a heart of gold. Inside that heart of gold is love . Inside that love is the key

Welcome to the St. Patricks Day Blog Hop where you have a chance to win: A Kindle Fire or Nook Tablet A $90. Amazon or B&N Gift Card So be sure and visit all the Blog stops and leave comments with your e-mail address because that's how the grand prize winner will be chosen. The list of all the participating authors is at the bottom of this post. Here on my blog you can WIN: A $10 Gift Card to Amazon St. Patrick’s Day was always a big day in my house, even bigger than Christmas. My Grandparents were from Ireland and we would spend the day cooking, singing and dancing. I knew how to do the Irish jig and clog before it was a competitive sport.I loved to listen to them talk about what it was like growing up in Ireland. Along with all the wonderful family stories I did learn a few fun facts… You better sit down for this one.  St. Patrick was not Irish! His dad was Italian, his mother was Scottish and he was born in Scotland. His birth name was Maewyn Succat. Who knew? An

During my journey to get my first novel finished, this is how I felt. Well I finally finished Rescued from the Dark and sent it out to publishers last week. I feel confident in this version, thanks to many people. They say it takes a village to raise a child; well it took an army to get the concept of writing into my head. I will take a few lines to thank some of them. First off my two reading buddies at work, Teresa Dunn and Karen Sublett, if it wasn’t for them I would not have had the nerve to start. They suffered through many versions and helped clean up each one.   Cindy Gerard, she is an amazing author and took the time to give me advice and help along the way. My critique group, Roses colored glasses, critique partner Emma Leigh Reed, Savvy Authors and their amazing workshops, Writing group, Little Rocks RWA chapter DSRA, and Janice Seagraves who I have attached myself to because she always seems to have the answer I need. I truly suck at grammar and punctuation, ask anyone.