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So, you haven't read a Blaze yet? You just need a good excuse? Something to tip you over the edge?

My backlist books are piling up, and I need to give away a few books before they become a fire hazard, so I decided where better to do that than here on eHarl?

I'm running out of steam for blogging , but not for reading

So, I have this shiny new banner, which prompted this post....

DEEP IN THE HEART by Jane Myers Perrine
Interview with the heroine:

1. Kate Wallace, tell me the most interesting thing about you.

I have a new thread here at eHarlequin this month at..http://co

Books have always fascinated me, love stories especially.  I still remember being a little kid and my parents taking me to see the Disney version of "Sleeping Beauty" in the movie theater.  Even if the characters were animated, that True Love's Kiss at the very end seemed like...well, a really good thing.

I was still in my "tweens" when I discovered my aunt's secret stash of Harlequin romance novels, which she kept on a bottom bookshelf in a mostly unused sitting room.  Well, maybe the books weren't exactly a secret but certainly they were off-limits to the budding prepubescent likes of me.  I read them anyway.  Since it was summer vacation, and I was still too young to get a permit to work, I had lots of time on my hands, time to do whatever I wanted which in my case meant reading.  I logged in so much time in that sitting room that my grandmother, who lived there as well, threatened to dust me.  I'm not so sure she was joking. ;)

Okay, so one of my hobbies is spinning dog hair (usually German shedder hair, always in supply at mi casa) into yarn.  I used to use a hand spindle and got rather good with that, but now I have a wheel, and it is SOOO hard to get the hang of.  

My post for Harlequin Favorite moments is approaching fast and furious. It's to go up on the 16th, so I figured I'd tell you how I got roped into doing one.