Hello!
Today we are going to focus on the last book in the compilation.
Check it out!
The Best Place to Meet a Man:
Jeff goes to the beach to run and clear his head. Meredith goes to the beach intent on burying her nose in her book. In this contemporary romantic comedy, these two collide when Meredith’s two young nephews come up with other plans.
Now about the super talented lady behind this book!
Robyn Echols
Robyn Echols has been writing
since she was in junior high school. By choice, she spent most of her evening
hours in her "dungeon", as her mother called her downstairs bedroom,
writing stories, only joining her family in front of the television upstairs
when her favorite programs were playing. She has spent hours learning and
teaching family history topics, and focuses on history from a genealogist's perspective
of seeking out the details of everyday life in the past. Several of her family
history articles have been published in genealogy magazines.
Now Robyn resides with her husband
in California near the “Gateway to Yosemite” and has fun researching and
writing the books that she hopes will interest and entertain her readers. She
writes Young Adult/New Adult and contemporary fiction under Robyn Echols and
adult historical romance under her pen name, Zina Abbott.
When Robyn isn’t busy piecing
together novel plots, she stays busy piecing together quilt blocks.
Author Links:
Website | Blog | Facebook | Pinterest | Goodreads | Amazon Author Page
Author Links:
Website | Blog | Facebook | Pinterest | Goodreads | Amazon Author Page
BONUS INFO
Interview with Meredith,
the main character in
The Best Place to
Meet a Man
1. What
is your favorite past time, or hobby?
Oh, I love to read.
I mean, you have no idea how much I looked forward to going to the beach and
burying my nose into my latest romantic suspense novel.
2. What
is your favorite book?
You honestly expect
me to narrow it down to one book? Really? How can people do that? I would be
hard-pressed to narrow it down to ten favorites. Or maybe twenty. I do like
romances, however. And mysteries. And suspense novels. And combinations of the
above.
3. Do
you prefer to plan things, or be spontaneous?
Oh, I definitely
prefer to plan things. After all, I am a fourth-grade school teacher. If I
didn’t put together my lesson plans well ahead of time, I can’t begin to
imagine what kind of pandemonium would erupt in my classroom. Then again, at
home living in the same house with my sister Marion and her two year-old Xander
and her new baby—well, fairly new, he’s four months old, now—who can plan?
Especially when Marion’s regular sitter asks to take off for a month of
vacation, and guess what? Just because
I’m off work for the summer, and, without even telling me until after it is a
done deal, my dear darling sister commits me to babysit her boys through the month while this lady’s gone.
4. Who
would you consider is your least favorite person, and why?
Oh, I don’t have
any least favorite persons. Well sometimes my principle at the school gets on
my nerves. And my brother-in-law Eddie can run a close second. I mean, Eddie is the boys’ father, but sometimes he
conveniently likes to ignore that fact.
5. What
one thing do you wish you could tell your past self?
You know, it’s
great that Mom and Dad willed their house in Seaside to my sister and me. But,
as much as I love Marion and her family, I think I would tell my past self to
think really hard about agreeing to
share the house with my younger sister. I mean, just because she is a mother
doesn’t make her my mother.
6. What
is your biggest pet-peeve?
That little Xander.
I mean, I’m not even his mommy. I’m just his Auntie Meredith. But, do you think
that stops him from pounding on my bedroom door anytime he thinks I might want
to be alone and enjoy some peace and quiet? No. If he can’t rouse Marion when
she locks herself in the hall bath for a few minutes of privacy, he comes and
tries my door.
7. Do
you think that there is a specific message to your story, that you’d like your
readers to learn?
Well, you know,
from the time we were young, Marion and I were taught to be very careful about
meeting strangers at public places. You know, like the beach? I mean, with
everything that happens these days, a person can never be too careful. That’s
why Jeff went to the beach to run and I went to read—both of us carefully
minding our own business. But, guess what can happen to caution when you add an
adventurous two year-old into the mix?
Book Buy Links:
Don't forget to get your name into our GIVEAWAY!!!
a Rafflecopter giveaway
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Book Tour Schedule:
(You can check out posts that have been made during this tour here:
Don't
forget! Each author in this tour will be featured once during the tour,
and on her special day there will be all kinds of fun facts to check
out about her and her book!
June 6th:
Featuring: Dreaming in California by Debbie Lee
June 7th:
Featuring: A Summer of Stars by Lisa Watson
June 8th:
Featuring: Drowning Sandy by Sarah Daley
Featuring: Drowning Sandy by Sarah Daley
June 9th:
Featuring: Summer Holiday by Carol Malone
Featuring: Summer Holiday by Carol Malone
June 10th:
Featuring: Shark Boss by Kathy Bosman
Featuring: Shark Boss by Kathy Bosman
June 11th:
Featuring: The Best Place to Meet a Man by Robyn Echols
Featuring: The Best Place to Meet a Man by Robyn Echols
June 12th:
Featuring the entire compilation
Featuring the entire compilation
No comments:
Post a Comment