Win TWO BOOKS and FALL IN LOVE with John's Quest and Milk Money

We have a special treat today with not one, but TWO romance novel giveaways! Author, Cecelia Dowdy is giving away a copy of John's Quest and Milk Money. Be sure to leave a comment for your chance to win both of these Heartsong novels. Check them out:

John French, a science professor, is an agnostic--he’s unsure if God exists. When he’s hired to tutor a blind seven-year-old child, Scotty, he finds himself falling for the child’s beautiful aunt/guardian, Monica Crawford. Monica’s life changes drastically when her irresponsible younger sister abandons her handicapped son on her doorstep. As John helps Monica to educate her nephew, he falls in love with her. However, problems arise when Monica, a devout Christian, finds herself drawn to Scotty’s handsome and intelligent tutor. Monica finds herself in a bind because she knows it’s a sin to be unequally yoked with a non-believer. How in the world can these two lovebirds overcome the huge problems that stand in the way of their relationship?

Running a dairy farm is a big job, but doing it alone is almost impossible.When her dad dies, Emily must work hard to save the family farm, but she manages. Until the day the CPA pulls in her drive and announces he’s there to do an audit on the place. Franklin Reese is appalled at the lack of interest the Cooper women have in the financial end of their livelihood, but he dives in, determined to help them learn. The further he looks into Mr. Cooper’s dealings, however, the more uncomfortable he becomes. Can he uncover the truth of the situation and still earn the love of the amazing Emily Cooper? Will Franklin's addiction to alcohol keep them apart, even after the farm is taken care of? Only God can heal hurting hearts and repair broken lives. Will these two let Him in?

About Cecelia Dowdy:

I spent the first ten years of my life on a military base in Aberdeen Maryland since my dad was in the Army. We moved to North East Maryland when I was about ten. I always remember the joy of opening a book, and reading mesmerizing stories that entertained me for hours! I went to the University of Maryland in College Park, earning my degree in Finance! My freshman English teacher claimed I was a great writer, and recommended that I change my major from Finance to English, but I didn’t heed his wise advice!

Instead of pursuing a literary career, I worked as an accountant for a travel agency for ten years. During that time, I traveled all over the world, including the following places: Germany, France, England, Tahiti, New Zealand, Mexico, Jamaica, Bahamas, Cayman Islands, and Santo Domingo.

In 1994, I began writing for fun, and I kept doing it until I sold my first inspirational romance novel. Before I sold my novel, I wrote sweet romantic short stories regularly for national women’s magazines. I’ve published thirty-seven of these stories. I'm now working on other novels, and you can check the books section of this website to see a list of past and future releases!

I love both secular and Christian fiction. I also love young adult fiction, and I hope to have my own young adult inspirational series someday!

I've been happily married to my husband for three years. We currently reside in Maryland with our son.

Visit Cecelia online: http://www.ceceliadowdy.com/

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WIN A BOOK and FALL IN LOVE with Before the Season Ends

Linore Rose Burkard describes her books as Inspirational Romance for the Jane Austen Soul. If you're a fan of Jane Austen, you'll definitely want to read this book. Leave a comment on this blog post to be automatically entered to WIN a copy of Before the Season Ends. Here's a synopsis:




England, 1813: Romantic woes at home send Ariana Forsythe to her Aunt Bentley's town house in the fashionable Mayfair district of London. There she finds worse troubles than those that prompted her flight from home. Under her aunt's watchful eye, Ariana is soon steeped in high society--and at odds with Mr. Phillip Mornay, London's current darling rogue.
Then, unexpectedly, rumour of a scandal changes Ariana forever. Her faith and her future are at stake in an unexpected adventure that gains even the Prince Regent's attention.
Will Ariana's faith survive this test? And what about her heart? For it is Ariana's heart that most threatens to betray the truths she has always believed in. When she finds herself backed against a wall, betrothed to a man who cannot share her faith, how can it ever turn out right?



READER EXCERPT FROM BEFORE THE SEASON ENDS - CHAPTER 1

Chesterton, Hertfordshire: England - 1813

Something would have to be done about Ariana.

All winter Miss Ariana Forsythe, aged nineteen, had been going about the house sighing. "Mr. Hathaway is my lot in life!"

She spoke as though the prospect of that life was a great burden to bear, but one which she had properly reconciled herself to. When her declarations met with exasperation or reproach from her family--for no one else was convinced Mr. Hathaway, the rector, was her lot--she usually responded in a perplexed manner. Hadn't they understood for an age that her calling was to wed a man of the cloth? Was there another man of God, other than their rector, available to her? No. It only stood to reason, therefore, that Mr. Hathaway was her lot in life. Their cold reception to the thought of the marriage was unfathomable.

When she was seventeen, (a perfectly respectable marrying age) she had romantic hopes about a young and brilliant assistant to the rector, one Mr. Stresham. It was shortly after meeting him, in fact, that she had formed the opinion the Almighty was calling her to marry a man of God. Mr. Stresham even had the approval of her parents. But the man took a situation in another parish without asking Ariana to accompany him as his wife. She was disappointed, but not one to give up easily, continued to speak of "the calling," waiting in hope for another Mr. Stresham of sorts. But no man came. And now she had reached the conclusion that Mr. Hathaway--Mr. Hathaway, the rector, (approaching the age of sixty!) would have to do.

Her parents, Charles and Julia Forsythe, were sitting in their comfortably furnished morning room, Julia with a cup of tea before her, and Charles with his newspaper. A steady warmth was emanating from the hearth.

"What shall we do about Ariana?" Mrs. Forsythe, being an observant mama, had been growing in her conviction that the situation called for some action.

"What do you suggest, my dear?" Her husband reluctantly folded his paper; he knew his wife wanted a discussion of the matter and that he would get precious little reading done until she had got it.

She held up a folded piece of foolscap: the annual letter from Agatha Bentley, Charles's sister, asking for Alberta, the eldest Forsythe daughter, for the season in London. It had arrived the day before.

Aunt Bentley was a childless wealthy widow and a hopeless socialite. For the past three years she had written annually to tell her brother and his wife why they ought to let her sponsor their eldest daughter for a London season. She owned a house in Mayfair (could anything be more respectable than that?) and knew a great deal of the big-wigs in society. She had, in fact, that most important of commodities which the Forsythes completely lacked: connexions. And as Charles's family were her only living relatives, she was prepared--even anxious--to serve as chaperon for her niece.

Much to the lady's frustration, Julia and Charles had annually extinguished her hopes, replying to her letters graciously but with the inevitable, "We cannot countenance a separation from our child at this time," and so on. Charles was unflinching on this point, never doubting his girls would reap a greater benefit by remaining beneath his own roof. They knew full well, moreover, that Aunt Agatha could not hope, with all her money and connexions to find as suitable a husband for their offspring as was possible right in Chesterton.

Why not? For the profound reason that Aunt Bentley had no religion whatsoever.

And yet, due to the distressing state of affairs with Ariana, Julia wished to consider her latest offer. With the letter waving in her hand she said, "I think we ought to oblige your sister this year. She must be lonely, poor thing, and besides removing Ariana from the parish, a visit to the city could prove beneficial for her education."

Ariana's father silently considered the matter. His eldest daughter Alberta was as good as wed, having recently accepted an offer of marriage--to no one's surprise--from John Norledge. Ariana, his second eldest, had been irksome in regard to the rector, but to pack her off to London? Surely the situation was not so dire as to warrant such a move.

"I think there is nothing else for it," Mrs. Forsythe said emphatically. "Ariana is determined about Mr. Hathaway and, even though we can forbid her to speak to the man, she will pine and sigh and like as not drive me to distraction!"

Taking a pipe out of his waistcoat pocket (though he never smoked), Mr. Forsythe absently rubbed the polished wood in his fingers. "I recall other fanciful notions of our daughter's," he said finally, "and they slipped away in time. Recall, if you will, when she was above certain her destiny was to be a missionary--to America. That desire faded. She fancies this, she fancies that; soon she will fancy another thing entirely, and we shan't hear another word about the 'wonderful rector' again."

Mrs. Forsythe's countenance, still attractive in her forties, became fretful."I grant that she has had strong...affections before. But this time, my dear, it is a complicated affection for in this case it is the heart of the ah, affected, which we must consider. It has ideas of its own."

"Of its own?"

Mrs. Forsythe looked about the room to be certain no one else had entered. The servants were so practiced at coming and going quietly, their presence might not be marked. But no, there was only the two of them. She lowered her voice anyway. "The rector! I do not think he intends to lose her! What could delight him more than a young, healthy wife who might fill his table with offspring?"

Mr. Forsythe shook his head."Our rector is not the man to think only of himself; he must agree with us on the obvious unsuitability of the match."

The rector was Thaddeus Admonicus Hathaway, of the Church in the Village Square. Mr. Hathaway was a good man. His sermons were grounded in sound religion, which meant they were based on orthodox Christian teaching. He was clever, and a popular dinner guest of the gentry, including the Forsythes. If these had not been true of him, Mr. Forsythe might have been as concerned as his wife. Knowing Mr. Hathaway, however, Charles Forsythe did not think a drastic action such as sending his daughter to the bustling metropolis of London, was necessary.

Mrs. Forsythe chose not to argue with her spouse. She would simply commit the matter to prayer. If the Almighty decided that Ariana must be removed to Agatha's house, then He would make it clear to her husband. In her years of marriage she had discovered that God was the Great Communicator, and she had no right to try and usurp that power. Her part was to pray, sincerely and earnestly.

Mr. Forsythe gave his judgment: "I fear that rather than exerting a godly influence upon her aunt, Ariana would be drawn astray by the ungodliness of London society."

"Do you doubt her so much, Charles? This infatuation with Mr. Hathaway merely results from her youth, her admiration for his superior learning, and especially," she said, leaning forward and giving him a meaningful look, "for lack of a young man who has your approval! Have you not frowned upon every male who has approached her in the past? Why, Mr. Hathaway is the first whom you have failed to frighten off and only because he is our rector! 'Tis little wonder a young girl takes a fanciful notion into her head!"

When he made no answer, she added, while adjusting the frilly morning cap on her head, "Mr. Hathaway causes me concern!"

Mr. Forsythe's countenance was sober. "'Tis my sister who warrants the concern. She will wish to make a match for our daughter--and she will not be content with just any mister I assure you. In addition to which, a girl as pretty as our daughter will undoubtedly attract attention of the wrong sort."

Julia was flustered for a second, but countered, "Agatha is no threat to our child. We shall say we are sending Ariana to see the sights, take in the museums and so forth. Surely there is no harm in that. A dinner party here or there should not be of concern. And Ariana is too intelligent to allow herself to be foisted upon an unsuitable man for a fortune or title."

Too intelligent? He thought of the aging minister that no one had had to "foist" her upon. Aloud he merely said, "I shall speak with her tonight. She shall be brought to reason, depend upon it. There will be no need to pack her off to London."




Linore Rose Burkard creates Inspirational Romance for the Jane Austen Soul. Her characters take you back in time to experience life and love during the Regency England era (circa 1800 - 1830). Ms. Burkard's novels include Before the Seasons Ends and The House in Grosvenor Square (coming April, 2009). Her stories blend Christian faith and romance with well-researched details from the Regency period. Experience a romantic age, where timeless lessons still apply to modern life. And, enjoy a romance that reminds you happy endings are possible for everyone.


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WIN A BOOK and FALL IN LOVE with The Valentine Edition!

What better romance novel to give away on the day before Valentines Day than the charming romance novel, The Valentine Edition? ENTER to WIN a copy this book by leaving a comment at the end of this blog post.


The last place in the world Jodi Williams wanted to live was Turtle Creek, Wisconsin, but when her stepdad refused to put in a good word for her at the Chicago paper, she had no other choice than to accept the first job offer that came her way. Josh Thomas was Turtle Creek's veterinarian, but he also happened to be single and quite handsome. His life was pretty peaceful until a pretty, young stranger came to his clinic with a dog that had been hit by a car. While his first reaction was to care for the injured animal, he couldn't help a few glances at this unique young woman.That day was one of quite a few new beginnings. Jodi came to the aid of an injured animal, earning her the respect of a handsome man, she started a new job as a reporter for The Turtle Creek Newspaper, and she gained the wrath of the vet's receptionist. Della had her sights set on Joshua, and she wasn't about to let anyone come between her and the man of her dreams.

Here is the first page of The Valentine Edition:

Jodi Williams sighed for the hundredth time as she waved goodbye to the Chicago skyline, catching the last of the city in her car's rearview mirror. Dreams of working at The Tribune were dead right along with drinking green tea latte's at Starbucks anytime she wanted.
Hope behind her.

The unknown ahead.

She steered toward Wisconsin. An hour later, Jodi looked out the window at the open fields of frozen ground and cows standing along snowy fences. The comparison between her two lives the previous and the present were startling. Jodi attempted to shift her body in the seat but was pretty well anchored into the one position with her belongings crammed into the compact car from the trunk to the front. The turn-by-turn directions she had printed out were hard to follow since not all the roads were actually marked in this neck of the country. She decided to refer to them as mystery turns. Finally, Jodi pulled over to the shoulder and unfolded the road map to try to figure it out one more time. According to her calculations, she was almost there at the end of civilization.

About Robin:

I have a double major in Special Education and English with a minor in Theater. Teaching for nearly thirty years, I hold five teaching certificates. I am the Special Education Coordinator for Denton County Juvenile Justice Alternative Program. For our first two years of marriage, my husband and I traveled overseas as missionaries before becoming pastors of a church in Illinois. Rick and I have been married for over thirty years and have two grown children. We now live near Dallas, Texas. Rick still goes overseas each year for a month of ministry.

PUBLICATIONS: To date, my literary works include approximately two hundred articles in magazines such as: Live, Lookout, Mennonite, Christian Reader, Decision, Breakthrough and Today’s Christian. Other short stories appear in the books: A Match Made in Heaven, Stories from the Heart, The Evolving Woman, and in the New York Times bestseller, In The Arms of Angels by Joan Wester-Anderson. Ann Spangler also used one of my stories in her book, Help! I can’t stop Laughing. Another two-dozen stories have been published in the Chicken Soup books. One story, Mom’s Last Laugh, was re-enacted for a PAX-TV program: It’s a Miracle. I co-authored a thriller, The Chase, for Revel. My second book, The Replacement, was released in June 2006. The Candidate was released July, 2007. I have a romance series with The Wild Rose Press. The Christmas Edition was released November 2008. The Valentine Edition release date is Jan. 16, 2009. My next book, Wildcard is a mystery and will be released late April 2009. Visit me online: http://write2robinshope.blogspot.com/

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Enter previous February book giveaways here: Love Finds you in Humble, Texas, Kiss the Bride, Do you Hear what I Hear?, Stand-In-Groom, and Flame From Within.

All winners will be announced on March 6th.

WIN A BOOK and FALL IN LOVE with Flame from Within

Dive into the Civil War with this page-turning novel by Shirley Kiger Connolly. This inspirational story is one of faith, hope, and love with a hefty chunk of romance, to keep with our theme this month! If you're a fan of historical romance, Flame From Within will not disappoint. Leave a comment on this entry for your chance to WIN a copy of Flame From Within.

Here is a brief synopsis:

A journey across the sea begins a journey of healing for Aimée's soul and a discovery of love and faith she thought she'd never find. When a Yankee-induced fire destroys her family and her home, young plantation-bred Amethyst Rose finds herself on the run. Angry towards God and the men in blue, Amethyst's only choice left is to move in with her elder and controlling sister, who runs a bordello in The French Quarter of New Orleans-a decision guaranteed to destroy Amethyst's personal respect and tarnish her family name. With her bitter hatred towards all Yankees plunged into high gear, nothing seems to matter anymore, until, on a riverboat en route to New Orleans, she finds herself intrigued by the presence of not one, but two Union officers. Each in his own way find ways to tug at the heart and soul of this woman lost.

An Excerpt from Flame from Within:

Gazing over at her creamy soft face turned toward the window he spoke again. “I realize you wish not to converse. Let me just say, I hope you won’t misunderstand the meaning of all this…Ro—sette.”

Aimée mumbled something incoherent and continued staring out the window.

“You do talk then. I thought I remembered you had a voice…a sweet one at that—in its unyielding sort of way.” He sat back against his padded seat and grinned mischievously.

“What’s that supposed to mean?” Aimée turned and glared back at the officer’s face. “How dare you, accuse me of being unyielding! Maybe you’d like to tell me why you’re doing this…why you keep interfering in my life.”

“You’ll understand soon why I came to collect you. Just bear with me. I dare say, I don’t think you will hate me overmuch for this little rendezvous, when you hear of my ingenious offer.”

Aimée looked at the man strangely. “Offer? I don’t think I shall have a choice in whatever your silly offer may be, now shall I?” Reaching down and pulling at the ruffles of her skirt, she looked up again. “By the way, I’m all ears—just one thing.”

“Oh?”

“When you return me to wherever it is you think I am supposed to be, later this evening, I’m asking you just this once not to…not to….”

“Not to what?” He laughed at her with his eyes.

“Quit laughing at me, Captain. I’m asking you not to—to invite yourself into my chambers…as the matter of some are, and—and not to…touch me.”

She loathed the man’s handsome lopsided grin and the deep crevices in both his cheeks, which sank into oblivion when he smiled. She hated the twitching of his adorable mustache. She closed her eyes and tried to think, then opened them again as she awaited his response. Then she spoke again.

“Maybe I am asking the impossible, and perhaps my request seems foolhardy.” (Most assuredly, he probably was aghast by her request. After all, where had he come to fetch her…where, indeed? How much had he offered to pay for her, and what was it one did with one at that place?)

Yet she remained sober, for her request was deadly serious. And although she knew it was a dangerous gamble to ask such a thing of the man, she figured what more could be the harm?

He already had her in his clutches. Maybe, just maybe he would extend her a small portion of grace…just this once.


Shirley Kiger Connolly, born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, now lives on the Southern Coast of Oregon with her husband. Their three children are now grown. When not writing, Shirley is with her animals, doing stitchery, or reading, or watching classics with her husband. Shirley attended college in Northern California. She later became a graduate of Institute of Children’s Literature. A Christian for over forty years, it was through her relationship with the Lord, she developed a passion for women’s ministry and teaching. This blossomed further when her husband went into pastoral ministry. While teaching, Shirley’s love for research led to the publishing of two historical fiction novels. Shirley also wears another hat, penning light-hearted devotional books . The first in a series of three: I See God in the Simple Things is scheduled to release this month. Shirley’s goal is to keep her fiction as true to life as possible, and focus her devotionals on simple everyday living to encourage her readers to enjoy life to the fullest regardless of its difficulties.
Visit Shirley online: http://shirleykoinonia.tripod.com/id5.html

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Winners for all February book giveaways will be announced on March 6th.

WIN A BOOK and FALL IN LOVE with Stand-In Groom!

What could be more romantic than a wedding? Today's book giveaway puts you smack dab in the middle of one. At least, the planning of one. The reviews are in and readers are giving Stand-in-Groom 5 out of 5 stars!

Here's a brief synopsis:

When wedding planner Anne Hawthorne meets George Laurence, she thinks she’s found the man of her dreams. But when he turns out to be a client, her “dream” quickly turns into a nightmare. Will Anne risk her heart and career on this engaging Englishman? George came to Louisiana to plan his employer’s wedding and pose as the groom. But how can he feign affection for a supposed fiancée when he’s so achingly attracted to the wedding planner? And what will happen when Anne discovers his role has been Stand-In Groom only? Will she ever trust George again? Can God help these two find a happy ending?

Click here to read Chapter One of Stand-In Groom



Kaye Dacus is an author and editor who has been writing fiction for more than twenty years. Pursuing her passion for writing, she earned a Master of Arts in Writing Popular Fiction from Seton Hill University. She is a former Vice President and long-time member of American Christian Fiction Writers, and is also a founding member of Middle Tennessee Christian Writers. Kaye lives in Nashville, Tennessee, and writes contemporary and historical romances.


Don't forget to leave a comment to automatically be entered to WIN a copy of Stand-in-Groom. Enter the previous romance novel giveaways here: Love Finds you in Humble, Texas; Kiss the Bride, and Do you Hear what I Hear?
Deadline to enter all February contests is February 27. All winners will be announced on March 6th.

FALL IN LOVE...with Kiss the Bride

Here's another chance for you to WIN!

Kiss the Bride is a fun collection of four novellas,each written by a different author. Here 's a synopsis:

Love is on the Menu!

When four restaurant owners meet at a conference, they discover they have more than just good food in common. Sharing faith, fears, and hopes as single women, they vow to meet again - but they might end up bringing guests.

Angel Morgan is focused on making her new restaurant successful. Cyril Jackson struggles with his feelings for Angel, knowing she doesn't share his dedication to the Lord. But can she learn the recipe for true soul food?

Monica Ryan and Gil Butler rediscover the devotion they shared as children, but Monica wonders if Gil isn't just after her desserts, prolonging a long-standing family restaurant feud.

When Haley Tannehill meets online pal Scott Jantzen, he leads her to give her heart to God first, before pursuing her for himself. But a secret about the Long Horn Restaurant down the street from Haley's family restaurant may tear them apart.

Allison Bennett's world world is as tipsy as a tipped teapot when two suitors enter her Sweet Something Tea Shop. While she questions Peter's character, Tyler comes with the memory of a past hurt that she's not sure she can forgive.

All four women must learn to trust if they're going to report love at the next restaurant conference.

Today's Featured Romance Author is CARRIE TURANSKY. Her novella, TEA FOR TWO, is included in Kiss the Bride. Here's a blurb of her story:

Allison Bennett, owner of a financially strapped teashop in Princeton New Jersey, receives a large anonymous check that saves her business. But she has no idea who sent it. Could it be Peter Hillinger, a wealthy businessman who wants to convince Allison he is the man for her? Or is it Tyler Lawrence, Allison’s old boyfriend, who returns to town claiming a renewed faith and a changed life. Allison doesn’t know whom to trust. Should she follow her head or heart, or is there Someone else she should be following?

Sounds fun, doesn't it?


Leave a comment and you will automatically be entered in this contest to WIN a copy of Carrie's Novella collection., Kiss the Bride.

Deadline to enter: February 27


ABOUT CARRIE TURANSKY:

Carrie Turansky and her husband, Scott, have been married for over thirty years and live in central New Jersey. They are blessed with five young adult kids, two who are married, and two grandsons. Carrie teaches women's Bible studies, speaks for women's events, and enjoys being involved in ministry with her husband. She also likes reading, gardening, and walking around the lake near their home. Carrie and her family spent a year in Kenya as missionaries, giving them a passion for what God is doing around the world. She is also the co-author of WEDDED BLISS, A BIG APPLE CHRISTMAS, and A BLUE AND GRAY CHRISTMAS, and the author of ALONG CAME LOVE. For more information about Carrie and her books, you may contact her through her website: http://www.carrieturansky.com/

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SUSHI FOR ONE?

I WON! I WON!

I won a copy of Camy Tang's debut novel, "Sushi for One?"

Camy and her book have been getting lots of buzz and I absolutely can't wait to read her novel. It's labeled as chick lit, but, according to Camy, it only has some of the chick lit elements. Whatever! It sounds great to me.

Here's an excerpt taken from Camy's website:

Book #1: Sushi for One? (September2007)

Sports-crazy Lex Sakai isn’t too worried about “winning” the unofficial family title “Oldest Single Female Cousin” when her cousin Mariko marries in a few months. Her control-freak grandma is easy to ignore, until Grandma issues an ultimatum—if Lex can’t find a date for Mariko’s wedding, her ruthless Grandma will cut off funding to the girls’ volleyball team that Lex coaches.

Lex isn’t about to look desperate by dating every player in the dugout. She comes up with a stringent list of requirements from her Ephesians Bible study in her search for The Perfect Man. She always wins in volleyball—if she ups her game, she’s sure to succeed.

Then her brother introduces her to non-Christian, non-athletic, no-immediate-physical-appeal Aiden.

Aiden’s on the rebound from a girl named Trish, who dumped him because he wasn't Christian. Then he discovers that Lex is 1) not attracted to him at all, 2) Christian, and 3) Trish's cousin. No way is he hooking up with anyone from that crazy family, much less another hypocritical Christian chick. He's certainly not masochistic.

Time is running out for Lex, and no matter what she does, she can’t find the right guy. Especially when she keeps running into Aiden everywhere. If only the list would stop getting longer and longer...

Does this book sound awesome or what?

Once I finish reading Sushi for One I'll try to post a review. In the meantime, if you can't wait and want to pick up a copy for yourself, go to http://www.amazon.com/ or http://www.barnesandnoble.com/.

Or, for more about Camy Tang, visit: www.camytang.com