Thursday, November 8, 2012

Fall into Red Hot Romance ... with me



Ah, Fall!

Such a gorgeous time of year.
The days turn cool, the nights cold and crisp.

The cottonwoods and aspen here in Montana have turned to gold, the nine-bark to burgundy, the maples in town to red and orange. Now the leaves are blowing  away in the wind, and the first snowflakes are beginning to fall.

Time to snuggle up with a hot drink
... and an even hotter romance.

I have to tell you, living in the northwest--
whether the Pac NW which my DH and I just
left, or back home here in the Big Sky Country ... I am used to loooong, cold winters. Great incentive to stay indoors and write a steamy romance to warm me up from the inside out! ;D

And read them, too. I've been enjoying my Kindle so much this fall. A girl can only write so many hours a day, you know. Then I recharge my romance batteries with a great read from another author. Or some time with my handsome DH, but that's another story.

Of course I also go to my local public library. Did you know most public libraries now have ebooks available? How cool is that? And inter-library loan, so you can get the books you really want to read. Many also have online reserve services, so you can hop on the waiting list when that new best-seller comes out.

Now why, you may ask, is an author touting borrowing books for free? Hey, reader, I know times are tough. And I grew up bringing home stacks of books from the library. All that reading helped boost me into a career as a school librarian, and then a second career as a writer.

I also happen to know that most library patrons are also book buyers. 40% of you are likely to find a great author at the library, and buy some of their books. That would be my history. Home in a small town in the Rockies with two little boys, I discovered many of my current go-to authors in weekly trips to the library for picture books for the boys, and romances for mommy.

My own books aren't in the library ... yet. Working on that.

But of course you can get them all online here. http://store.samhainpublishing.com/cathryn-cade-pa-351.html?PHPSESSID=a7ec480ea23720e66f13304b0d33cb02

They aren't free, but ebooks won't break the bank, either. And they don't take up much shelf space, lol. Gotta love that!

Hmmm ... speaking of FREE. Let's celebrate the debut November 6th of my latest red hot Hawaiian paranomal romance.

Leave a comment, and I'll enter you to win one of 5 FREE copies of the ebook, Hawaiian Heroes III; Blooming in the Wild. 

Fresh Fiction calls Blooming in the Wild 
"Sensuous and thrilling tale set amid the steamy jungles of Hawaii, where delicate blossoms assist lovemaking in delightful ways. Cade knows her location & drops some very real characters into these surroundings. I for one will be looking out for her next book!"
                             Fresh Fiction
                            Full review @ http://bit.ly/S9fAnr

And do hop to some other author sites on the Autumn's Harvest Blog Hop. There are lots of prizes, and one of you will win the BIG prize!

Fall into a Great Romance,

Cathryn Cade

http://www.cathryncade.com


65 comments:

  1. Autumn is my favorite season! I like all the beautiful colors outside and the weather is not that hot anymore but not freezing cold either. It's just perfect! Thank you for the giveaway!

    verusbognar (at) gmail (dot) com

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    1. Veronika,

      I so agree!

      Autumn turned to winter here in Montana with a vengeance yesterday. Wednesday, it was 67 and sunny. Thursday, the temp dropped 40 degrees, and it started to snow ... we now have over 10 inches, and it's getting cold! Brrr.

      Great weather for reading a great book.

      Cathryn

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  2. I love Fall , watching the leaves change and Football , also my when I tend to read more as well.

    vampiremistress2010(at)gmail(dot)com

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    1. Dear Vamp Mistress,

      Also, this is when the nights get longer, right? Great times for vampires.

      I know what you mean, tho. Time to cocoon for indoor sports of all kinds!

      Cathryn

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  3. It’s my favorite season-- love the changing leaves, anything pumpkin and halloween!!

    Thank you for the giveaway!!

    booksconsidered[at]gmail[dot]com

    although I have to say, looking at that book cover makes me want to be somewhere tropical!

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  4. Eva,

    I'm with you--anything pumpkin! After Halloween, I just turn my
    jack o'lantern collection around so they're just punkins, until after Thanksgiving.

    So glad the book cover had the desired effect on you, lol!

    Cathryn

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  5. Hi, Cathryn! You must be a busy, busy lady--I'm seeing your name all over the Internet. And I saw your message you were having a blizzard. Brrr! The temp was in the mid-thirties here last night, so we just got icy water. :) I love watching the snow, but not sure I'd want to live in it all winter. But curling up with a good book sounds marvelous!

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    1. Genene,

      Thanks for stopping by--I know you are also very busy!

      Today the sun is shining through a pale sky, very pretty, and very cold. To shovel our back porch, and go for short walk, I put on long underwear, jeans & turtleneck, wool socks, insulated boots and mittens, down coat and hat with ear flaps (big dork factor there, but warm). Sheesh!

      Good day for writing & reading.
      smiles,
      Cathryn

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  6. Hawaii, Just what those of us Superstorm Sandied in. I can't wait to try a sample.
    planterofhope(at)aol(dot)com

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    1. Carla,,

      I so agree, those of you who went thru Sandy need an escape, even if only a great romance.

      I'm glad you're okay.
      Cathryn

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  7. K April,

    It's always so reassuring to bundle up in our favorite warm wraps, isn't it? Today I'm wearing a turtleneck and a down vest at my desk, both in my favorite lime green. So fun.

    Thanks for stopping by! Hope you get the chance to head for warm, tropical Hawaii ... at least in a book.

    Cathryn

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  8. I love reading about things that go bump in the night this time of year. Thanks for the fun!

    zenfoxflowerATyahooDOTcom

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    1. Elie,

      Bump in the night is fun--esp when it's the hero and heroine, lol.

      Thanks for stopping by,
      Cathryn

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  9. Autumn is my favorite. I love the cooler weather, all the pumpkin stuff and Halloween! Thanks for the chance to win!
    natasha_donohoo_8 at hotmail dot com

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    1. Natasha,

      Thanks for stopping by. I'm with you on the fun of fall.

      Cathryn

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  10. Thanks for the awesome giveaway!
    cassandrahicks1989@yahoo.com

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    1. Cassandra,

      so glad you think a chance to win my books is awesome :D

      Cathryn

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  11. I like the cooler weather (though, okay, slightly warmer than today would be okay), changing colors, and holiday treats!

    vitajex(at)aol(dot)com

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    1. Vitajex,

      I hear you--cool not cold is the best. Holiday treats, always.

      Cathryn

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  12. Fall is my favorite season & I love everything about it! I love the colors, the crunch of leaves, hot apple cider, and bonfires.

    Sassychassy333@gmail.com

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    1. Sassy,

      Your fall sounds great. We'll be having a New Years Eve bonfire here on our Montana acreage - fall bonfires are too dangerous. Enjoy yours!

      Cathryn

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  13. Great to read about Hawaii as the weather turns cooler. In autumn, it is lovely to enjoy the cooler weather after the heat of summer.Here in Australia, it is spring and we are heading into summer.

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    1. Ann,

      Helloooo down there! Hope you have an awesome summer, not too hot where you are.

      Cathryn

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  14. I haven't been to my local library in so long. Ebooks are keeping me busy though.
    bituin76 (at) hotmail (dot) com

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    1. JanD,

      Ebooks can keep us busy ... they're so easy to download, and such a variety. I'm glad to be part of that.

      Cathryn

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  15. This series is great. Can't wait to read this one. Thanks for the giveaway.

    mythic021@gmail.com

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    1. Vanessa,

      Thanks for saying the series is great! So appreciate that.

      Cathryn

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  16. Blooming in the Wild sounds like a great antidote for those chilly grey days when you can't remember what sunshine looks like. Not that I don't love fall, but sometimes I like to escape via books to other climates and seasons!

    dancingcelt at gmail dot com

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    1. Mer,

      I wrote this series as an antidote to chilly grey days, so reading it will definitely carry you away to warm sun, and hotter nights!

      Cathryn

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  17. Thanks for the amazing giveaway!
    elizabeth @ bookattict . com

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  18. this book looks very intriqing i love autumn and everything that it has to offer thanks for the chance to win angelwolfmystic@yahoo.com

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    1. Angel,

      Glad the book looks intriguing. It's a great antidote to colder weather.

      Cathryn

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  19. Autumn is my favorite season, leaves, green grass, red roses, cool weather. It's perfect! Thanks for participating in the blog hop!

    brendurbanist at gmail dot com

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    1. Brenda,

      Sounds like you're describing fall in the south. Sounds lovely!

      Cathryn

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  20. Mmmm. When the temperatures drop, it's fun to be transported to a tropical paradise. Even better if the weather isn't the only thing hot. Sounds like a fun read. terrimuhich(at)yahoo(dot)com.

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    1. Tara,

      The weather is def not the only thing hot in these books!

      Thanks,
      Cathryn

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  21. Love the cooler weather.
    magic5905 at embarqmail dot com

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    1. Joy,

      I am always glad to see cooler weather, too. Maybe not the 5 below we had two nights ago, lol.

      Cathryn

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  22. I love fall, especially apples. Applesauce, Apple Pie, Apple Fritters, yummy! Congrats on newest release!

    susanmplatt AT hotmail DOT com

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    1. Susan,

      I'm with you on the apple treats! My DH and I had a cider press for a few years. It was fun, and made delish cider. Now I stick to applesauce and pies.

      Cathryn

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  23. Fall with all its colors. Hot drinks and a great book, fireplace... So many wonderful things about fall. Not the least the holiday season.
    tessa.bamberg@kolumbus.fi

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    1. Tessa,

      Hmm, you're making me want to light a fire this evening in our woodstove. Perfect place to enjoy a book.

      PS. Love your name--Tessa is the heroine of my 2nd pubbed book, Her Commander.

      Cathryn

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  24. Thanks for being in the hop! I love autumn's cooler temps, amazing foliage, and apple cider donuts!

    jochibi AT yahoo DOT com

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    1. Jo,

      oh I love apple cider donuts! Haven't had one for years.

      Cathryn

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  25. As a librarian, I know all about library ebooks and interlibrary loan! Thanks for the plug.
    catherinelee100 at gmail dot com

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    1. Catherine,

      Absolutely! Free libraries are the mark of a successful democracy ... may we never lose ours, or our librarians.

      You rock!

      Cathryn

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  26. The book sounds great!
    I love the cooler weather and changing colors of the leaves in autumn. Thanks for the chance!
    sqwalker2@gmail.com

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    1. Liese,

      The leaf colors are so gorgeous--wish they lasted for about 3 months!

      Cathryn

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  27. My favorite thing about Autumn/Fall is the changing color of the leaves, orange, yellow, red, even purple. They are so pretty. My least favorite thing is raking up those pretty leaves. LOL I love to curl up by the fire and read a hot romance book on a cold fall evening. Thanks for being part of the hop and for the chance to win. <^_^>
    reneebennett35 (at) yahoo (dot) com

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    1. NayNay,

      We no longer rake leaves - here in Montana the wind just blows them all out onto our hay fields, lol! But it can be hard work, for sure.

      Thanks for stopping,
      Cathryn

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  28. I love the Fall because of the football games and tailgating with friends and family! And of course having a campfire with roasted hotdogs! Thanks for the chance to win a great giveaway!

    kacidesigns AT yahoo DOT com

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    1. Kaci,

      Football and tailgating is great! And you can't beat a weenie roast.

      Cathryn

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  29. I love Autumn for the leaves. I read lots of books as it gets colder.

    smurfettev AT gmail DOT com

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    1. Sheri,

      I read more when it's colder, too. Luckily I also write more, lol.

      Cathryn

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  30. Tend to read more also when the weather turns, colder..
    I occasionally go to my local library eCollection site and borrow books...

    Happy Holidays

    BeckeyWhite

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    1. Beckey,

      Cheers to you for using your library! Woot!

      Cathryn

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  31. I love the colors of fall!

    Interesting twist on the genre. Hawaiian pr sounds cool.
    lisarayns at gmail dot com

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    1. Lisa,

      Thanks, I love genre bending. Makes it fun to write and read.

      best,
      Cathryn

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  32. I love the cool weather of Fall! Thanks for the giveaway!

    paranormalbookreviews@gmail.com

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    1. Shar,

      Hope you're enjoying this fall with some great reads.

      Thanks for stopping,
      Cathryn

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  33. Great hop! Thanks for sharing!

    bacchus76 at myself dot com

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    1. Donna,

      This has been a great hop, hasn't it? Thanks for stopping by here.

      Cathryn

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  34. Miriam,

    Sounds like you live in a beautiful place indeed!

    Thanks for stopping,
    Cathryn

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  35. Dear Fall Blog Hoppers,

    (Hmm, that makes you sound like a tiny species of frog) Anyway, thanks again to everyone who stopped by my blog for the Autumn Harvest Hop.

    Enjoyed chatting with you all. I loved everyone's favorite things about a season. We all have a slightly different twist, don't we?

    Here are the winners of my 5 FREE ecopies of Hawaiian Heroes III; Blooming in the Wild.

    Veronika
    K April Holgate
    Carla
    Catherine Lee
    Shar Simms

    I'll be sending each of the winners an email, also. And everyone was entered to win the BIG blog hop prizes, so always check your email junk file before dumping!

    Happy Thanksgiving,
    Cathryn

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