Today, I’m participating in a Sizzling Summer Reads party sponsored by The Romance Reviews. Along with six other authors, I’m offering a prize to one lucky winner. Scroll down here and look for my question:
How many former students agreed to participate in the seance? (Note: You will get a clue)
Answer correctly and you could win an e-book of A Different Kind of Reunion.
Starting tomorrow and continuing until the middle of June, twenty-four of my author friends will host me on their blogs. I will be sharing posts, excerpts, and recipes with wonderful companions who have provided support and encouragement on my writing journey.
I’m hoping you’ll visit their blogs and enter the Rafflecopter Giveaway. You could win a $10 Amazon gift card.
Last month, I participated in an interview with Music Director and Producer Phil Taylor on Erin Radio 91.7 FM.
We chatted about my writing journey, cozy mysteries, and paranormal romances. I also shared excerpts from A Season for Killing Blondes, Too Many Women in the Room, and A Different Kind of Reunion.
The interview aired at 10 p.m. on Easter Sunday. You can listen here.
Note: There are two musical breaks during the 30-minute program.
Today, I’m participating in an anniversary party for The Romance Reviews. Along with three other authors, I’m offering a prize to one lucky winner. Scroll down here and look for my question:
What is the name of the Greek restaurant in this novel? (Note: You will get a clue)
Answer correctly and you could win an e-book of Too Many Women in the Room.
Destress the holidays and your life…Treat yourself to a collection of cleaning, cooking, kitchen, and life hacks contributed by the authors of The Wild Rose Press.
I’m happy to share two of my hacks:
A Quick Pick-Me-Upper on Page 64
and A Gentle Reminder on Page 100.
I was in the thick of my teaching career and very much involved in the extra-curricular life of the school. So, when admin asked for volunteers, I agreed (along with four other teachers) to accompany a bus-load of students to Canada’s Wonderland, the 330-acre theme park located in Vaughan, Ontario about 40 kilometers (25 miles) north of Toronto.
It would be my first time visiting the theme park, and I was determined to go on a few roller coaster rides. Having shied away from the experience during my childhood and adolescence, I knew it was now or never. To ensure that I wouldn’t back out, I shared my goal with colleagues and students.
When Gilda Greco invites her closest friends to a VIP dinner, she plans to share David Korba’s signature dishes and launch their joint venture— Xenia, an innovative Greek restaurant near Sudbury, Ontario. Unknown to Gilda, David has also invited Michael Taylor, a lecherous photographer who has throughout the past three decades managed to annoy all the women in the room. One woman follows Michael to a deserted field for his midnight run and stabs him in the jugular.
Gilda’s life is awash with complications as she wrestles with a certain detective’s commitment issues and growing doubts about her risky investment in Xenia. Frustrated, Gilda launches her own investigation and uncovers decades-old secrets and resentments that have festered until they explode into untimely death. Can Gilda outwit a killer bent on killing again?
Reviews
“A tale which far exceeds the bare bones of storytelling convention, offering the reader well-rounded characters and a narrative that doesn’t skimp on the details.” InD’Tale Magazine
“Too Many Women in the Room is the perfect blend of mystery, suspense, romance, and humor. The premise is intriguing and kept me guessing.” Jane Reads Blog
“The plot moves along at a steady pace with subplots adding to the tension.” Christa Reads and Writes Blog
“Filled with delicious cuisine, complex characters, and a murder mystery, this story will leave you guessing until the very end!” Jacquie Biggar
“Guidoccio masterly pulls the reader in with her finely detailed scenes, a strong and very likable female lead, and an intriguing plot.” Jo-Ann Carson
“This story is so well written; love the first person narrative and the nicely layered plot. This is cozy mystery writing at its best.” Beth Dale
“What’s not to love? Spicy food and an even spicier mystery. The book is peppered with both intrigue and recipes!” Nancy Fraser
“Once again, Joanne Guidoccio has given her readers a plumb good mystery. I can usually figure out who the killer is in most mysteries, but this one had me guessing and guessing again until the killer was revealed.” Margaret-Mary Jaeger
Friday was the last day of a month-long tour for my latest release, Too Many Women in the Room. I’m grateful to everyone who visited, commented, and shared the posts on social media. A special thanks to the twenty-nine author friends who featured me on their blogs.
Too Many Women in the Room is up for an award in the Crème de la Cover contest at InD’Tale Magazine.
The prize for the weekly contest winner is a 1/4 page ad in the next issue of InD’Tale magazine. The winner then competes in the finals held during the last week of the month. The monthly winner receives a full page ad in the magazine.
Today, I’m participating in a Summer Reads Party for The Romance Reviews. Along with ten other authors, I’m offering a prize to one lucky winner. Scroll down here and look for my question:
What is the name of Gilda Greco’s restaurant? (Note: You will get a clue)
Answer correctly and you could win an e-book of Too Many Women in the Room.