Historical & Paranormal Romance with Cecelia Mecca

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Good Adventures, This week I'm chatting with Historical and Paranormal Romance author Cecelia Mecca. You could win an autographed copy of one of her books, (If you're a US resident. If you are outside the US, the winner will receive an ebook or audiobook) Listen for details! If I sounded distracted near the end of the video, I was! One of my family members turned on the shower which is right next door to my office. All I could hear was a waterfall! You are so welcome Cecelia! It's my pleasure to chat with amazing authors. Comment over on our YouTube channel. Links: Cecelia Mecca's website Her books on Amazon On Ep 33 I walked you through getting Kindle books through your Kindle. How could I forget the name of Carrie's book? In the Present Tense. ~~~ What do I write? Thanks for asking. Get the free prequel to my June Nash Misadventure series and find out why a monkey was wearing June’s bra. Or dive right in and get the full length novel, How to Sex Your Snake That's it for this week, go read a good book! Melissa

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