Dear Harlequin,
Why do you hate me? Haven’t I always been there for you? Holding your hand, loving you, pimping you out to all my friends like a good reader.
Harl babe I even had Lawson holding a HSR and laughing at it, only to stop and say well hmmm I could read this one (Make-Believe Mom by Elaine Grant ). I know we have had our ups and downs. But I have TRIED to be there for you, time and time again!
Don’t you think it is only fair you give back, just a lil? Honestly I am beginning to think you just don’t appreciate me. ::sob:: I understand… it will never be just the two of us. I do! But can’t you at least TRY to stop hurting me so!
Is it too much to ask that you mark your upcoming books with what line they are in? IS IT?!? Mass Market Paperback, tells me jack shit and just makes me go well duh. Do you know how happy I was when I saw Homespun Bride by Jillian Hart available for Pre-order (Feb 12, 2008). Homespun Bride… what does that make you think of? YES! Historical!
I Sqqqquuuueeeee’ed! I told Lawson something wonderful was happening!!! I was gonna email Wendy, Jillian Hart was going to have a new Harlequin Historical! Yes all those exclamation marks were needed. But you cut me to the quick Harlequin, Jillian Hart isn’t returing to Harlequin Historical ::sob:: but kicking off a new steeple hill inspirational line ::double sob::.
You are cruel. I cried. I may never recover. ::cries:: Stop it or I swear I will quit you! I could do it too! Shut up gwen, I could, if I tried really really hard.
Crushed,
Sybil
:: just a note, me think someone else cried cuz this was really put into draft last weekend and now amazon shows it as: Homespun Bride (Love Inspired Historical) (Mass Market Paperback) and not just (Mass Market Paperback)::
Go team Amazon! For those of you that like inspy, I highly rec this author. You should check it out and tell us how it is.
Homespun Bride (Feb., $5.50) by Jillian Hart. When a young rancher rediscovers his now-blind high school sweethearts, they both must come to terms with broken dreams and the blessing of love.
I’ve read Jillian Hart’s other inspirational books and they are very good!
Hee, you should have e-mailed me and then I could have broken the bad news to you. Found out about this new line while we were in Dallas. What I can’t figure out is how come western inspirational historicals are doing so dang well, but regular old western historicals are apparently “dead?” Anyone care to explain that to me?
And lucky me, I just discovered Jillian Hart recently so I pretty much have her whole darn HH backlist to read still….
The really really sad thing is I KNEW about the line. I was just so damn excited that…
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