Math is the key to discovery ... a topic that Heather Snow explores in SWEET DECEPTION, Book Two in her Veiled Seduction Series:
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Inventive heroine + spy hero = passionate romance.
SWEET DECEPTION has exponential emotional depth as Heather explores how a lady a head of her time can convince a former spy to take a chance on love. As a math major and military veteran, I applaud Heather for including realistic angst arising from a spy's life ... in a surprising twist.
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I am giving away a Hawaiian SWEET Treat to one randomly selected commenter. To enter the giveaway,
1. Leave a comment about space - does any heavenly body intrigue you?
2. This giveaway is open to all readers.
3. Comments are open through Saturday, September 1, 10 pm in Hawaii. I'll post the winner on Sunday, September 2.
Mahalo,
Kim in Hawaii
To learn more about Heather and her books, check out her website at heathersnow.com.
Yes, since I enjoy watching Star Trek I always wanted to work on a space ship and see if there really is life out there. But I would love to examine Venus and see the rings up close.
ReplyDeleteI live near NASA. I find space exploration in general very interesting. I'm very unhappy that the current administration has chosen to throw away the space shuttle program.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy looking at the stars on a clear night. Love the name of the Milky Way. It has always been one on my favorite candy bars! lol
ReplyDeleteI love looking at the stars at, because they are so beautiful. Now being in Montana I can see them more often. I grew up near a space and missile base and I remember when there was talk of bring the shuttle to Vandenberg which would have been cool. However it was scrap, because of one of the shuttles crashing.
ReplyDeleteYes, all of space intrigues me. We watch shows on the universe on the science channel all the time. I love looking at the stars, moon, and planet at night. And sometimes we see satelites fly overhead.
ReplyDeleteSpace is an enigma because we have no idea what's really out there. There are so many planets, so many stars, suns and so much vast space...it's hard to really contemplate just how much is really there while looking up into the night sky.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, ever since I was in my elementary school. My fascination with space and science resulted to higher grades, I even dreamed of becoming an astronaut. :D
ReplyDeleteI am fascinated by what's in space and I've been following the movements of the Curiosity Rover.
ReplyDeleteI'm constantly watching the Science and History Channels. I especially enjoy Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman.
ReplyDeleteI like finding about space... :) But not very knowledgeable about it....
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All of space intrigues me---the possibility of other living beings out there!
ReplyDeleteabout the space, i really liked it the stars, moon. especially in the night. you know there is a google map application about stars. it helps me to know about the stars position. great app.
ReplyDeleteI'm always interested in things that happen in space. My husband used to work for NASA a few years ago, and I learned some very interesting things.
ReplyDeleteThe planets are interesting.
ReplyDeleteI love space. I have my students do a fantastic project on travel to planets.
ReplyDeleteI recently saw an Imax movie about the Space Shuttle program and now I am really intrigued by the edges of space that have been photographed by the Hubble telescope. It's so interesting! jepebATverizonDOTnet
ReplyDeleteYes, I enjoy learning about space.
ReplyDeleteI think anything related to outer space intrigues me. I enjoy watching shows and things that talk about things from stars and planets to aliens lol...
ReplyDeleteI have only realized in the last year that I do like Sci-Fi stories about aliens, etc. I love learning about space and looking at pictures taken in outer space.
ReplyDeleteThe passing of Neil Armstrong really does end an era. The space race seems a lot less urgent these days.
ReplyDeleteSpace is cool and interesting, but would not want to go. I am a big fan of show about space like star trek and battlestar galactica. Have been wanting to read this book, defiantely on my must read list. Thanks for the giveaway.
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Ive always found space intriguing. I love looking at the stars. Id love to explore other planets and see what there like. Thank you!
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We all love star trek here and Dr Who, We have a nice telescope and go out to look at the stars. I still love Saturn one of my favorite to look at!
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Ha, people can laugh but I love to find the big and little dipper and that's it. My daughter can tell you where others are but I can't seam to see them. I met Heather at RomCon this year and she is a sweet lady.
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I took astronomy in high school, so the entire vast night sky has always caught my interest.
ReplyDeleteI think the stars are intriguing and Mars is an interesting planet.
ReplyDeleteSoneday soon... this stars and mmon in the sky will just fall down and that would be very terrible..
ReplyDeleteyeah right... the end will come when starts fall down...someday soon..
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