I am looking forward to Emmy Curtis, one of the table hostesses at the SOS America Military Tribute - free tickets are still available at this link. From Emmy's bio,
Emmy Curtis is an editor and a romance writer. An ex-pat Brit, she quells her homesickness with Cadbury Flakes and Fray Bentos pies. She's lived in London, Paris and New York, and has settled for the time being, in North Carolina. When not writing, Emmy loves to travel with her military husband and take long walks with their Lab. All things considered, her life is chock full of hoot, just a little bit of nanny. And if you get that reference...well, she already considers you kin.
Cadbury Flake Public Domain (link) |
I shared Emmy's bio with my British mother ... she understood the references! Emmy is the author of the Alpha Ops series, including PUSHING THE LIMIT:
They’re tough. They’re brave. And they’ll do anything for the women they love. They’re the Alpha Ops. In the tradition of Suzanne Brockmann and Julie Ann Walker comes a sizzling new high-octane romantic suspense novel from rising star Emmy Curtis.
After their one-night fling at a wedding, archaeologist Henrietta “Harry” Markowitz thought she’d never see war hero Matt Stanning again. So when they’re paired up to investigate a military plane crash in Iraq, she’s not sure if the three-month reunion is serendipitous or cursed. What she does know is this gorgeous man lights her body on fire—and incredible sex is always a welcome distraction.
Air Force Sergeant Matt Stanning has been called a hero, but he feels nothing like one when he realizes the sexy blonde in his bed is the widow of his fallen brother-in-arms. Even worse, he actually has to work with her, and she’s unearthed evidence that points to a military conspiracy. If they dig deeper, they’ll put their lives in danger. If they don’t, they’ll never know the truth—not only about the mysterious plane crash, but about each other.
They’re tough. They’re brave. And they’ll do anything for the women they love. They’re the Alpha Ops. In the tradition of Suzanne Brockmann and Julie Ann Walker comes a sizzling new high-octane romantic suspense novel from rising star Emmy Curtis.
After their one-night fling at a wedding, archaeologist Henrietta “Harry” Markowitz thought she’d never see war hero Matt Stanning again. So when they’re paired up to investigate a military plane crash in Iraq, she’s not sure if the three-month reunion is serendipitous or cursed. What she does know is this gorgeous man lights her body on fire—and incredible sex is always a welcome distraction.
Air Force Sergeant Matt Stanning has been called a hero, but he feels nothing like one when he realizes the sexy blonde in his bed is the widow of his fallen brother-in-arms. Even worse, he actually has to work with her, and she’s unearthed evidence that points to a military conspiracy. If they dig deeper, they’ll put their lives in danger. If they don’t, they’ll never know the truth—not only about the mysterious plane crash, but about each other.
Mahalo, Emmy, for serving as a military spouse ... and writing hot heroes! May is National Military Appreciation Month. For the month of May, I am giving away one grand prize of books and swag from the authors featured this month (link). Plus five more commenters - one for each branch of service - wins a book choice from my convention stash. To enter the giveaway,
1. What is your favorite chocolate? I agree with Emmy that Cadbury's Flake, especially in ice cream, is ono (delicious).
2. Comments are open through Sunday, May 31, 10 pm in Baltimore.
3. I'll post the winner on Monday, June 1.
Mahalo,
Kim in Baltimore
Aloha Spirit in Charm City
Learn more about Emmy and her books at emmycurtis.com.
I love Dove chocolate....candy, ice cream....doesn't really matter.
ReplyDeleteI like dark chocolate but no particular brand.
ReplyDeleteMaltesers are my favorite.
ReplyDeleteMy current favorite chocolate is Equal Exchange Dark Chocolate that is Orange infuses. The have several other bars I like.
ReplyDeleteI love Cherry Ripes. It could be the dark chocolate or the cherries or the coconut.
ReplyDeleteMilka with hazelnuts, super delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteAnything Dark Chocolate!
ReplyDeleteCadbury flakes are one of my favorite chocolates too. I love it when it's stuck in an ice-cream cone, which we call in England a '99'.
ReplyDeleteI prefer dark chocolate, however, I wouldn't turn down an offer of any kind!
ReplyDeleteReese's Peanut Butter Eggs :)
ReplyDeleteI like dark chocolate - CAdburys is good
ReplyDeleteI've never had Cadbury flake...that could change everything! For a regular candy bar, my favorite is Milky Way.
ReplyDeleteI love milk chocolate and dark, but don't care for white. Love peanut butter and chocolate combination!
ReplyDeleteany chocolate
ReplyDeleteDenise
I've never even heard of Cadbury's Flake. But I do like chocolate truffles.
ReplyDeleteI love dark milk chocolate and peanut butter/chocolate combinations.
ReplyDeleteany kind
ReplyDeleteCadbury has amazing chocolate: Flake, CurlyWurly, and Twist are my favorite Cadbury bars. I rarely even see a Flake in the US much less the others. Another favorite that I can't find in my part of the States is See's candy... :-(
ReplyDeleteI love chocolate truffles :) thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI prefer dark chocolate - my favorite mass-market candy bar is a Mounds bar. Fortunately, now that dark chocolate is declared healthy there are a lot more choices.
ReplyDeleteI've never had Cadbury flake! I love Hershey with almonds!
ReplyDeleteFerrero Rocher or chocolate truffles
ReplyDeleteHave several favorites: Plain Hershey Bar, Nestle's Crunch or Dk Choc Dove Bar.
ReplyDeletepatoct (Pat L)
Hershey kiss
ReplyDeleteKimh
I love all types of chocolate, especially truffles.
ReplyDeleteI love all kinds of chocolate, but particularly dark chocolate covered nuts.
ReplyDeletegmapeony
I love dark chocolate, but I don't have a favorite brand.
ReplyDeleteSnickers,Nestle,Milka chocolate :)
ReplyDeleteno favorite; any kind of chocolate if fine with me.
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