Reminder: I have a special giveaway to celebrate June at this link.
The Washington Romance Writers (WRW) are hosting its annual Reader Luncheon (link) on Saturday, October 8, 2016. I look forward to meeting Olivia Dade. From her bio (link),
Olivia is ready to launch the next book in her Lovestruck Librarians, READY TO FALL, on June 21:
Chris is not looking for a girlfriend. He's getting over his last one by focusing on his bike repair business. So when a feisty, sexy schoolteacher urges him to help improve her cycling skills, he does it strictly for the money. He vows he won't repeat history, even for a blonde bombshell like Sarah. But when the two find themselves alone on the road, they can't help taking a detour straight into each other's arms . . .
I am giving away a book choice from my convention stash. To enter the giveaway,
1. Let's chat about bikes - do you still ride one as an adult? I frequently rode a bike on Pearl Harbor (link) but have not taken to the wheels since moving to Maryland.
2. Comments are open through Saturday, June 11, 10 pm in Baltimore.
3. I'll post the winner on Sunday, June 12.
Mahalo,
Kim in Baltimore
Aloha Spirit in Charm City
Sad to say I never learned to ride one. We lived on a hill when growing up and although the other children all had bikes, my parents wouldn't allow it :(
ReplyDeleteSad to say I never learned to ride one. We lived on a hill when growing up and although the other children all had bikes, my parents wouldn't allow it :(
ReplyDeleteNot much of a bike rider.
ReplyDeleteI haven't ridden a bike in years but hubby does all the time.
ReplyDeleteI haven't ridden a bike since I was a teenager. My husband rides 10 miles a day Friday through Sunday.
ReplyDeleteWe are a big biking family, but I don't do it more than a couple times a week, and that is only around my house and street. I bike trails when we camp, though.
ReplyDeleteI have one but I haven't rode it in years.
ReplyDeleteI haven't ridden a bike in years, but if I ever move to someplace less hilly I'd love to get a bike.
ReplyDeleteThe last bike I rode was a stationary one ... and it's been too long since I've done that.
ReplyDeleteI have not ridden a bike in many years.
ReplyDeleteNo
ReplyDeleteBikes
Kimh
I have a bike, but have not ridden it. We live in the country and it isn't save to ride on the roads. The last time I rode a bike was about 3 years ago. We rented them and rode in Dogwood Canyon outside of Bryson, MO. I was bait shaky at first, but finally got better.
ReplyDeleteThere are way too many big hills here to make riding a bike any kind of fun.
ReplyDeleteThere are way too many big hills here to make riding a bike any kind of fun.
ReplyDeleteI never really had a bike when I was younger and I don't own one now. I don't have anywhere I would really travel to on bike (work is too far) so I don't see the need for one
ReplyDeleteI attempted to ide again a couple of years ago. Believe me it wasn't pretty. :)
ReplyDeleteCarol L
Lucky4750 (at) aol (dot) com
I don't have a bike of my own but I do ride my daughters, sometimes.
ReplyDeleteI have not ridden in years.
ReplyDeleteNot as an adult.
ReplyDeleteladbookfan
I do ride my bike very often, it's my main form of transportation :)
ReplyDeleteThe only bike I ride is an exercise bike.
ReplyDeleteOnly an exercise bike.
ReplyDeletekaren T.
I love bike riding it's a great form of exercise for me
ReplyDeleteAside from exercise bikes, I haven't ridden one since my school days!
ReplyDelete