What I Am Reading ~ Treva Harte: Intimate Choices
July 26, 2007
Intimate Choices by Treva Harte
From: Changeling Press
Best friends… and old regrets.
Once in a while everyone wishes they were in someone else’s shoes.
Moira wishes she was in her good buddy Samantha’s — or, better yet,
out of Sam’s shoes and in bed with Samantha’s husband Phil.Samantha wishes she could lead a live like Moira’s — a life filled
with temptations, and no reason to refuse them. Handsome men, a
glamorous job, a future filled with possibilities — possibilities Sam
gave up to marry Phil. Now it seems like she and Phil have been
married forever. It’s no fun being taken for granted.One wish can change a lifetime…
I know, I know, You’re all like… dude, what is so hell amazing about this book? I’m like dude… Dude! DUDE! Check out the god damned cover and who published it. Fucking Changeling Press that’s who dude! They have like a real sweaty mantitty type dude pictured on the cover not strangely contorted Poser people. And you’re like all duuuude. Wait till the Poser Union hears about this dude they will be puttin heavy hate on your Poserphobic ass. And I’m like all, yeah, but real mantitty is worth the hating dude.
Tags: Changeling Press, Contemporary Romance, Straight, Treva Harte
I know you’re probably sick of hearing from me. But I just wanted to tell you how often you make me laugh and how much i appreciate it
Thank god you comment.
I hate laughing to myself.
I talk enough to myself as it is lately arguing over those RWA issues.
I think it’s causing reading comprehension abnormalities just to figure out what they want to say next to what they actually wrote. Maybe it would be better if they got John Cleese to read them to us instead of just writing them.
I agree, you make me smile so many times… Even in other blogs as the smart bitches! But I tend to lurk, sometimes not having anything new to say ;)
And yes, this is a day to mark in our calendaries, for is a big change in changeling press!
I love Monty Python! John Cleese might make them more fun to listen to but unfortunately they would be equally dificult to understand.
Does the RWA ignore gay romance and erotica and e publishing all together? I noticed there is absolutely no mention of either on the web site that I could find