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RT Convention – Kansas City 2013 (A Round-up in Photos)

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The RT convention is one of the highlights of my year. I start counting down to the next one the minute the previous one finishes. Why? Because I get to spend it with my writer friends (although I’m still sulking about Sami not making this year), and I get to meet readers who I spend lots of time with online.

I could write a long post here about my time at RT this year, but I think the best way to share how awesome it is, is with photos. Questions will be answered after. Honest :)

Breakfast at IHOP on my first day...

Breakfast at IHOP on my first day…

Which I could not finish. But yummy!

Which I could not finish. But yummy!

Look! A bookstore! A brick and motar bookstore (in which I bought a Sonic Screwdriver and a talking Dalek!)

Look! A bookstore! A brick and motar bookstore (in which I bought a Sonic Screwdriver and a talking Dalek!)

Mari, Valerie and me. Being awesome.

Mari, Valerie and me. Being awesome.

Why yes, we are all gorgeous. Thank you for noticing.

Why yes, we are all gorgeous. Thank you for noticing.

Mari Carr is a pervert.

Mari Carr is a pervert.

A touchy-feely pervert.

A touchy-feely pervert.

Now, is the frog spitting at the little boy's you-know-what?

Now, is the frog spitting at the little boy’s you-know-what?

Or is the little boy peeing on the frog?

Or is the little boy peeing on the frog?

Valerie. Riding a bull. Because.

Valerie. Riding a bull. Because.

Tequila shots. Mr. C's face in this (blurry) photo cracks me up.

Tequila shots. Mr. C’s face in this (blurry) photo cracks me up.

Valerie Tibbs is NOT asleep. Don't be fooled!!

Valerie Tibbs is NOT asleep. Don’t be fooled!!

Look VERY closely at the name on the badge I'm wear. Very closely... (and yes, I WILL answer questions about it)

Look VERY closely at the name on the badge I’m wear. Very closely… (and yes, I WILL answer questions about it)

Snow! And me and Jess. In SNOW! Holy smokes, it snowed while we were there!

Snow! And me and Jess. In SNOW! Holy smokes, it snowed while we were there!

The badge. Again. Look at it. Now look at Mari's face. And mine. Hee hee hee.

The badge. Again. Look at it. Now look at Mari’s face. And mine. Hee hee hee.

Of course, Lila and Mari were utterly gorgeous. As always (bitches!)

Of course, Lila and Mari were utterly gorgeous. As always (bitches!)

While Valerie and I couldn't quite figure out what the hell I was doing with my phone (We were at the bar after all.)

While Valerie and I couldn’t quite figure out what the hell I was doing with my phone (We were at the bar after all.)

Zombie attack!

Zombie attack!

Arggghhh. Grrrrrooaannn. Braaaaaiiiinsss. (Can you believe we didn't win the costume contest?)

Arggghhh. Grrrrrooaannn. Braaaaaiiiinsss. (Can you believe we didn’t win the costume contest?)

Connie and Val. Who are awesome. In awesome shirts. Because they are awesome.

Connie and Val. Who are awesome. In awesome shirts. Because they are awesome.

I maybe feeling up a complete stranger.

I maybe feeling up a complete stranger.

Remember when I felt up a stranger? Well, I also got a massage from a complete stranger. How's that for the universe restoring balance?

Remember when I felt up a stranger? Well, I also got a massage from a complete stranger. How’s that for the universe restoring balance?

Me, Mari Carr and Val, the best personal assistant ever!

Me, Mari Carr and Val, the best personal assistant ever!

A random photo of me. I sent this one home to my girls. They responded with a picture of our cat.

A random photo of me. I sent this one home to my girls. They responded with a picture of our cat.

So my Ellora's Cave editor could not make it to RT this year (boo boo), so we took her.

So my Ellora’s Cave editor could not make it to RT this year (boo boo), so we took her.

And Farm Boy (Lila Dubois' husband) posed with her.

And Farm Boy (Lila Dubois’ husband) posed with her.

And kissed her.

And kissed her.

While Lila and Rhian looked like they were about to make out.

While Lila and Rhian looked like they were about to make out.

Duck faces! (I love Michelle Boone, in case you're wondering)

Duck faces! (I love Michelle Boone, in case you’re wondering)

And more duck faces (with some serious groping. Hee hee hee)

And more duck faces (with some serious groping. Hee hee hee)

And me. At the Dallas airport about to fly back to Oz. Happy to be going home, but sad RT was over for another year :(

And me. At the Dallas airport about to fly back to Oz. Happy to be going home, but sad RT was over for another year :(

The Newcastle Writers Festival – Words, Waves and Wonder

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Screen Shot 2013-04-01 at 12.04.12 PMThis Friday evening marks the beginning of the inaugural Newcastle Writers Festival. I’m speaking on the Saturday evening session, What Women Want: A Discussion about Desire, with Anita Heiss and Marion Halligan. Dr. Anita Heiss is an Indigenous Literacy Day Ambassador and a proud member of the Wiradjuri nation of central New South Wales and Marion Halligan is one of Australia’s most prolific and awarded authors. (I know, I’m still stunned I’m on a panel with them both.) I can’t wait to meet these amazing writers and look forward to seeing what women really do want during our session.

You can find out more about the Newcastle Writer’s Festival at the official website (click here). The festival runs for three days with some amazing sessions and I’m absolutely chuffed to be a part of it.

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I moved to Newcastle in 1993. I grew up in Tamworth, a rural city with a country town feel. Moving to Newcastle to study at university, I was a tad nervous. I am a country girl at heart and the idea of life in the big city scared me.

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But Newcastle turned out to be just a country town in big city clothes. It’s a wonderful place to live, with friendly people, a rich multi-cultural heritage and beaches so beautiful you could just sit and watch the waves breaking on the sand all day (if you didn’t have to worry about deadlines. Grrr).

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If you’re within driving distance of Newey, I’d love to see you Saturday night. :)

 

Lexx

 

 

A Totally Impulsive Give Away

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Hands up if you’ve read Dark Destiny? Hands up if you can’t wait for the release of Dark Embrace?

Now, keep your hand up if you’d like to win a Principatus T-shirt with THIS logo on it?

 

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In a completely impulsive decision, I’ve decided to give one away to one lucky person along with an ARC of Dark Embrace (which isn’t due for release until April 2). I’ll draw the winner in 7 days time and announce it here.

So, how do you go in the draw? Simple. Leave a comment about what you liked the most about Dark Destiny on my Facebook page (link here), tell me in a tweet (@lexxie_couper), review it on Goodreads (send me the link to the review) or leave a comment here on this blog post. If you haven’t read Dark Destiny, don’t stress, you can still enter the comp by telling me what’s your favourite line from either the Dark Destiny excerpt or the Dark Embrace excerpt which you can find here :) The more times you comment, tweet, post, review the more times you go into the draw.

How’s that sound?

Who wants to go first? Kiss kiss?

Hee hee hee.

 

 

 

An Englishman, An American and a Hollywood Film in Australia…

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MuscleForHire300(ARRC)No, this is not the beginning of a lame joke. It’s the hook onwhich Muscle for Hire is hung. And it’s available TOMORROW!!! Yay!!

So what better way to whet your appetite than with an exclusive excerpt. Ready?

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Warm approval rolled through Aslin. It threaded through the base physical attraction he felt for Rowan. There was so much more to this woman than just a gorgeous body and sexy strength. She was protective, stubborn and not afraid to face any challenge to those she loved.

The realization was unsettling. It made the heavy pressure in his groin all the more exquisite and painful. Mindless fucking wasn’t mindless when the woman he was fucking stirred him on an emotional level as well. And Christ, did Rowan Hemsworth stir him on an emotional level.

His blood roared in his ears. The adrenaline still lingering in his veins from his earlier mechanical-bull ride surged through him again, this time fed by an excitement far more potent.

He could fall for Rowan Hemsworth if he let himself. Hard. Fast.

The thought made his mouth dry. He’d had numerous lovers in his time, but nothing serious. Protecting Nick—and then Lauren and Josh—had been his priority. He met his sexual desires when needed and went back to work. But that work, that life, was almost in his past. What did that mean for everything else in his life?

“So tell me, super soldier—” Rowan’s stare held his, a shadow deep in her eyes Aslin longed to understand, “—what exactly are you hoping to achieve working on Dead Even with my brother?”

To get to know you better.

The words, the confession, almost slipped from him. They were there, right on his tongue. They made his heart thump harder and his stomach coil. Instead, he leant forward, drew his gaze level with Rowan’s and said, “To make him the most believable super soldier Hollywood has ever seen.”

“Oh well, in that case—” she chinked her glass against his, a smile playing with her lips, “—here’s to super soldiers on and off screen.”

She downed her scotch in a single mouthful and then ran the tip of her tongue along her top lip. Aslin stared at the small pink tip of flesh, hypnotized. He wondered what it would feel like sliding against his. Would she taste of scotch if he kissed her now? Or would her mouth be sweet and warm?

Would he lose himself in the kiss? Would she moan into his mouth and wrap her arms around his back?

Would she press her hips to his?

Would she—

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So yeah, that’s where I’m leaving it. I’m a tease, I know. Sorry :)

You can buy Muscle for Hire at Samhain, Amazon, Barnes and Noble and all good ebook resellers TOMORROW!!! Yay!!

When Holiday Photos Go Wrong

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My family and I spent the last week on a holiday at the Gold Coast (for all you American readers, think Orlando with less Aligators). We had a wonderful time. My husband and I promised each other it would be a completely work-free trip and, with the exception of the odd two minute phone call or quick peek at Twitter, it was. Our girls had an absolute ball. We went to all the major theme parks, took a deep-sea whale-watching cruise, ate way too much, explored rain forests, lazed around the resort pool, swam every day and relaxed in the ajoining spa.

I think we took over a hundred photos. Here are some of the best (and by best, I mean, worst *grin*)

This is a photo of my husband and my eldest daughter, Peanut, riding her very first rollercoaster. Yes. It is. Well, it would be, if I’d clicked earlier.

This is NOT a photo of either of my daughters.

Neither is this. They were both ON the ride, but apparently in the stealth seats.

This is a photo of the tiger in mid jump, catching the chicken wings thrown by the two brave guys in khaki. Honest.

This is a photo of my husband.

As is this. Sexy bastard, isn’t he?

This is me and Peanut on a rollercoaster together. Or at least, it should be. We never made it into frame as you can see.

This is a Southern Humpback whale surfacing during our whale watching cruise. Or a fish farting underwater. I can’t really tell.

A smiling dolphin about to be stroked by the Demon Princess. Trust me on this, ‘k?

Me and the Demon Princess waiting to enter Dreamworld. Can you see how excited we are?

And last, but not least…

My husband and I. And some other people. And a rollercoaster. Ahhh, good times captured in digital perfection.

Don’t you just love holiday photos? Hee hee hee.

The Next Best Thing Challenge…or Ten Quick Questions About the Book.

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I was tagged by the utterly insane (and completely wonderful) Aussie author Kylie Scott to do The Next Best Thing Challenge

Here’s how it works:

  • Answer the 10 questions below
  • Spread the fun and tag other writers to participate.

1. What is the title of your book / WIP?
Misplaced Cowboy. It’s the second book in the Foreign Affairs series I’m writing with New York Times Bestselling author, Mari Carr (yeah, I had to get that NYT Bestseller thing in there. I bask in her awesomeness as often as possible *grin*)

2. Where did the idea for this book come from?

The conversation (via email) went something like this:

Me: Mari, I think you’re amazing. Will you please please write something with me?

Mari: Who are you again?

Me: I’ll resort to self-harm. Please? 

Mari: Contact me again and I’ll be calling the police.

Me: Pleeeeeeese? We could write about some hot sexy Aussie stockmen and the feisty American women they seduce. I’ll send you Tim Tams…

Mari: Tim Tams? Okay, I’m in. Who are you again?


3. What genre would your book fall under?

Contemporary cowboy romance…although cowboys aren’t called cowboys in Australia. They’re called stockmen. Or graziers. And the younguns are called jackeroos, a fact Dylan, the Aussie stockman hero points out often to the New Yorkers he meets.

4. Which actors would you choose to play your characters in a movie rendition?
Chris Hemsworth for Dylan Sullivan (the hero)
Chris Hemsworth for Hunter Sullivan (the hero’s identical twin brother)
Natalie Portman for Monet Carmichael (the heroine)
Tom Hiddleston for Phillip (a minor but crucial antagonist)

5. What is the one sentence synopsis of your book?

An Aussie cowboy from the Outback finds himself posing as a nude model for a very sexy, fiesty New York artist.

6. Is your book published or represented?
It’s available August 15th from everywhere. But you can pre-order it here at Amazon and here at Barnes and Noble already (yay!)

7. How long did it take you to write it?

Hmmm, a month and a half. I think. Maybe. Errr…I never keep track of this kind of thing.

8. What other books in your genre would you compare it to?
Maya Banks and Loreleigh James’ cowboy romances (yeah, I possibly have delusions of grandeur, but still, it’s pretty bloody good, even if I do say so myself *grin*)

9. Which authors inspired you to write this book?

No specific author (unless you count Mari who I wrote it with), but every romance book I’ve read with an American cowboy hero. I read them and thought…I reckon an Aussie stock would measure up quite nicely against these guys. And I guess, to a point, the first Crocodile Dundee movie. Hey, there’s even a “that’s not a knife, that’s a knife” joke in it….kinda. ;)

10. Tell us anything else that might pique our interest in your book.

Apart from the sorta, kinda “that’s not a knife, that’s a knife joke”? (which is mentioned in reference to an appendage on a man’s body, btw). Well, it’s three different love stories in one: a love story between a man and a woman, a love story to New York and a love story to Australia. How’s that? Did it pique your interest at all?

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Foreign Affairs, Book Two

Flying halfway ’round the world to meet his potential soul mate sounds like a fine idea to Dylan Sullivan-until he discovers said soul mate, Annie, has gone looking for him. In Australia. Now Dylan’s adrift, a bloke from the Outback alone in the bloody big city. Until he’s rescued by Monet, a gorgeous local artist . . . and Annie’s best friend.

A dyed-in-the-wool New Yorker, Monet has never met anyone like Dylan. Taking temporary care of the sizzling-hot cowboy is easy; he’s friendly, funny and interesting. Keeping her hands off him is decidedly not easy. That horny accent, that killer grin . . . and as a successful artist, Monet is very much a hands-on sort of girl.

Dylan and Monet hold back until they learn Annie is engaged in her own foreign affair in Oz. Then all bets-and clothes-are off. But it can only be a fling. An Aussie cowboy doesn’t belong in New York any more than a city girl belongs in the Outback.

Now if only their hearts would listen.

You can check out Misplaced Cowboy here at Ellora’s Cave, here at Amazon and here at Barnes and Noble.

While you’re there, also take a look at Misplaced Princess, the first book in the series and the book belonging to the afore mentioned Hunter Sullivan.

Now, tag time.

I’m tagging my fellow Down Under Divas, Sami Lee, Jess Dee and Rhian Cahill, as well as my fellow writer-in-crime Mari Carr. Let’s see what interesting facts we discover…

Look at me, the cheap tart

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I’m excited to share some brilliant news with you. But the title of this post might be misleading. I’m not cheap, I’m…FREE!

Yep, you read that right. For a limited time, my menage novella, Chasing Sunset is available as a free download from most of your major outlets. Amazon and Barnes & Noble so far, but keep an eye on the Samhain and Sony stores in the near future.

If you download the book and like it, I’d love it it you’d leave a review at the outlet from which you downloaded it. We authors love reviews, and they help other readers decide if they might like the book too. Thanks!

Chasing Sunset:

After an unsettled childhood, Sidney McCall has finally found a home in Graceville. This dream town comes with a dream boyfriend. Drew Buchanan is charming, romantic, completely devoted to her—and he cooks! Now if only the whole commitment thing didn’t give her night sweats…

Drew, a professional chef, wants nothing more than to give Sidney everything she’s ever dreamed of, both in and out of bed. Even if it means serving up her most secret wish complete with a whipped-cream topping: a tryst with two men. His best friend Brody Nash is the missing ingredient, and the only man he trusts with the woman he loves.

What starts out as a little harmless sexual play quickly boils over into something none of them expected. An emotional minefield that could forever change the course of their lives.

Warning: Contains explicit sex scenes including; ménage a trois, oral sex, stripper heels, creative use of whipped-cream deserts, sex in a public place, light bondage, hanky spanky and hunky, bossy men. In short, more than enough naughty business for one little novella!!!

Excerpt

“Brody?” Sidney’s mind blanked at Drew’s answer. “What’s Brody doing here?”

She’d rarely seen Drew appear sheepish, but it was the only word she’d use to describe the expression that crossed his strongly carved features. “Ah, that’s what I was trying to talk to you about.”

Sidney watched as Drew refastened his jeans, only then remembering to smooth down her dress. She was still dizzy from the aftereffects of the fantastic sex they’d just had and figured it must be adversely impacting her hearing. “Did you invite Brody here tonight?”

“Yeah. I did. But it’s not what you think.”

She crossed her arms over her chest and scowled. If Drew thought beer and poker was in the cards tonight after she’d spent all afternoon cooking, she’d kick him right in his cute behind with her five-inch stripper heels. “You mean you didn’t arrange some kind of boys’ night on our anniversary?”

His laugh held an irony she didn’t understand. “No, definitely not a boys’ night. More of a girl’s night, actually.”

Sidney squinted at him, confused. “Huh?”

The rapping on the door boomed once again and Drew called out impatiently, “Just a sec.” He turned back toward Sidney. “I meant to explain this as soon as I got home, but you looked so damned sexy. And then you started rubbing up against me and the words just”—he waved a hand in the air—“disappeared.”

Rubbing up against him! He made her sound like a stray cat. “I swear, Andrew Buchanan, if you don’t start making some sense I’ll…”

She bit off the end of her threat as the knock came again.

“Do you guys want me to get out of here?” The sardonic lilt of that masculine voice confirmed that their visitor was indeed Drew’s best friend. Sidney uttered a frustrated sound. She whirled around and swung open the door. Surely, once Brody got a look at the way she was dressed, the fifty or so candles she’d lit and placed all around the dining area, he’d get the message loud and clear that she and Drew were busy.

Brody Nash stood in the hall, almost filling up the rectangular space formed by the open door with his wide shoulders. He carried a bowl of something that looked creamy and decadent tucked under his arm. Brody was one of the best dessert chefs in the business, a skill Sidney had always considered incongruently delicate for such a hulking bear of a man.

The gaze he raked over her held a wealth of blatant masculine interest. He didn’t bother to hide the fact he was x-ray visioning everything beneath the racy black dress she had donned for Drew’s benefit.

Sidney fought the urge to shuffle her feet. She was assailed by the possibility that Brody had heard everything that had just happened. He must have been in the hallway, right on the other side of the wall she’d just demanded Drew fuck her against. His dark brown eyes held a hint of wicked knowledge that seemed to confirm he’d been privy to all that crazy dirty talk she’d screamed because she knew it drove Drew nuts. Not to mention all the banging against the wall she’d been doing while she’d been banging her boyfriend.

Her cheeks grow hot beneath Brody’s lazy scrutiny of her body. But it was the burst of something else unexpectedly heated that made her breath still in her lungs. As the man’s gaze brushed over her cleavage, Sidney’s nipples pebbled. She still felt sensitized where Drew had so recently been inside her, and those nerve endings zinged with something that had nothing to do with embarrassment.

The thought that Brody had heard her howling at Drew to make her come actually turned her on.

Sami

 

So, who wins a holiday to Bandicoot Cove?

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Mai does!

By Random Number.org, Mai’s comment was drawn from all the entries Jess and I received. And just out of interest, you guys have the most amazing list of fantasy holidays and companions. Lex and I wanted to come along on every single one! Damn :)

Mai, we will be in contact with you soon to get your postal details from you.

To everyone else, thank you so much for celebrating the release of Tropical Desires and the up-coming release of the next three Bandicoot Cove books. We had so much fun reading your comments.

1/ If you could go anywhere in the world on a holiday, where would you go? I’m not sucking up, but I really want to go to Australia :-)

2/ who would you go with? I want Rafael Nadal, the tennis player, and Trey Songz, the singer :-)

Oh my I would enjoy the hell out of those dicks..er, bodies :-D

Maiwilliams08@gmail.com

Everything I Learnt About America…

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…I learnt from Mari Carr.

‘Tis true. Honest. Until Mari Carr and I decided to write a series of books together, I was 100% convinced Thanksgiving was something Hollywood invented so movies like Planes, Trains and AutomobilesSon in Law and Home for the Holidays could be made. Okay, 60% convinced.

Until Mari Carr and I decided to write the Foreign Affairs series, about a group of Aussies from the Outback and the city-slicker Americans they seduce, I was more than convinced the only beer in America was Miller (and I thought it was Millers. With an “s”).

Okay, so I wasn’t that clueless to the North American world, but Google can only help you out some of the time. And Meg Ryan, Tom Hanks, Sandra Bullock and the Men in Black aren’t entirely the font of New York City knowledge this little Aussie hoped they would be.

For starters, Google doesn’t tell me you could walk twenty New York blocks and not once bump into someone you know. If I was to believe Jerry Seinfeld, my heroine–Monet Carmichael–should be running into her friends any time she decided to go for a stroll. It was Mari who pointed out the chances of that happening are slim.

Mari also told me exactly where an Aussie cowboy would go to buy a suite in New York–and it isn’t the local Target down the road.

When I sent Mari the first draft of Book Two of the Foreign Affairs series, Misplaced Cowboy (which sees an Aussie stockman come to New York to meet with a woman he met online) it was full of these

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Everytime I came to a bit of information or detail about New York or America I was clueless about, I would write XXXX and continue on. Poor Mari had a lot of XXXXs to address.

  • What kind of beer is favoured in US bars (Miller Lite. No S)
  • Where someone in the US would buy clothes a cowboy would wear (Urban Outfitters)
  • The food ordered in a typical New York cafe (NB: it’s not fish and chips)
  • Whether Americans consider Vegemite a condiment or a spread (apparently it’s neither. “That funny black shit” is the answer Mari gave me)
  • How long it takes to walk four New York blocks (longer than ten minutes…which kinda sucks when you only want your character to be beside each other for that length of time)
  • What a New Yorker does to a car that almost hits them in the street (flipping off the bird, as opposed to hurling abuse at them)
  • and my all-time favourite…how big a Thanksgiving Day parade balloon is. The best way to show you how little I knew about Thanksgiving Day parade balloons is to cut and paste Mari’s email response to me when I asked if they were about twenty foot big:
ROTFLMAO Jesus no. They are hundreds of feet big. Like fucking HUGE.
Mari Carr
New York Times Bestselling Author
Yes, it’s true. Everything important I know about America I learnt from Mari Carr…and my education is just beginning. There’s still another two books to write :)

Foreign Affairs, Book One

Annie Prince has impetuously flown halfway ’round the world to visit a sexy cowboy she met online—only to find herself stranded in Sydney. Seems she and Dylan crossed wires, and he’s on his way to New York. His twin, Hunter, saves the day and whisks her back to the family cattle station. Hunter’s as easy on the eyes as Dylan, and even easier to talk to. Annie might have flown to Oz to meet one brother, but soon sparks are flying with the other.

Hunter considered Dylan a dumb arse for jetting off to America for some stranger—until he met Annie. Turns out the New Yorker is a smart, funny, hard-working jillaroo…and hotter than the Aussie desert. Hunter’s not normally one to poach his brother’s women, but he can’t keep his hands, lips, tongue and other body parts off this sexy city girl.

When raging lust leads to emotional attachment, where does that leave Annie and Hunter when her vacation comes to an end—or when Dylan finds out?

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To learn what Mari Carr learnt from me about Australia, check out her blog here. Suffice to say, I think Hugh Jackman taught her more than I did ;)
You can pre-order Misplaced Princess from AmazonBarnes and Noble and Ellora’s Cave already.Misplaced Princess will be available June 20. Misplaced Cowboy will be available end of August and on pre-sale soon.
CONTEST: I’m running a contest connected to this post over on my blog. In 10 hours time I will draw a winner from all the comments there and that lucky person will not only get a really sexy bound travel journal, they will also get a packet of Tims Tams AND a small jar of Vegemite, just to really experience the Aussieness of the Foreign Affairs series. Head on over to my blog (HERE) and leave a comment if you want to go into the draw :)
Oh, to go into the draw TWICE, also tell me your favourite sentence of the Misplaced Princess excerpt you can find HERE 

USA Today Reviews Love’s Rhythm (Or, How to Make Lexxie Muppet Flail)

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Wanna see me Muppet Flail? Read this first…

REVIEW: Love’s Rhythm by Lexxie Couper

Then go here and watch the video.

:)

What do you think? Did I Flail enough for the reveiw?

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