Cynthia is a “hybrid” author. She has published extensively with New York (her New York publishers include Kensington, Grand Central, and Harlequin), and she has also enjoyed success in her indie writing career.
Cynthia lives along the Alabama Gulf Coast. She loves romance novels, horror movies, and chocolate. Her favorite hobbies including hiking in the mountains (searching for waterfalls) and spelunking.
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THANKFUL
Hi, everyone! (And a big thank you to Danielle for having me over!)
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, I thought I’d spend a little time talking about things that I am thankful to have in my life. I feel so lucky—every day, I get to do the one job that I always dreamed of having…I get to write.
When I think of the things I’m thankful to have, well, my list goes like this:
1. Readers. My readers are wonderful! They are rock stars! I am overwhelmed by the support that they give to my stories. When I meet readers at conferences (like the fabulous upcoming Coastal Magic Con!), I feel like I am actually greeting old friends. To be around people who love romance novels as much as I do—it’s amazing! I am so looking forward to the Coastal Magic Con in 2014—I had a blast at the event last year, and I can’t wait to reconnect with folks—and meet new book lovers! The atmosphere was so fantastic last year—each person there was pumped about books. ;) And speaking of those…
2. Books. I’m thankful for books. I’m thankful to have the chance to write books (again, dream come true!), and I am thankful to be able to escape into the books I read. Real life can get us all down…and an escape can be so necessary.
3. I’m thankful for happy endings. Again, it goes back to the fact that real-life doesn’t come with the guaranteed happy ending—but romance books do. I need that guarantee!
4. My family. My family has always been incredibly encouraging of my writing career. I love that my 7 year old proudly tells people that his mommy writes, “Horror love stories!” (Hmm…I might have to start putting that on business cards!)
5. I’m thankful that when I was twelve years old, I wandered onto a book aisle at my local K-Mart. I picked up a Harlequin Romance that day, and my life changed. I knew then and there that I wanted to be a writer.
My “thankful” list could go on and on…but I want to know what YOU are thankful for this year. Please share with me! I’ll pick one commenter to win a $10 Amazon.com gift card and 5 commenters will win digital copies of my holiday paranormal, A VAMPIRE’S CHRISTMAS CAROL. Good luck!
Best,
Cynthia Eden
www.cynthiaeden.com
This holiday season has bite.
Ben Prescott hates Christmas—he’s a vampire, and to him, there’s certainly nothing jolly about the holiday season. While the humans are running around being merry, he’s hunting in the shadows. Ben plans to spend the holidays his way…by stalking deadly prey.
But fate has other plans for Ben.
Three visitors are coming Ben’s way…A demon who will force Ben to face his past, a ghost who will show Ben the present he could have, and a shifter who will reveal the darkness that waits in Ben’s future. Unless Ben can change his ways, he may just turn into a real monster, one who can’t be saved by anyone or anything.
‘Tis the season…to be undead.
Ben’s redemption rests in the hands of the one woman he loved and lost—Simone Laurent. If Ben is going to have a chance at being more than just the beast in the darkness, he has to prove himself to the lovely Simone. A very hard task, considering that, once upon a Christmas Eve, Simone died in Ben’s arms…
Warning: This story features one very tortured vampire, a sexy ghost from his past, and hot scenes designed to melt the winter snow. Plenty of action, adult situations, and steamy times are ahead. Happy holidays!
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Check out what's up for grabs.
- 1 $10 Amazon Gift Card
- 5 eBook copies of A Vampire's Christmas Carol
To Enter:
- Please answer Cynthia's question: What are you thankful this year?
- Please fill out the Rafflecopter form.
Good Luck!
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it can be strange but i'm thankful i had put a break in my studies and not working because if it wasn't teh case i wouldn't be able to help my mother right now when she needs it
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you're able to help your mom!
DeleteI am thankful for my pets and the unconditional love they always provide, unless someone is offering them treats of course. :-)
ReplyDeleteLOL, my dog always leaves me when treats are offered--he gets all fickle like that!
DeleteI am very thankful for my family. We have had several scary health issues this year and everyone is Ok now. I am thankful for the doctors, nurses and other who take great care of them all.
ReplyDeleteSo glad everyone is ok, Crystal!
DeleteI'm thankful for a job with good benefits and with what littleread1 says about pets.
ReplyDeleteGreat things to be thankful for!
DeleteAfter recently losing a family member to breast cancer I am thankful for all the family we have.
ReplyDeleteOh, Kathy, I am so sorry!
DeleteI am thankful for my family and that everyone's health is back or improving.
ReplyDeleteI hope 2014 brings everyone good health!
DeleteI'm thankful for my wonderful family.
ReplyDeleteAnd I bet they are thankful for you!
DeleteI love your list! I am thankful for those things too, books, HEA, family. I want to add I'm thankful for a content and good life and great health at the moment.
ReplyDelete:) Thanks, Susan! And I love your list, too!!!
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ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to reading this book.
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Family is the best!!! They can make our lives miserable some days, but they can also make 'em great.
DeleteI am thankful for my boyfriend and my family.
ReplyDeleteAnd I am sure they are very thankful for you!
DeleteI am thankful that my family is safe, healthy and happy. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing, too, Rhonda!
Deletecongrats to Cynthia on the new release!!! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Erin!
DeleteFor our family and friends and our health.
ReplyDeleteGreat list!
DeleteI am thankful for my family and friends.
ReplyDelete;) Great things to be thankful for!
DeleteI am thankful for my family and friends. They are always their for me no matter how rough my year has been.
ReplyDeleteThis story looks great and perfect for the holiday season.
I hope that 2014 is a fabulous year for you, Steph!
DeleteI'm thankful for freedom and that I had the good sense to buy A Vampire's Christmas Carol.
ReplyDeleteLOL, I love that, Sebella!
DeleteThank you for your list. I am thankful for those same things. I am also thankful that my hubby still has a job, despite 3 layoffs in the last year. I am so much more thankful for things than I had been in the past. I am also thankful for books--they provide a much needed getaway for me when life gets me bogged down. Thanks for all the wonderful writing that you do!
ReplyDeleteSandra, I hope this holiday season is wonderful for you and your family!
DeleteI'm thankful for my family and our health. I'm also very thankful for living in this country. We are SO fortunate.
ReplyDeleteI'm thankful to have all my family in good health and happy :)
ReplyDeleteAnd I have to say this, for discovering an amazing author this year through the book Deadly Fear, you are on my best author EVER list and I am thankful that you keep writing amazing books <3 Sorry for the gush, I just had to <3
My family.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
Today I am most thankful that my newborn grand niece doesn't have a major infection like the doctors first thought (she's gonna have a hard enough time of it).
ReplyDeleteI'm also thankful for my loving family and my pets; my job; and that all the problems that come up in day to day are not as major as they could be. :-)
Thanks for sharing today!
I am thankful for the family I have. When my husband away 5 months ago my daughters were there for me. My oldest even to on most of the financial aspect, we had just purchased life insurance the day before his sudden death. I was unable to return to the home we were living because he passed there. My niece and her family took my youngest daughter and myself in. There is nothing like family to come and be by you in a tragedy.
ReplyDeleteMy family, friends, pets, our health, and jobs.
ReplyDeleteI'm thankful for the time I got to spend with the newest little member of the family.
ReplyDeleteI'm thankful that I have a great job that I enjoy and that my health is better than ever since losing weight that I'd been carrying around for about 20 years.
ReplyDeleteMy wonderful family!
ReplyDeletefor having good health for me and family :)
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I am thankful for my family!
ReplyDeleteIt was a very fun year with lots of good trips, so I'm thankful for that.
ReplyDeleteI'm thankful for my health - last year was awful - found out I had congestive heart failure - already diabetic - quit smoking & on low sodium diet - I MISS ketchup & Rees cups
ReplyDeletebut I want to breathe & all that
One of the things that I'm thankful for is taking a big trip to visit China.
ReplyDeleteI am thankful for a wonderful and healthy family and many great friends. So happy that we are not in a situation where we are struggling or anything like that. Thankful to all the great authors that keep me happy writing those books
ReplyDeletethankful for wonderful family, friends & books :)
ReplyDeletea job, a health family and great books to read.
ReplyDeleteI'm thankful for my good health.
ReplyDeleteand lets add sleep apnea - had a sleep study the other night :)
ReplyDeleteI am thankful for my healthy family.
ReplyDeleteI'm thankful for my family and friends.
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