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eBooks and other exciting stuff!

Family/Friends,

As busy and hectic as things have been in my professional life the last two weeks it's also been an exciting time.

As some of you already know, I've recently published two eBooks on Amazon (http://amzn.to/Nygmv8) and will be publishing a third via Barnes and Noble by the end of June. Also, this past week I was the featured author at www.hotlitbooks.com you will find me there next week as well (6/18-6/25). Drop by and read my bio and interview questions, you may learn something about me you never knew before.

For those following Erotica Tales on my site (www.mywritingden.net) you know that this section has been suspended for the summer, but in its place I've incorporated a new section called Flash Fiction Friday. Flash Fiction Friday (http://www.mywritingden.net/flash-fiction-friday-2/) an exercise that writers undertake to help them draw out a story/scene in short format; 6 words/6 sentences - in my case 6 paragraphs or more :-)  So if you have not had the opportunity to visit just yet, please drop by and leave me a comment, I'd really appreciate it.

Well folks that's all I have for now.  Until next time!
Maria

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