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First eBook PUBLISHED today!

Family/Friends,

My 1st eBook (Love and Lust) went into circulation today at Amazon.  This is a long time coming for me, so I am extremely excited.  Should you be interested in previewing my book, please click here: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0089E10KS. Please note thatt although this book is a novellette (indicating is a short read), by summer's end I will be publishing a full length novel, so stay tuned for that.

Also, HotLit Books (http://www.hotlitbooks.com/) will have me on their main page as their featured author for two weeks (6/11/12 - 6/25/12) and I am certainly excited about that.

Well that's all for now folks.  Take care and until next time!
Maria

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