Archive for September, 2007

Eamon and Abby Sitting in a tree . . .

Wednesday, September 26th, 2007

Well, maybe not in a tree and not K-I-S-S-I-N-G. Yet. But things are progressing.

Remember Eamon the sheep that Abby Green sent me from the far reaches of Ireland?

Well, if you don’t, here he is. He’s on my bookshelf staring down at me as I write.

Remember Eamon’s Greek cousin, Mr Bushy Moustache. Abby sent him to me from her trip to Greece (research, don’t you know?).

Remember Eamon the Apron (who actually sounds like a Welsh chef, if you ask me) that Abby sent from, um, well, I don’t exactly know where. Dublin perhaps?

I thought that all this Eamon sending was getting a little one-sided.

Yes, I’ve threatened to write her a hero called Eamon. But I’m up to my eyeballs in another book right now. And I need to get back to Seb and Neely at some point. So Eamon-and-Abby The Book might be a ways off.

Consequently I decided she needed a reminder of Eamon in her life. Preferably somewhere she couldn’t miss him — like in her bed.

And so my version of Eamon went winging her way late last week. (Those are little sheep if you can’t tell what the black and white things are!)

She says he has arrived. She especially likes the black sheep among the others. I see character development on the horizon.

And other things, too, as now she’s gone to bed with him. Quick work, Abby!

Men In Suits part 2

Tuesday, September 25th, 2007

Over on the Exploding Cigar blog I promised that I would put up a few Men In Suits. And since pictures are always worth thousands of words (just as those of us addicted to Hugh-in-a-towel), here they are (I hope . . . if the blog is cooperating).


Catching Up

Tuesday, September 25th, 2007

Hey, it’s me, Spence.

Anne has gone off blogging on Exploding Cigars or something. And before she left, she said, “You try to get on our blog. I can’t do it.” So as I’ve been asked, here I am.

I’m glad to be back actually. I’ve been doing a lot of traveling (taking Sadie along) and we’re beginning to see copies of the book places. We saw it in UK and Ireland in September (well, it still is, isn’t it?). But we’re also seeing copies turning up in the US. Anne says it’s coming to Australia and New Zealand in October, too.

Kind of exciting. No, actually very exciting. And Kate Walker just came back from some Mills & Boon meetings in London and told Anne that Harlequin Mills & Boon are opening an office in India and starting in November, I think, the books are coming out there, too. Maybe not ours in the first batch. But maybe ours sometime. That will be cool.

So, let’s see if this posts.