Hello and welcome to the blog hop! I missed last week, but I’m back at it and will hopefully get a chance to do some writing. If you missed what the wonderful A.S. Fenichel had to say, just click and pop back.
Today the amazing A.S. Fenichel talks about the leap year:
Leap Year! This is it folks; you get an entire extra day to do with as you wish. We’re always wanting more time and this year we actually get it. I got married on Leap Day in 2008, so this year I get a “real” anniversary. What will you do with your extra day?
A whole extra day! It’s pretty cool that a leap year only happens once every four years. I would like to say that I will be doing an entire day of writing, but my kids have had fevers and coughs so I think my extra day will be deep cleaning the house!
I don’t know why everyone is under the weather, but it all happened at once. Maybe I will spend my extra day sleeping or watching a movie… those sound like good ideas as well.
Will it actually feel like an extra day or just a regular normal day? Who knows. It’s kinda crazy to think about the people who have birthdays or got married on a leap day. Do they celebrate the day before or the day after?
So hopefully I will get to write, or clean, or relax or read a book on my extra day. That’s it for me, continue on the hop to see what the incredible Clair Brett is going to do with her extra day. Until next time!
Don’t forget to check out Clair Brett’s free book, Dealing With the Viscount! Grab it while you can!
He seized a second chance to seduce the wife he thought dead . . . and claim the secret child he did not know was his.
Viscount Devon Renwick didn’t expect to discover his estranged wife in Scotland—the estranged wife he thought dead.
He had not wanted a wife or family, but in the four years since her ‘death’ everything has changed, including his heart. He vows to claim his wife and never let her go again.
Ella held up her end of the bargain with Viscount Devon too well, and never expected to see him again—she did not even tell him she carried his baby.
A chance encounter with her former husband changes her fate and, unexpectedly, Devon refuses to allow her to retreat. She doesn’t want to risk her heart a second time, but the threat of blackmail forces her straight into his arms.
Their spark of passion becomes a flame, but nothing is ever easy. If they can withstand the fire surrounding their marriage of convenience, then perhaps they will claim the love they almost lost.
Dealing with the Viscount is a steamy standalone regency romance, Book 1 in the Improper Wives for Improper Lords series. For readers who enjoy secret babies, second chance, drama, adventure and, of course, a HEA.
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