Get Fired Up for Mary Connealy's webcast next week!
Mary
Connealy encourages readers to get Fired
Up about upcoming webcast
Author to host a live
web event on October 8 in celebration of her latest release
Best-selling author Mary Connealy will be hosting a webcast on October 8 at 8:00 PM EDT, where
she will be introducing readers to her latest release, Fired Up (Bethany House Publishers
/ September 15, 2013 / ISBN 978-07642-0915-4 / $14.99). Described as a
rollicking Wild West adventure and romance, Fired Up is the second book in Connealy’s
Trouble in Texas series.
During the
live online event, Connealy will be discussing the series, previewing her
upcoming releases and answering reader questions. Throughout the hour, readers
will have an opportunity to chat with other fans, answer trivia about the book
and submit their own questions for Connealy to answer during the evening. A
number of prizes will be given away to those participating in the discussion,
including copies of Connealy’s books and gift cards. At the end of the webcast,
the winner of a Kindle Fire HD will be announced. The Kindle giveaway is being
held in conjunction with the Fired Up blog
tour being coordinated by Litfuse Publicity Group.
“A webcast like this is a great chance to connect
with readers in a new and fun way. I'm
really looking forward to it,” Connealy states. “Just remember that whatever
nonsense comes out of my mouth at a live event . . . that doesn't change the
fact that I think I write a pretty good book!”
The webcast will be hosted on Connealy’s Facebook page, as well as the
Litfuse Publicity Group website for readers without a Facebook account. Leading up to the
webcast, readers can RSVP for the event and sign up to receive an email reminder. From September
17-October 8, fans can also enter the contest for the Kindle Fire HD via the
author’s Facebook page.
“We are pleased to partner with Mary Connealy and
Litfuse for this exciting webcast event,” says Debra Larsen, marketing manager
at Bethany House. “To meet Mary in person is to instantly want to be counted as
one of her friends, so our desire for this event is that as many people as
possible will be able to meet her, too, and will be blessed by her fun spirit,
her wonderful sense of humor and her ability to tell a really good
tale!”
Readers
can keep up with Connealy via her website www.maryconnealy.com and blog http://mconnealy.blogspot.com. She is also active on Facebook (maryconnealyfanpage) and Twitter (maryconnealy).
Bonded through their experiences during the Civil War, three
young veterans work together to help one another build new lives after the
conflict. But with opportunistic ranchers, vengeful cowboys, and three feisty
women vying to have their way, you can bet there’s going to be trouble in
Texas!
In Swept Away…
Ruthy MacNeil nearly drowned before being rescued at the
last second by Luke Stone. Now, alive but disoriented, she’s left with little
choice but to stay with him—at least until they reach the nearest town. But is
she in any less danger with this handsome cowboy than she would’ve been if
she’d stayed on her own?
In Fired Up…
Dare Riker is a doctor who saves lives. But lately, someone
seems determined to end his. He wants to leave the violence of his war days
behind and move on—preferably with Glynna Greer at his side. But will he
survive long enough to have his chance at love?
Coming
Next Summer: Stuck Together
Mary Connealy writes romantic comedy with cowboys. She is a
Carol Award winner and a RITA, Christy and IRCC Award Finalist. She is the
author of the Trouble in Texas, Lassoed in Texas, Montana Marriages and Sophie's
Daughters series, Cowboy Christmas, Black Hills Blessing, Nosy in Nebraska and was one of three contributing authors to Alaska
Brides.
Connealy is a contributor to the Seekerville and Pistols and
Petticoats blogs. She lives on a ranch in
eastern Nebraska with her husband, Ivan, and has four grown daughters.
Readers
can keep up with Connealy via her website www.maryconnealy.com and blog http://mconnealy.blogspot.com. She is also active on Facebook (maryconnealyfanpage) and Twitter (maryconnealy).
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