I haven’t taken a picture of my copy yet, but I should warn you: I bought it used and it’s kinda beat up.
I know I’m also a day late in posting, so I hope you’ll forgive me.
Irish Dreams is two novels (really, more like novellas) in one cover. They are romance (of course), mostly based on Irish heritage (naturally), but no supernatural stuff (unlike her later work). These were written in the 80′s and 90′s, and are Irish Rebel and Sullivan’s Woman. This time, you can’t say that you only want one and not the other because I’m so not chopping up a book!
I personally loved these stories, but I just don’t re-read Nora Roberts, so I’m passing them on!
Da Rules:
Simply drop a comment on this post stating that you’re entering. No links are required, but always appreciated. Also, you have to be willing to give me a mailing address that accepts packages. It doesn’t have to be your mailing address, but it does have to be a real one, and I’ll need it by midnight Eastern time on Friday, or you’ll have to wait an extra week for shipment. (don’t worry, I’ll include my email on the announcement)
Entries are cut off Thursday night at midnight Eastern, and I’ll draw and announce the winner on Friday.
Entries (RSS)
Cool!
Um, Elisabeth? Are you entering?
Ha! Excellent books, just execellent!
I stole the first in this series, Irish Thoroghbred, from my sister’s bedroom when I was 12. I read every Nora written.
Love to see you giving away and spreading the Nora love.
whoops, spelling error
Irish Thoroughbred is what it should be.
Catutes- I just discovered Nora, erm, maybe 6 months ago? I tend to avoid best sellers out of principle (I’ve only been disappointed by them until now), but gave in when a friend lent me the Key Trilogy. I’ve been hooked ever since!
I want to read Irish Thoroughbred now that I’ve read Irish Rebel, so I hope I can find it at that used book store. I’m still adverse to paying full price.
No probs with the spelling- my fingers get the best of me too.
Hmm, I’ll enter this one! I’ve never read Nora Roberts before, but since I’m going to Ireland in August, it might be fun to read a novel (or two novellas) in the same setting!
To clarify, I’m entering.
Colleen, you won!