Winners of the Blog Hop!

Rhonda has won the e-book copy of Moonlight on the Palms, and Amanda in Texas (can you send me your email address, Amanda, within 72 hours?) is the winner of an e-book copy of Magnolian.

I’ll get that copy of Moonlight on the Palms out to you as soon as I have the final version from my editor in a few days, Rhonda. 🙂

Thanks so much to all who came by! We’ll be doing this again in the future with more prizes, so I hope to see you all again. Stay tuned or follow the blog or my Facebook page (Lisa Greer Author) for more about the release of Moonlight on the Palms in the next week or so!

Trip Around the World, Mega Author Blog Hop: South Padre Island (Starting May 16th at 12am!)

The Mega Author Blog Hop Begins. First, here are the rules!

***I have edited the post to reflect another prize I’m giving away due to the great response here! 🙂

TOUR RULES:

1) Have fun!
2) INVITE ALL OF YOUR FRIENDS!!! SPREAD THE WORD!!!
3) THIS TOUR STARTS: Monday, May 16, at Midnight (Arizona Time)
THIS TOUR ENDS: Monday, May 23, at Midnight (Arizona Time)
4) MEET AND MINGLE WITH ALL THE AUTHORS! EXPERIENCE A NEW DESTINATION AT EVERY STOP! PARTICIPATE IN EVERY BLOG CONTEST AND BE ENTERED FOR CHANCES TO WIN MULTIPLE PRIZES! EVERY BLOG VISITED IS ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY TO WIN!!
5) 5) PARTICIPATION AT EVERY BLOG IS RECOMMENDED. BUT REMEMBER: THE MORE YOU HOP THE MORE CHANCES YOU HAVE TO WIN EVERY AUTHOR IS WAITING TO MEET AND INTERACT WITH YOU, SO PLEASE BE SURE TO SHOW EVERY AUTHOR SOME LOVE!
6) DID I MENTION TO HAVE FUN? WHOO! HOO!! HERE WE GO!

Now, for my blog destination: South Padre Island, Texas!

I’m lucky enough to live right down the road from a gorgeous Island– South Padre Island, Texas. It’s also one of the settings for my novel, Moonlight on the Palms. If you like warm tan sand, a balmy breeze that whips up every day around 4pm and cools things off, warm water, and plenty of beach space, this is your escape!

Here’s a photo we took on a visit…

Some palms on the way to the beach wave under a rare, cloud filled sky.

If you want to win an e-book copy of Moonlight on the Palms, a gothic romance novel coming from Astraea Press this month (May), just comment on my blog post and you’ll be entered in the drawing to win! I’m also giving away an e-book copy of Magnolian, my first gothic romance novel set in Alabama. I’ll announce the winners on May 24th.


Now, continue the blog hop and trip around the world by visiting Sue Brown’s wonderful author site!




http://suebrownsstories.blogspot.com/2011/05/trip-around-world-mega-author-blog-hop.html?zx=384c214557c523cf

Scavenger Hunt with Robyn Smith: Lisa Greer’s Moonlight on the Palms

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Note: Please join us in the Scavenger Hunt for books and prizes! If you want to be a part of it, you must email Robyn Smith to get the required question sheet!
 promorobyn@gmail.com

Now, here’s the interview…


Moonlight on the Palms by Lisa Greer

Interview with Astrid Kent, the heroine of the novel:

What has your life been like lately?

Answer: Pretty crazy. My mother died, and we weren’t on speaking terms because she stole the man I loved from me eleven years ago. I had to go down to Brownsville, Texas and take care of her affairs.

Wow. That sounds like a mess. How did it go once you got there?

Answer: Not so well. My mother’s ghost showed up along with Juan Marquez, my lover from the past. Little did I know, he had married my mother after I left town years ago.

So, are you going to give him another chance?

Answer: I don’t know. I’m a little afraid of him. I think he might be into the drug trade. I mean, he’s a doctor by day, but I just don’t trust him. He’s a hunk, but there’s also this other guy, Manfred Banes.

A love triangle then?

Answer: Sort of. Manfred was my mother’s painting partner. He’s Juan’s opposite in just about every way. If you like long blond hair and inscrutable motives, that’s him.

What’s your childhood home like?

Gothic and spooky. Having my mother’s ghost around doesn’t help matters. Her coconut perfume wafts around the house, and she has scared me more than once since I’ve been back home.

Well, I wish you luck with all that. What do you plan to do after you get the mess sorted out?

Answer: Head back to Seattle if I can just figure out why people are prowling around the grounds of

my childhood home La Casa de la Luz and what my mother’s secrets were.

Question to Answer: Where is Moonlight on the Palms set?