Today is Day 6 of my 12 Days of Christmas giveaway and we’re still going!

I’m giving away a free electronic ARC of my latest novella, SIREN SONG or one of my backlist titles to one reader every day for twelve days. All you have to do is answer the question of the day. (Extra points if you tweet or blog or facebook about the giveaway.)

Question: One of the most sizzling sex scenes I’ve ever seen in a movie is the one in 40 Days and 40 Nights in which the hero cannot touch the heroine, and this inspired one of the love scenes in my latest novella. Which cinematic love scene stands out in your memory?

Today is Day 5 of my 12 Days of Christmas giveaway. (Yes, I’m running late, but are you really going to refuse free gifts after Christmas?)

I’m giving away a free electronic ARC of my latest novella, SIREN SONG or one of my backlist titles to one reader every day for twelve days. All you have to do is answer the question of the day. (Extra points if you tweet or blog or facebook about the giveaway.)

Question: The heroine of my latest novella has an addiction to chocolate. Given that today is a day for feasts and good food, what treats MUST you have at Christmas time? Is it a cookie? A pie? Pasta, shrimp or beef wellington? What can’t you do without?

I’m giving away a free electronic ARC of my latest novella, SIREN SONG or one of my backlist titles to one reader every day for twelve days. All you have to do is answer the question of the day. (Extra points if you tweet or blog or facebook about the giveaway.)

Question: The setting of this novella is in Annapolis, Maryland, one of my favorite places to visit. Is there a real-world location that you wish more romances used as a setting? Does setting influence the kind of books that you like to read?

I’m giving away a free electronic ARC of my latest novella, SIREN SONG or one of my backlist titles to one reader every day for twelve days. All you have to do is answer the question of the day. (Extra points if you tweet or blog or facebook about the giveaway.)

Question: The heroine of my latest novella is an aspiring rock-star, a diva, a wild-child, and a hard-drinking party girl. Given the tendency for romance heroines to be sweet damsels in distress, can you get behind a bad girl heroine if she has a pure heart or at least very good intentions?