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Encounter with Mr. Bad Luck
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Promotion > 13-Day Giveaway-ENCOUNTER WITH MR. BAD LUCK

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Michelle Marcos | 7 comments Meet Mr. Bad Luck. He sports a wicked smirk and causes mayhem wherever he goes. He can get away with it because no one can see him. That is, until Isha Elmwood grabs him by the lapels and gives him a piece of her mind. Now she's in his cross-hairs, and that's a dangerous place to be. When she begins to ask "Why me?," Mr. Bad Luck has a really surprising answer for her.

Don't miss my new funny historical romance novella, ENCOUNTER WITH MR. BAD LUCK. Sometimes, bad luck can disguise something incredibly wonderful.

GIVEAWAY! For the next 13 days, I will be giving away a free copy each day. Enter every day, once a day. Just leave your name and email address at http://www.michellemarcos.com/giveaway/.

I hope you enjoy the story!

Michelle Marcos


message 2: by Regan (new)

Regan Walker (regansromance) How is a "funny historical romance novella' a bodice ripper? Did you mistakenly put your message here?


message 3: by Michelle (new)

Michelle Marcos | 7 comments I hope I didn't make a mistake. ENCOUNTER WITH MR. BAD LUCK is a historical romance, and I thought historical romances were collectively considered "bodice rippers." I've written five other so-called "bodice rippers." Is this group only for serious or dramatic historical romances, or just full-length ones?


message 4: by Regan (new)

Regan Walker (regansromance) Michelle wrote: "I hope I didn't make a mistake. ENCOUNTER WITH MR. BAD LUCK is a historical romance, and I thought historical romances were collectively considered "bodice rippers." I've written five other so-ca..."

No, Michelle. Historical romances are not all bodice rippers. To be the latter you would need a rape or forced seduction---literally a scene in which the bodice is ripped off the heroine.


message 5: by Michelle (new)

Michelle Marcos | 7 comments I understand. I just re-read the group's description, and bodice ripping is just one of the many delightful facets of the kinds of romance celebrated by the group. Books containing "aggressive and possessive heroes and spitfire heroines" are shared by the group, books which I love and write. In any case, my post is offering readers one of 13 free copies of a historical romance novella that I hope they will enjoy. Thanks for teaching me something new!


message 6: by Sandi *~The Pirate Wench~* (last edited Nov 05, 2013 03:03AM) (new)

Sandi *~The Pirate Wench~* (thepiratewench) | 840 comments Mod
Hi Michelle,this group is for Bodice-Ripper romances and we do like to keep it as that only but under the "promotion" folder the original mod who is no longer here put a "what's this?" thread stating to put your book promotion,blog..ect of any kind here so unless our now head mod wishes to change that...


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If anyone wishes to promote anything, it must all go in the Promotion folder. --Mod.


Sandi *~The Pirate Wench~* (thepiratewench) | 840 comments Mod
Thanks Karla for clearing that up. I think the concern Regan has is the promo folder only for bodice rippers? Or are other romances allowed?


message 9: by [deleted user] (new)

It would help if it was only bodice rippers, but because of the subjective nature of "bodice ripper" (everyone has their own idea since it's become an all-encompassing term for romance) I've given up trying to police it. :P


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