Hoppy Easter Eggstravaganza Blog Hop April 20th to 25th Hosted by I Am A Reader, Not A Writer & Once Upon a Twilight There are over 200 blogs participating in this blog hop! Today I have special guest Kieran Kramer , author of When Harry Met Molly, Dukes to the Left of Me Princes to the Right and Cloudy with a Chance of Marriage!! About Kieran: USA Today best-selling romance author and double Rita nominee Kieran Kramer writes lighthearted Regency historical romances for St. Martin's Press. Her newest release, CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF MARRIAGE, the third book in her Impossible Bachelors series, hits the shelves April 26th. A former CIA employee, journalist, and English teacher, Kieran's also a game show veteran, karaoke enthusiast, and general adventurer. Find her on Facebook, Twitter, and at www.kierankramerbooks.com . ****************************************** 1. What inspired you to write the "Impossible Bachelors" series? First, I had the idea for WHE...
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I would love to help you make a header for your blog, if that's something that you want to change! Making a header is something that I really enjoy. Let me know!
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