Caridad Pineiro® Romance Author
NY Times & USA Today Bestselling Romance Author
Wicked is vampire bites. Wicked is exploring 50 Ways to Please Your Lover. Wicked is research that takes you beneath the covers. Wicked is food that entices the senses and enhances your pleasure.
What do you think is wicked?
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Easter is a toss-up holiday in my family and where we spend it depends on who asks us first! If we go to my sister’s, we have a baked ham and other goodies as well as an Easter Egg hunt, even if the kids are all in their teens. They still love it. Sometimes the neighborhood kids will join in as well and it’s a blast. We give the little ones a head start so they can grab the eggs off the lawn.
If we go to my husband’s family, it’s Italian fare with an assortment of traditional goodies, like a delicious egg bread that has colored whole eggs baked into it.
What kinds of things do you do for Easter?
Continue reading “Easter Goodies”
Okay I have a confession to make. I’ve been a Bond fan since I was a young child. I read all the Ian Fleming novels and watched every movie — even the awful Timothy Dalton ones and dare I say, some of the really really awful Pierce Brosnan ones. (I forgive the latter since I fell in love with Brosnan in The Manions of America and of course, Remington Steele.)
I loved the suspense and spy stuff, but I think in the back of my head, I was hoping Bond would stop being a dog and find true love.
Anyway, when I heard they were looking for new Bond, I thought — tough shoes to fill. But dare I say this new Bond is . . . amazing. Absolutely hot and perfect for the role. What do you think?
Continue reading “Guilty Pleasure Monday – Daniel Craig”
Whoa, you say. Who’s the Celt? You? Aren’t you Cuban?
Yes, I was born in Cuba, but my grandparents — all of them — were from the province of Galicia in the north of Spain. Galicia is a Celtic nation!
The language in that part of Spain is Gallego and it’s very similar to Portuguese, but also sounds quite a bit like Gaelic if you ask me.
Gallegos also use bagpipes, but a Gallego bagpipe has a different number of reeds inside of it.
Gallegos are oftentimes fair-skinned. I have lots of distant cousins who are red-haired and green-eyed. I get my green eyes from this side of the family. My dad’s side traces its roots to the Romans who conquered the region.
So Happy St. Pat’s from this distant Celt!
I loved that we could all share those funny mishaps on the Ides of March. I picked some winners at random from everyone who made comments and decided we were going to have a few extra winners!
The Winner of all the autographed books is:
Also, the following people are winners of CALLING T-shirts:
Congrats to all of you! Please send me an e-mail to cpsromance@att.net with a postal address where I can send your prizes. On the t-shirts, please specify L or XL.
Thanks again for your comments! They were a blast.
Here’s what the Village Voice has to say about the TV show I’m taping on Sunday, March 18th:
So what’s this all about? Is it really a trap to get you unsuspecting readers in for a bite or are we really filming a TV show?
Continue reading “Is it a trap or are we really taping a TV show?”
It’s March 15th and time for my Ides of March Contest!
Remember poor Julius Caesar and what happened to him on the Ides? Well, did you have a day where nothing went right? Or is there a moment where you were embarrassed beyond all belief?
Tell us a little bit about it today by midnight EST (or just drop by and leave a comment) and you could win the following:
DARKNESS CALLS (UK edition) autographed by Caridad
DREAMS AND DESIRES anthology autographed by Lois Winston
KISSES TO GO autographed by Irene Peterson
OVER THE MOON autographed by Virginia Kantra
TWO WEEKS WITH A STRANGER autographed by Debra Mullins
To get you all started, here’s one of my most embarrassing moments!
Continue reading “March 15th – Ides of March Contest”