Wednesday, August 14, 2019
Free Reading Fest winners and a new release - #giveaway #fetish #FreeReadingFest
Tuesday, December 1, 2015
Giving Back Hop Winners!
We've drawn the winners from the Thanks-Giving Back hop. You'll all be hearing from me (or Alessia) shortly about your prizes.
Grand prize: Sal (Flubber2Kool) - $40 bookstore GC
Copy of Slush (Sunday 22 November) - Gayle
Copy of The Eyes of Bast (Monday 23 November) - Trix
Copy of The Antidote (Tuesday 24 November) - Nikki
Copy of The Last Amanuensis (Wednesday 25 November) - F. Leonora Sullivan
Copy of Fourth World (Thursday 26 November) - KaiSquared
Copy of The Last Amanuensis (Friday 27 November) - Debby
Copy of The Antidote (Saturday 28 November) - BN100
We got 102 individual comments (not counting duplicates or comments from authors participating in the hop). I hope you were inspired to buy some of the charitable erotica books we featured!
Thanks for participating, and thanks to all the authors, too!
Thursday, September 4, 2014
The Tour is Over - The Tour is About to Begin....
First prize ($30 GC for Sur La Table) goes to Trix - who really deserves it because she visited every single stop on the tour!
Second prize ($20 GC to Whole Foods Market) was won by Michelle.
Third prize (three from my back list) belongs to John, who joined the tour at Kryssie Fortune's stop.
Jen Wright and K.D. Grace tied for the author with the most comments. I'll be sending each of them a $5 GC from Totally Bound.
And finally, I've sent out copies of my cookbook to everyone who entered who left an email address. If you want a copy and haven't received one yet, leave a comment on this post or contact me by email.
Now that we've got that out of the way.... I have another blog tour for this book starting next week! This one is being run by Totally Bound, so I know it will be awesome. (They have lots more people to help with marketing!)
The tour runs from September 10th to September 17th, and concludes with a huge Facebook party as well as events on Goodreads.
I will be posting the schedule soon. But if you like to read steamy, emotionally satisfying erotic romance, you will not want to miss this event!
Monday, May 3, 2010
April Contest Winners!
Greetings!
April has come and gone, leaving some very lucky people behind. Here is a full list of my weekly winners, drawn from the commenters each week:
- Tracey (booklover0226)
- Angelia
- Carol L.
- Pat (horseunicornkey)
Each of you wins a free ebook. Please email me at lisabet [at] lisabetsarai.com and let me know which one you'd prefer: Serpent's Kiss, Truce of Trust, Ruby's Rules, or Monsoon Fever. For more information on each book visit my books page on my website.
My grand prize winner is Mary Ricksen. Mary, your prize is a custom written romance story. Contact me by email so that I can find out what you'd like!
Thanks to all who visited and commented. Keep coming back, please, for more fun and prizes.
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Congratulations to My Winners!
Greetings!
I've been away for the last five days, but I'm happy to see that my guests have been keeping things interesting!
I have several winners to announce.
Andrea wins a free ebook for commenting during my guest-fest last week. Thanks,Andrea! And thanks to all of you who made my guests feel at home.
Meanwhile the lovely Jenna Byrnes was the only person to correctly guess which of my seven statements were true, in my Bald-faced Liar post. The correct answers were #4 and #6. Alas, I've never been in a long-term polyamorous relationship, though I have been fortunate enough to participate in several ménages a trois. (Want to know more? Drop by Oh Get a Grip! next Sunday!)
I can't tell you who the Pulitzer Prize-winning author is, for fear of revealing my true identity. However, I can share the fact that the miniskirt was hot pink (my favorite color at the time) and so were my cheeks when I was hauled into the school office. On the other hand, it was the sleazy principal who was ultimately embarrassed, when he looked up my records and discovered that I was the top student in my class. I'm sure that he was thinking I was some cheap, stupid bimbo whom he could intimidate. I've always thought that dress codes were unutterably dumb, just a way to regiment kids and suppress their individuality.
It was actually quite difficult to come up with plausible lies. I'm basically pretty honest. Also, I've shared quite a bit about my life experiences here and there on the 'Net. I didn't want to use any facts that I'd already revealed!
So here's a challenge for you readers. What's the most unbelievable truth about yourself? Leave me a comment and tell me something that nobody would ever believe -- but which is true nevertheless. I'll randomly pick one commenter, and give away yet another prize!



