Tuesday, September 22, 2009

SHOW NO FEAR: A GIVEAWAY from BINGO!

GIVEAWAY ENDED
SHOW NO FEAR

BY MARLISS MELTON


ABOUT THE BOOK:


FEAR HAS A WAY...

Lucy Donovan always gets her man. As a fiercely independent CIA agent, she's survived hundreds of death-defying missions. But her latest may just get her killed. Weighed down with a secret she's desperate to keep, the last thing Lucy needs is to be sent undercover with a man who brings out the best--and the worst--in her.


OF GETTING YOU KILLED


Navy SEAL Gus Atwater never turns down an assignment, even if it means working with the only woman he's ever loved and lost. So with a volatile mix of desire and distrust, Lucy and Gus confront their tangled past. Pretending to be man and wife is risky enough, but now the clock is running out. As their mission escalates from desperate to deadly, will Lucy's secret expose them both?

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Having spent a life time in military and intelligence communities, it seems only natural that I should apply my pen to writing military romantic adventure novels in addition to medieval romance (by Marliss Moon). As the daughter of a foreign intelligence officer, I grew up overseas, attending American and International schools. I was considered the "creative" child, one of five. Three of my smart and talented siblings serve or have served in the highest levels of the Department of Defense, the DIA, and NAVAIR. Because of my interest in language, I became a foreign language teacher and married a U.S. Army Captain. Ten years later, following his sudden death, I published my first historical romance which became a RITA finalist for Best First Book. Then I met my soul mate: a twenty-year veteran of the U.S. Navy. He married me and adopted my two sons. Now a government contractor, my husband provides technology support for troops overseas. I pursued a Masters degree in Linguistics and now part time at the College of William and Mary. My husband and I have a combined family of six children, ranging in age from a toddler to a college freshman. I've been asked when I find time to write. My reply is that there's never enough time. I've perfected the art of writing in my sleep.

Favorite Websites:

College of William & Mary, where I teach

Myers-Briggs Personality Types
Website where I discover the personality types of my characters.

www.navyseals.com
Website dedicated to Navy SEALs.

www.specialoperations.com


GIVEAWAY
(REMEMBER WHY I AM HERE?)

THANKS TO ANNA AND THE
HACHETTE BOOK GROUP, I HAVE
FIVE COPIES OF THIS BOOK TO
GIVE AWAY. HERE IS WHAT YOU
NEED TO DO TO WIN A COPY!

RULES:

---U.S. AND CANADIAN RESIDENTS ONLY
---NO P. O. BOXES
---INCLUDE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS
IN CASE YOU WIN!
---ALL COMMENTS MUST BE SEPARATE TO
COUNT AS MORE THAN ONE!


HOW TO ENTER:

+1 ENTRY: COMMENT ON ONE OF THE FUN FACTS YOU READ ABOUT WHEN YOU GO TO THE HACHETTE WEBSITE HERE!

+1 MORE ENTRY: IF YOU BLOG OR TWEET ABOUT THIS GIVEAWAY, LEAVE A LINK I CAN FOLLOW

+2 MORE ENTRIES: IF SOMEONE READS ABOUT THIS GIVEAWAY FROM YOUR BLOG POST OR TWEET AND MENTIONS YOUR NAME (AS GIVEN IN YOUR ENTRY) YOU GET 2 EXTRA ENTRIES! ...BUT THIS CAN ONLY BE DONE ONCE!

ALL ENTRIES ARE DUE BY
6 PM, EST, OCTOBER 10


GOOD LUCK TO ALL!

38 comments:

scottsgal said...

I’ve never actually been to Colombia, but I studied abroad in Ecuador which is right next door. My experience of the jungle comes from excursions with my family into northern Thailand, where we looked for tigers but never really found any—just a huge, fresh tiger track! I wonder how close that tiger was?

Hmmm not sure I'd want to go on an actual live tiger hunt

msboatgal at aol.com

tawndam said...

lol... Lucy's hip pain was mainly because of Marliss's hip pain...

Virginia C said...

Fun Fact #2: To research the book, I had to interview two CIA operatives familiar with Colombia and its forty-year revolution. I could tell you more, but then I’d have to kill you.

gcwhiskas at aol dot com

dancealertreads.blogspot.com said...

The waterfall is based on one she saw in northern Thailand when she was a kid.

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Paranormal and Romantic Suspense Reviews said...

Show No Fear was inspired by the plight of three American contractors who were held by rebels in Colombia for five years and five months.

Razlover(at)hotmail(dot)com

Paranormal and Romantic Suspense Reviews said...

I blogged about your giveaway here:

http://razloversbookblog2.blogspot.com/2009/09/marliss-melton-show-no-fear-giveaway.html

Thanks for the great giveaway!

Razlover(at)hotmail(dot)com

Beth (BBRB) said...

How fun that she interviewed CIA operatives!

BethsBookReviewBlog AT gmail DOT com

stacey dempsey said...

The reason Lucy’s hip caused her so much pain wasn’t necessarily because her microchip site was infected. I had just had hip surgery, and my own hip was killing me! If I had to suffer, so did Lucy

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KiraR said...

The waterfall scene was inspired by a waterfall that she used to play in as a child.

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Debbie F said...

I would love to be able to play in a waterfall! That is so cool! Love to win this one! Thanks
dcf_beth at verizon dot net

Misusedinnocence said...

The waterfall scene was inspired by an actual waterfall in Thailand.


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Commchick said...

How cool that she got to interview actual CIA operatives....

Sharon
belchers@jccal.org

PS - Hope I win this one cuz I looove romances.

dag888888 said...

To research the book, the author had to interview 2 CIA operatives familiar with Colombia and its 40-year revolution.

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Anonymous said...

She used to play at a waterfall as a child...please count me in...thanks.

karen k
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rainstorm said...

I love the waterfall part.

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cqueen2 said...

3. The waterfall scene was inspired by a waterfall I used to play in as a child, only it was located in northern Thailand.

wow i've never even seen a real waterfall!! or been to Thailand

thanks

wadesherry@hotmail dot com

Pissenlit said...

Yikes, a painful hip sounds...well, painful! lol Poor Lucy and Marliss!!

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Reading said...

Please enter me. Thanks for the chance.

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heatherzilla said...

"To research the book, I had to interview two CIA operatives familiar with Colombia and its forty-year revolution. I could tell you more, but then I’d have to kill you." Very cool!

Please include me in the giveaway.

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Rue said...

I'm currently reading a book about the history of the CIA Spy Techs and the technology they developed...including the very first digital camera. Interesting read. This sounds like a good book too. Thanks for the chance to win!
ruthann (dot) francis (at) gmail (dot) com

D Q said...

Fun Fact #2: To research the book, I had to interview two CIA operatives familiar with Colombia and its forty-year revolution.
That must have been a very interesting interview.

djeanq(at)gmail(dot)com

LittleEagle said...

Fun Fact

3. The waterfall scene was inspired by a waterfall I used to play in as a child, only it was located in northern Thailand.

sharonaquilino(at)hotmail(dot)com

mrsshukra said...

Show No Fear was inspired by the plight of three American contractors who were held by rebels in Colombia for five years and five months.

delilah0180(at)yahoo(dot)com

Simply Stacie said...

I learned that she had to interview 2 CIA operatives for the book. How exciting!

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Reading said...

Please count me in. Thanks for the chance. I learned that the waterfall scene was inspired by a waterfall she played in when she was a child in Thailand. How cool is that.

lizzi0915 at aol dot com

Lost Without a Clue said...

I find it interesting that she lived in Thailand, and that she along with her family looked for tigers but never found any, I wonder what they would have done if they had indeed encountered any.

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Anonymous said...

. To research the book, she had to interview two CIA operatives familiar with Colombia and its forty-year revolution.

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starryann2000 said...

It was interesting to note that this was inspired by plight of three american contractors being held in Columbia by rebels for five years and five months

please enter me

Hot Off the Shelves said...

Please enter me!

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Maureen said...

It must have been so interesting to interview CIA agents. The book looks great.
mce1011 AT aol DOT com

Armenia said...

Fun Fact #2: To research the book, I had to interview two CIA operatives familiar with Columbia and its forty-year revolution. I could tell more but then I'd have to kill you. I loved that one!!

armiefox at yahoo dot com

rubynreba said...

Marlis Melton had just had hip surgery and if she had to suffer, so did Lucy!
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Brooke said...

To research the book, I had to interview two CIA operatives familiar with Colombia and its forty-year revolution. I could tell you more, but then I’d have to kill you (I love that...hehee) weeshenanigans (at) gmail (dot) com

Aimee said...

Show No Fear was inspired by the plight of three American contractors who were held by rebels in Colombia for five years and five months.
Thanks!

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CherylS22 said...

To research the book, Marliss Melton had to interview two CIA operatives familiar with Colombia and its forty-year revolution.

Thanks ~ megalon22{at}yahoo{dot}com

Nancye said...

"The reason Lucy’s hip caused her so much pain wasn’t necessarily because her microchip site was infected. I had just had hip surgery, and my own hip was killing me! If I had to suffer, so did Lucy!" That is too funny! I guess the old saying is true that misery loves company!

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