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Special Thanks

  • Posted on May 24, 2006 at 1:33 am


I just wanted to take a moment and thank each and every one of you who either imed, emailed, came to novelspotters, bought my book, won my book, posted something in my blog, made your IM name pretty–as in “Buy Rae’s Book” or talked about me on your blog and just all around made the first day of my first book–launch such a wonderful and memorable experience. ( I can see my editor cringing at that sentence. ) But seriously, each and every one of you ROCK! So thank you!

In the dedication, I actually needed about five pages or more to thank a ton of you. But, people aren’t paying to read a dedication and this isn’t the inside of a CD jacket. I plan on having a lot more books out in the future, but I also wanted to take a moment and thank some extremely important people who have held my hand, the bucket, given me a shoulder and just been there for me when I needed them–which is a lot.

To my ‘sassy’ Stace. You have read just about everything I’ve ever written. To the long, drawn-out notes, to the silly ones, to the false starts and finally to THE ENDS. You never lost faith in me, even when I did. Our past has fueled and sparked my creativity in more ways than one.

To JoJo: You will always be the little sister that I never had. You’re growing into such a beautiful and mature woman. You’ve also given me fodder for books, been there when I needed you and you have the best music collection and know exactly the right songs to fit the scene or mood I need. Without you, the titles to my first three books wouldn’t have even sprung to mind.

To Heather L & Jayne: Thank you for taking a young, unruly wanna-be and turning her into a gonna-bee and eventually into a beez-kneez. You two were the very first people to greet me when I stumbled upon the ‘boards’ and thought I knew it all. Without your guidance, faith and ability to shine the rusted parts, I may still be aimlessly wandering around thinking I knew it all.

To Kate Walker, Patricia McLinn, Lori Wilde, Holly Jacobs, Tori Carrington, Cathie Linz, Valerie Parv, Maggie Shayne, Karen Templeton, Erica Orloff, Cathy Yardley, Mia Zachary and countless others for sharing your wisdom, your faith and most importantly your friendship.

To the beez. Keep buzzing in the hive and making honey.

To FY. You’re my soul-sisters and I heart you all.

To The Belfry Collective. You’re the very best and supportive friends/sisters/critique partners on the web and I am blessed to be part of such a great group of talented, creative and hilarious women.

Shannon Stacey, thank you from my heart for giving me the push I needed. Without you, I would still be wandering around.

Danica, I am so glad that you found what you needed too. There is no doubt in my mind that if you write it, you will sell it. You were born for greater things and you just need to trust yourself a little bit more and listen to HIM.

Steph, you’ve been a blessing and a leaning post. You helped me so much with this book, I can’t even begin to thank you enough. Your day is coming, my friend. =)

*~*THANK YOU*~*


( Some of you are in the actual book dedication, but if I forgot anyone, you can beat me later )

Release Day

  • Posted on May 23, 2006 at 12:13 am

A man who thought he had life figured out…just met a woman who proved him wrong!
Kindergarten teacher Grace Adams wants to turn over a new leaf. She’s hoping a new school and a new apartment will de-magnetize the loser magnet she seems to possess. According to a student’s mother, she’s cursed. All it would take is a simple ceremony, some friends and a teeny-tiny bonfire in a coffee can to shake it…

Within a few moments her apartment is engulfed in smoke, her fire alarm is blaring, and she can’t stop laughing because she really should have known better. The next thing she knows someone is busting through her door to “save the day”.

That someone is firefighter Eddie Mancilla. He has one thing on his mind—fire chief. It’s been a family tradition for generations. He’s not about to jeopardize it for his former high-school crush. Eddie doesn’t believe in curses or have time to rekindle a relationship with Grace. But as the reunion combusts, Eddie has to douse a lot more than structure fires, now he has to quench the fire he has blazing for Grace.

Once they unite it’s going to be a four-alarm situation. Grace is under his skin and unfortunately her bad luck seems to have spread…. to him!

You can buy your copy here. I’m also going to have a contest. I just have to figure out what I’m going to do. ‘-) Right now, I feel shell-shocked.

~*~UPDATE~*~

Dee Tenorio has graciously offered to share her spot on novelspotters with me today at 3pm est. Both of us will be giving away copies of our books and would love the participation so it isn’t the two of us talking to each other the full hour. Not that we haven’t ever done this before. *gg*

Hope to see you there!

My very first review

  • Posted on May 22, 2006 at 12:27 am



If I could, I would kiss Belle Rouge. Why? She’s the awesome reviewer who had this to say about “The Last Thing I Expected”.

THE LAST THING I EXPECTED is deliciously fun. Sparkling with humor and sizzling with passion this tale is one that will keep you spellbound from beginning to end. Heather Rae Scott has penned a divine romantic comedy, the first in what promises to be a great new series. With true-to-life characters and the right mix of passion and romance, readers are sure to be charmed.

*insert me squeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeing*

Color Me…Pink

  • Posted on May 17, 2006 at 12:25 am

Okay, so before I share an embarrassing moment with you, let me tell you that I pick Taylor and Kat to go to the final two. Nothing against Elliot, because I think he’s grown so much, but he didn’t show me too much this evening. You can throw stuff at me if you want, but that is who I hope gets to the final two.

So, I was reminded that since a lot of the authors were at RT this week, that we could play on Jaci’s Group. So, I had people interested in my story thanks to Mel. She had something to the effect of tell us more about “The Last Thing I Wanted”. Okay, so, I post the blurb and the teaser I gave y’all in here yesterday. Without even thinking about the title. Or the title in my new signature. “The Last Thing I Wanted” available May 23rd from Samhain Publishing.

My editor ims me and brings it to my attention that while my blurb and excerpt are for the up and coming book–the title is for it’s sequel.

*insert me holding an “L” on my forehead.*

I’m excited about all of my books, but jeesh! I’m so embarrassed. Even though, I somehow managed to plug both books. Is there a lesson in there? Yes, proofread even your signature line!

I blame it on Tory. She’s completely taken over my brain. Why? She’s severely irritated with me. She wants more sex with Gabe and since I’ve torn them apart to rewrite them, she isn’t happy with me at all. She wants me to skip all the plot layering and get to the good stuff. She’s tired of Grace. She wants hers. So, anyway she can get it, she sneaks in there.

That’s my story and I’m stickin’ to it. Have an embarrassing story to tell?