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Cynthia D'Alba

http://cynthiadalba.com

Bio – Cynthia D’Alba New York Times and USA Today Bestselling author Cynthia D’Alba started writing on a challenge from her husband in 2006 and discovered having imaginary sex with lots of hunky men was fun. She was born and raised in a small Arkansas town. After being gone for a number of years, she’s thrilled to be making her home back in Arkansas living in a vine- covered cottage on the banks of an eight-thousand acre lake. When she’s not reading or writing or plotting, she’s doorman for her two dogs, cook, housekeeper and chief bottle washer for her husband and slave to a noisy, messy parrot. She loves to chat online with friends and fans. You can find her most days at one of the following online homes: Website: cynthiadalba.com Facebook: Facebook/cynthiadalba Twitter: @cynthiadalba Pinterest: Pinterest/CynthiaDAlba Newsletter: Newsletter Sign-Up Street Team: D’Alba Diamonds

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12 comments posted.

Re: Texas Tango (8:22pm November 17, 2013):

Thank you everybody for your wonderful comments! I'm seriously
touched at all the comments! Good luck with the drawing

Re: Texas Tango (12:36pm November 14, 2013):

Hi Lisa! Wait until you see the cover for Texas Fandango, my
next book. OMG! It's awesome too! I have been so lucky with
the covers I've gotten. Thanks for coming by and leaving a
message.

Re: Texas Tango (12:35pm November 14, 2013):

THANK YOU Karen Johnston! I hope you enjoy Travis and
Caroline's love story. Please drop me a line and let me know
what you thought.

Re: Texas Tango (12:34pm November 14, 2013):

Hi Peggy. Lives can be full and rewarding with and without
children. My life has been truly everything I could ever
dream of. Sometimes I look back at the years and
think...WOW. You are one lucky lady. :)

I hope you enjoy Texas Tango. If you do get a chance to read
it, Please leave a review on Goodreads or Amazon or
wherever!

Re: Texas Tango (12:31pm November 14, 2013):

Hi Brenda! Great to see you on another stop! MS is a cruel
disease. I am so sorry for your loss.

WOW on those ages of your grandsons! Bet you have some
interesting days.

Re: Texas Tango (12:29pm November 14, 2013):

Hi Gayle. You are so right! Oh those cowboys! :) They evoke
all sorts of feelings, don't they? :)

Re: Texas Tango (12:28pm November 14, 2013):

Hi Gloria. Like you, I want a happy ending to a book. That's
one reason I write romance. I want to be smiling as I read the
last lines in a book!

Re: Texas Tango (12:27pm November 14, 2013):

Hi Penny! I'm so glad you've discovered the tour! Glad to have
you along. It can get lonely talking to myself! LOL

Re: Texas Tango (10:30am November 14, 2013):

Hi Denise. Remember...if you read and review Texas Tango
during the month of November, I am having a drawing for
reviewers! Gift card prize. :)

Good luck with the giveaway! And I agree...Christmas is a
great season.

Re: Texas Tango (10:29am November 14, 2013):

Hi Pam! Thanks for coming by. Glad you enjoyed the excerpt.

Re: Texas Tango (10:27am November 14, 2013):

Hi Bonnie! I hope you give Texas Tango a chance! Tell you
what I'll do...(We'll see who reads these replies too! ha)
If you haven't had a chance to read anything by me, drop me
a line at cynthia @ cynthiadalba.com and ask me for a free
copy of Texas Two Step: The Prequel. That is a short story
that serves as an introduction to my first book. How's that?

ANYONE can request this freebie. Just email me.

Re: Texas Tango (10:25am November 14, 2013):

Hi Melanie Capuano! You don't have to have a Facebook account
to be entered in the drawing! Just leaving a comment will
enter you! :) Since you're from Texas, I hope you get a chance
to read Texas Tango or Texas Two Step and let me know what you
think!