Dirty Little Lies Week Day Six and GCC: Anne Frasier’s Pale Immortal *and* schtuff

Today’s winner in the Dirty Little Lies Giveaway is Nadine Dajani! Congratulations, Nadine. Send me your address and I’ll send you your fabulous prize! As for the rest of you, two more chances. Post here to be entered in tomorrow’s penultimate giveaway.

In other cools news, the fabulous folks at Trashionista have posted one of my old blog columns on defense of chick lit. Thanks, gals! Just goes to show you, the stuff you post on blogs last for-evah! (Also, if you’re Marley or me and are obsessed with the old Sweet Dreams line of teen romance, check out what they’ve unearthed: http://www.trashionista.com/)

But that’s not all! Today’s ultra-special Girlfriend’s Cyber Circuit tour brings us the following offering from wicked suspense author and wicked-cool blogger Anne Frasier: a video for her latest release, Pale Immortal. The idea is to get 100 bloggers blogging about it on one day — today, her release date. So, if you’re interested, toddle on over to her blog and embed this video on your own space.

Cool, huh? I’m really into these “book videos.” Maybe one day I’ll do one for my books. Here’s what the story is about:

USA Today bestselling author Anne frasier has kept her readers on the edge of their seats…

Now she delivers a tale that will have them looking over their shoulders. In her new novel, Anne Frasier flirts with the paranormal when a town’s horrific legacy gives rise to shadows of fear and suspicion.

That’s actually not much info. What I’ve been able to gather from reviews and such is that the story is about a rash of copycat murders in a small town that once, many years ago, lived through a “vampire” like killing spree. The twist is that the old vampire murderer has also disappeared from his coffin, and the tale is told from the perspective of a man who is allergic to the light.

I don’t read a lot of straight suspense, but I may have to pick that up.

And now for something compeltely different. Do those of you who write series put together series bibles? I’m thinking of doing so to make sure everything’s straight during the revision process and as I move toward SSG3. Any tips or how tos that you know of?