Showing posts with label winner's choice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winner's choice. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Sunset on Summer Fun Blog Hop


I'm going to keep my post short and sweet, because I know you've got a ton of blogs to hop through.

For my prize, I'm offering up a free pdf copy of the winner's choice of any of my books, found at www.dcjuris.com.

To enter to win, just leave a comment below, with the title of the book you'd like to win.

GOOD LUCK!!

There is also a GRAND PRIZE -

1 winner will receive their choice of a Kindle Fire 7″ HD or NOOK HD winner’s choice (US Only), or Paypal Cash (International).



****PLEASE BE AWARE: I write GLBTQ romance. GLBTQ stands for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer. This means my works feature same sex relationships AND same sex sexual acts. If winning that kind of a book isn't your cup of tea, kindly pass on to the next blog in the hop and leave the spot open for someone else. Thank you.****








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Saturday, August 3, 2013

The Charming Hero Blog Hop

****PLEASE BE AWARE: I write GLBTQ romance. GLBTQ stands for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer. This means my works feature same sex relationships AND same sex sexual acts. If winning that kind of a book isn't your cup of tea, kindly pass on to the next blog in the hop and leave the spot open for someone else. Thank you.****

For my part in the hop, I'm featuring Gabe, one of my leading men from my sexy m/m romance "Buried Treasure." Gabe sets his sights on Mark, but finds the object of his affection a little hard to get. Once he realizes why, he's even more in love.

First, I'll answer the hop questions. Then I'll give you the blurb and a little snippet.

For my prize, I'm giving away a free pdf copy of the winner's choice of any of my books - could be this one, but doesn't have to be. Just leave a comment with your e-mail and the title of the book you'd like. My books can be found at www.dcjuris.com

And now, onto the questions!

What your hero’s name and where does he come from? Gabe, and he's originally from Florence, Oklahoma, but when we meet him he's living in New Mexico.

What’s your charming hero’s profession? He works at Miller's Retirement  Home

Now, there’s a lot about our heroes that sets all women in a flutter. What’s your hero’s greatest weapon when it comes to seduction? Gabe is one of those unassuming fellows who doesn't really know how hot he is, and doubts himself. 

If your hero resembled one or more celebrities, who would they be?  Gabe has sparkling green eyes, sandy blond hair cut in a high and tight style, neatly trimmed beard and mustache reminiscent of  Captain Jack Sparrow, but without the little tails hanging down.

Apart from being incredible charming, how would you describe your hero’s personality? He's the guy next door sweetheart everyone loves. He'd give a total stranger the shirt off his back and his last penny. He's tenacious - when he wants something, he goes after it, including the love of his life. 

Does your hero have a favourite saying or motto? None that he's shared with me. 

Post a scene of ten lines or less that captures your hero using his charm to win over both our readers and heroine.  Here's a snippet. It's more than 10 lines. I'm a writer, not a Math major - I can't count. :-)



Mark suddenly pulled free and turned toward Gabe, slid his fingers up into Gabe’s hair and pressed their lips together in a harsh, demanding kiss.

Surprised, Gabe blinked rapidly, completely at war with himself as lust and rationality battled for dominance. He managed to get his wits about him as Mark’s mouth left his and Mark began nibbling and licking at his neck. Gabe pushed them apart gently. “Wait. Wait a second. Hold on.”

Mark shook his head, tears coursing down his cheeks, and reached for Gabe. “I want you.”

“I know.” Gabe took Mark’s hands and held them tightly against his own chest. “I know you do. And I want you. But let’s take this slower, hmm? You’re upset and shaken. Right now might not be the best time.”

Mark scowled and snatched his hands away. “I know what I want, and I want you.” He ran a shaking hand through his hair and leaned his head back into the stream of water. “I’m not a nutjob,” he

26said, once he’d raised his head. “And it’s not some weird thing where you’re the first person to be kind to me and I’m fanatical about it. I mean...” He looked away and shrugged. “You are the first person to be kind to me about it.” Mark sighed.

Damn Donald. Swallowing down a rush of anger, Gabe smiled and pulled Mark into his arms, holding tightly again. “I know you want me, and I don’t think you’re a nutjob.” He ground their bodies together, pressing his awakening cock against Mark’s leg. “And I want you too, by the way. But not like this. It should be special.”

“This is special,” Mark argued. He writhed against Gabe, their wet bodies sliding against each other.

Gabe took a step back and held Mark’s face in his hands. “Okay, maybe special is the wrong word. But lovemaking can’t start between us this way.”

“Lovemaking, eh?” The corner of Mark’s mouth quirked up into a grin. “Not just sex? There’s a difference, you know.”

“Mmmhmm. I do know that. Let’s get dried off and back in bed.” Gabe moved his hands down to clasp Mark’s. “Let me show you how a real man deals with his boyfriend’s nightmares.”










Thursday, July 18, 2013

Hot Summer Romance Giveaway Hop


For my part in the hop today, I'm keeping things short and sweet, since I know you're all hopping your behinds off!

Leave a comment below, including your e-mail, and you'll be entered to win your choice of one free pdf of any of my titles, found at www.dcjuris.com.

Good luck!!!

****PLEASE BE AWARE:  I write GLBTQ romance. GLBTQ stands for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer. This means my works feature same sex relationships AND same sex sexual acts. If winning that kind of a book isn't your cup of tea, kindly pass on to the next blog in the hop and leave the spot open for someone else. Thank you.****


GRAND PRIZE INFO:

There are two grand prizes. #1 is a Kindle Fire. #2 is a $50 Amazon.com gift certificate.






Sunday, June 30, 2013

LGBT Pride BlogFest



I have a confession to make: I'm a thirty-four year old bisexual transman, and I've only been to one pride event in my entire life, and only for a few minutes.

Growing up queer in the South, I didn't even know what "gay pride" was. Hell, I didn't even know any other queer folks until I was in high school - at least none I knew of. The one and only queer person in my family was shunned and spoken of in hushed tones, when he was spoken of at all.

It wasn't until I moved to Upstate NY that I discovered a whole community of people like myself. Mind you, we're in a small, white bread town, so it's not like it's queer utopia around here. But it is nice to be able to reach out to others like myself.

Why haven't I been to a Pride event, though?

The first one I ever even heard of was several years ago. At that time, I was living in the closet while I raised my step kids. (It's a long story, but it was my decision and it was the right one, based on the circumstances we were in.) Going to pride wasn't really an option for me.

The next time I heard of one, my husband and I went. Unfortunately, the skies opened up about fifteen minutes in, and our outdoor celebration ended prematurely.

Since then, our town hasn't had a Pride event. The closest one is in another town about 45 minutes away. I have ambitions to go, but sadly the stars keep aligning against me every time.

For me, though, Pride is more than an event or a parade. Pride is living my life out loud every day. Pride is looking in the mirror and not hating myself for things I can't change. Pride is detaching from a toxic family who refused to accept me. Pride is surrounding myself with people who don't judge me, who love me for who I am, or even in spite of who I am on some days!

For my prize today, I'm offering up any the winner's choice of one (1) free pdf of any of my GLBTQ stories, found at www.dcjuris.com. Remember, only GLBTQ stories are up for grabs.

GOOD LUCK!

****PLEASE BE AWARE: I write GLBTQ romance. GLBTQ stands for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer. This means my works feature same sex relationships AND same sex sexual acts. If winning that kind of a book isn't your cup of tea, kindly pass on to the next blog in the hop and leave the spot open for someone else. Thank you.****











Thursday, June 27, 2013

Naughty Nights Press 2nd Anniversary Blog Hop


NNP asked that we keep our posts short and sweet, so how's this:

Leave a comment, with your e-mail, and you'll be entered to win a free pdf copy of your choice of any of my books, found at www.dcjuris.com

GOOD LUCK!!

****PLEASE BE AWARE:  I write GLBTQ romance. GLBTQ stands for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer. This means my works feature same sex relationships AND same sex sexual acts. If winning that kind of a book isn't your cup of tea, kindly pass on to the next blog in the hop and leave the spot open for someone else. Thank you.****




Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Doggone Blog Hop for Charity


Meet Mindy and Wallace.

They came to us under very different circumstances. I work at a veterinary clinic, and the local shelter brought in a six month old pug with a broken leg to be put to sleep. Of course, I took him on the spot. We named him Wallace. Shortly after he got better, it became pretty clear to us that he needed a friend. We called a local shelter, told them the situation, and they said they had the perfect dog. We threw Wallace in the car, sped down the road, and adopted a furry ball of fire whom Hubby named Mindy.

At first, Wallace just wasn't sure of her. She was a girl after all, and girls have cooties. But it didn't take long until they became buddies. Now, they're virtually inseparable. They sleep together and play together - in fact, they spend most of their time by each other's sides.






For my donation today, I'm pledging 50% of my royalties of all of my Breathless Press titles, found here, now through the end of July to Tanners P.A.W. S, a local rescue. 

For my hoppers, I'm offering up a free pdf copy of your choice of any of my Breathless Press titles. Just head over to Breathless Press and look up DC Juris. 

To enter to win, just leave a comment below with your e-mail, and tell me about a special dog in your life!

Also, please consider voting for my dog and charity as TOP DOG of the blog hop by leaving a comment of TOP DOG. (Pretty please!!!)


****PLEASE BE AWARE:  I write GLBTQ romance. GLBTQ stands for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer. This means my works feature same sex relationships AND same sex sexual acts. If winning that kind of a book isn't your cup of tea, kindly pass on to the next blog in the hop and leave the spot open for someone else. Thank you.****










Friday, May 17, 2013

Hop Against Homophobia and Transphobia



In honor of 


I've blogged before about my experiences with homophobia and transphobia. Today, I want to blog about my experiences with acceptance. 

I've recently started attending meetings of a local organization called Safe Zone, which is a GLBTQ youth group. At first, being there seemed very surreal and odd. I've never been in a room made up completely of people who either accepted that I was queer or didn't really care one way or another. 

I've spent my life being a chameleon of sorts - always trying to figure out how to act around which people. Trying to determine if I could be myself, or if that specific person just couldn't "handle" my being queer and trans. 

Being surrounded by people who could most definitely "handle" my being queer and trans has been a life changing experience. I no longer look at the world in a mindset of "how can I change myself to fit what you need." I now look at the world in a mindset of "you're not trying to change for me, why should I try to change for you?"

I'm queer and trans. And I'm FABULOUS. I don't need to change myself to make anyone else more comfortable.

It's organizations like Safe Zone, in my opinion, that will be the catalyst for change in the coming years. As queer people find hope and belonging within these groups, their individual lives will be impacted, and they will, in turn, change the lives of people around them. 

I've always said the best argument we can make for equality is showing that we are equal - living our lives to the best of our abilities, with the best of intentions, and giving 100% whenever we can. 

If you can help, you should. If you can and you don't, you're part of the problem.

For my prize today, I'm offering up a free pdf copy of the reader's choice of any one of my books. I'm also including a swag pack, including magnets, a calendar, and a gay pride rainbow flag, signed by yours truly!

To enter to win, just leave a comment below and please be sure to include your e-mail address.

GOOD LUCK!!


****PLEASE BE AWARE: I write GLBTQ romance. GLBTQ stands for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer. This means my works feature same sex relationships AND same sex sexual acts. If winning a prize from that kind of a blog isn't your cup of tea, kindly pass on to the next blog in the hop and leave the spot open for someone else. Thank you.****

































 

Monday, April 1, 2013

LGBT Fiction Blog Hop




I have to say, I love that graphic! I'm a sucker for rainbows.

I've been asked why I write GLBTQ romance a lot over the past few years. The answer is two fold - One, I'm queer. Two, growing up there were never any romance stories I could relate to. I wasn't a damsel in distress. I wasn't an asshole Lord or cowboy or whatever stereotypical male, who needed to be softened and shown the healing power of love via a woman's heaving breasts. LOL  I was just a queer kid who wanted to read about other queer people doing romantic things. All while dressed fabulously, of course. ::wink::

Thus, my foray into GLBTQ romance began. I wrote my first gay character when I was in my early teens. He's still around today, though his story changed. He's Faldor, from "Betrayed."

For my part in the giveaway today, I'm offering up a free pdf copy of any of my GLBTQ titles, found on my website at www.dcjuris.com.

To enter to win, leave a comment below with your e-mail, and the title of the story you'd like to win. Remember, only GLBTQ titles are eligible.

GOOD LUCK!!


****PLEASE BE AWARE:  I write GLBTQ romance. GLBTQ stands for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer. This means my works feature same sex relationships AND same sex sexual acts. If winning that kind of a book isn't your cup of tea, I think you might be at the wrong blog hop. Just sayin'. ****


Grand Prize info:

a Rafflecopter giveaway















Monday, February 11, 2013

Celebrating Saint Valentine Giveaway Hop


There's a lot of hops going on right now, so I'll just get right to the prize and save you some time!

My prize for this hop is a free pdf copy of any one of my books, found at www.dcjuris.com

To enter, just leave a comment below with your e-mail and the title of the book you'd like to win.

Easy Peasy!

Good luck!!


****PLEASE BE AWARE:  I write GLBTQ romance. GLBTQ stands for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer. This means my works feature same sex relationships AND same sex sexual acts. If winning that kind of a book isn't your cup of tea, kindly pass on to the next blog in the hop and leave the spot open for someone else. Thank you.****

Thursday, December 20, 2012

Gifting Books - A Christmas Giveaway Hop


For my part in the hop, I'm giving away a pdf copy of the winner's choice of one of my books - found at www.dcjuris.com.

To enter, just leave a comment below, including your e-mail and the title of the book you hope to win. That's it!

GOOD LUCK!!


****PLEASE BE AWARE: I write GLBTQ romance. GLBTQ stands for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer. This means my works feature same sex relationships AND same sex sexual acts. If winning that kind of a book isn't your cup of tea, kindly pass on to the next blog in the hop and leave the spot open for someone else. Thank you.****


Saturday, December 15, 2012

Mistletoe Madness Blog Hop




For my part in the hop, I'm offering up a free pdf copy of the winner's choice of any 1 of my books!

To enter, just leave a comment below, with the title of the book you'd like to win, and your e-mail.

That's it! Easy, peasy!

GOOD LUCK!!

****PLEASE BE AWARE: I write GLBTQ romance. GLBTQ stands for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer. This means my works feature same sex relationships AND same sex sexual acts. If winning that kind of a book isn't your cup of tea, kindly pass on to the next blog in the hop and leave the spot open for someone else. Thank you.****


Saturday, December 1, 2012

R.J. Scott's Christmas Blog Hop



Even though we're not what most would consider "traditional" folks, Hubby and I have a couple Christmas traditions.

First is the Annual Elephant Ornament Hunt. We buy one new elephant ornament each year, and finding them is harder than you might think. This begins as soon as stores start putting out Christmas stuff. We're both on the hunt, and whoever finds the ornament first calls the other. We skip the pleasantries and just blurt out "FOUND IT!" LOL The only rule is that the trunk has to be pointing upward. A downward trunk is considered bad luck in some societies.

Second, we always put the tree up on the weekend after Thanksgiving. No matter what.

Third, Hubby puts the star on the tree after it's all decorated.

What are your traditions?

Leave a comment below with your answer, and you'll be entered to win a free pdf copy of your choice of one of my books, found at www.dcjuris.com.

GOOD LUCK!!

****PLEASE BE AWARE: I write GLBTQ romance. GLBTQ stands for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer. This means my works feature same sex relationships AND same sex sexual acts. If winning that kind of a book isn't your cup of tea, kindly pass on to the next blog in the hop and leave the spot open for someone else. Thank you.****