It's a GIRL!

Well you all at 756 am on Monday December 9th by way of c-section my beautiful Miss Annabelle Lee was born. She weighed in at 7 pounds and 3.7 oz.

She is doing wonderfully. She naps like a boss and eats like a horse.  Oh yeah. She has this dark brown hair that varies in length all over but doesn't get longer then an inch. Her eyes are a deep blue. We have a feeling they will turn Brown. Her daddy has Brown eyes but our other daughters eyes stayed blue. Only time will tell.

I had quit the experience this time. With Aurora I wasn't awake. Found out that it was because I had an anxiety attack after they gave me my spinal so they put me to sleep. I had another spinal and another anxiety attach but I was able to push through the attack and be awake for this one.

If you have any questions please leave me a comment and I will answer them as soon as I can.

Waiting on Wednesday: The Double Life of Incorporate Things by Leanna Renee Hieber

So, have I told you about Author Leanna Renee Hieber?  No.  Well sit back and I will.

Leanna is this amazing chick who walks around in Gothic Victorian clothing.  That's pretty much it.  She had me at Gothic Victorian!!!  lol  Seriously though, Leanna is a really talented author/actress from Ohio.  There is actually a LOT that I could say about this woman.  I've meet her twice at Dragon*Con 12 & 13 and got her autograph in a few of her books too. She's just a very down to earth person who loves her fans/followers.  I highly suggest that you get your hands on her books.  They are great reads.




The Double Life of Incorporate Things is the third book in the "Magic Most Foul" series. 

 Book One

I was obssessed.

It was as if he called to me, demanding I reach out and touch the brushstrokes of color swirled onto the canvas. It was the most exquisite portrait I'd ever seen—everything about Lord Denbury was unbelievable...utterly breathtaking and eerily lifelike.
There was a reason for that. Because despite what everyone said, Denbury never had committed suicide. He was alive. Trapped within his golden frame.
I've crossed over into his world within the painting, and I've seen what dreams haunt him. They haunt me too. He and I are inextricably linked—bound together to watch the darkness seeping through the gas-lit cobblestone streets of Manhattan. And unless I can free him soon, things will only get Darker Still.

 Book Two

I'm coming for you.
The whispers haunt her dreams and fill her waking hours with dread. Something odd is happening. Something...unnatural.Possession of the living. Resurrection of the dead. And Natalie Stewart is caught right in the middle. Jonathon, the one person she thought she could trust, has become a double agent for the dark side. But he plays the part so well, Natalie has to wonder just how much he's really acting.
She can't even see what it is she's fighting. But the cost of losing her heart, her sanity...her soul.

 Ok so lets get back to what I'm actually waiting on because I'm not actually waiting on it to come out, just waiting on buying it.  It came out Monday actually, I just haven't gotten a chance to order it yet.  :)

The Double Life of Incorporate Things
Leanna Renee Hieber
Page: 250  

The finale in the acclaimed Magic Most Foul trilogy, the trauma and the terror of the Master's Society has only escalated for the dashing Lord Denbury and brave, feisty Miss Natalie Stewart. A new terror has been unleashed in Manhattan. Together they, with stalwart friends and unlikely heroes, take the fight directly to the Denbury estate, where fresh evils have awakened. But are they prepared for all the sacrifices that shall be asked of them? With their very lives and the sanctity of their mortal souls at stake, Natalie and Jonathon are past the point of no return...

I don't have an excerpt for you, I wish I did.  :(  I'm sure it would have you enthralled. 

Winter 2013 Fortune Cookie Soap, Soap Box

So I just checked the mail about an hour ago and had this beautiful surprise waiting for me!  I love that every three months I get happiness in a soap box.  :)  I'm excited to share this box with you as well. I do have one gripe. But it has NOTHING to do with the box but with my Post Office. I live in an apartment complex and our mail is delivered to our mailboxes by the parking lot. These are small boxes. Smaller then a P.O. Box. But for some reason they think that just because the package fits on their end means that it will come out on my end. I have to stand there for what seems like forever pushing and pulling and maneuvering the box to get it out. It makes me one very upset blogger. LOL.

I'm going to be using my $10 off copon that comes with your subscription box to get me some whipped cream body butter in the scent Sally.

 

 Sandy Claws
Exfoliating Body Butter
FCS says it smells like chocolate and chai.
I say it smells like cheap chocolate and oatmeal.  Don't get me wrong, I LOVE this smell.  It is yummyness.  Just the smell reminds me of a cheap fake chocolate sent.

 Jack

Bath Fizzy

FCS says it smells like notes of iced lemon and airy menthol, warmed by woodland moss and smashed cranberries.

I get the hints of menthol, but to me it smells like the old perfume bottles from Avon. Am I disappointed by this, NO.  I fully intend on using this bad boy.

 Sally
Fortune Cookie Soap
FCS says it smells like fresh breezes fluttering white cotton and dry crackling leaves held together by twine.
They got the description perfectly.  This is by far my favorite scent in the box.  It's so clean smelling.  I picture clothes pulled straight from the dryer when I smell this.

 Oogie Boogie

OCD Hand Sanitizer

FCS says it smells like a mix of smushed winter berries against a backdrop of sweet muted cinnamon.

What I smell in the container is berries and cinnamon, when I put it on my skin, I smell a sweet cinnamon, not a powerful cinnamon, but a sweet one.

Second favorite of the box.

 Lock, Shock, and Barrel
Bath Melt
FCS says it smells like frosted woods of pine and spruce warmed with hints of spice.
Well, first off, this is suppose to be the face of one of the little scary kids that keep oogie boogie but I seem to have gotten the wrong mold, cause I'm pretty sure that is the "mean Jack" face. You can correct me if I'm wrong on that, it's ok. I'm ok with that though because it still smells yummy.  This smells like something a gentleman would prefer but something that I would steal from him.  it has a unisex appeal to it.   Sometimes the spice's takeover but then sometimes I get a fruity smell to it.  Don't know where the fruity smell is coming from.   

 Zero

Dry Shampoo

FCS says it smells like sweet peppermint with a whisper of pumpkin.

They hit the nail on the head with this one.  It was kinda hard for me to smell it at first then I had a brain fart and realized that I could shake it in my hand and rub it around to get the scent.  Yes, I have those moments a lot.  I am 37 weeks pregnant.  Leave me alone.  :)

Christmas Town
Whipped Cream Body Butter
FCS that they did all four of the towns, I just have to tell you what it smells like.
 I don't like this one.  It smells like I walked into an incense store.  I just can't stand that smell.  Least favorite.  I wish I would have gotten Easter Town, I imagine it to smell like flowers and marshmallows. 

What's This?

Roll On Perfume

FCS says it smells like well, you have to guess it and tell them what you think it is and then you might get $50 FCS gift certificate.

I'm not going to tell you what I think it smells like.   BWAHAHAHAHAHA  

Just know that you need to get your hands on this scent because it smells so good that I want to eat it!!!

Waiting on Wednesday: Pawn by Aimee Carter

So here is my second post for the week!!!  WWHHHHHAAAAATTTTT??????  I know I can't believe it myself.  :) 

Welcome to Waiting on Wednesday.  Today I bring you Pawn by Aimee Carter.  This is her first book that is outside her "The Goddess Test" saga.  If I need to jog your memory, she has written The Goddess Test, Goddess Interrupted, The Goddess Inheritance and The Goddess Legacy.  If you haven't read this, I highly suggest you get on it! Anyways, back to Pawn.  Let's read the overview first. 

YOU CAN BE A VII IF YOU GIVE EVERYTHING.

     For Kitty Doe, it seems like an easy choice. She can either spend her life as a III in misery, looked down upon by the higher ranks and forced to leave the people she loves, or she can become a VII and join the most powerful family in the country.

     If she says yes, Kitty will be Masked—surgically transformed into Lila Hart, the Prime Minister's niece, who died under mysterious circumstances. As a member of the Hart family, she will be famous. She will be adored. And for the first time, she will matter.

     There's only one catch. She must also stop the rebellion that Lila secretly fostered, the same one that got her killed …and one Kitty believes in. Faced with threats, conspiracies and a life that's not her own, she must decide which path to choose—and learn how to become more than a pawn in a twisted game she's only beginning to understand.

 How vague and excited at the same time.  I can't wait to get my hands on it.  It seems like it's going to be a good read, it's a dystopian novel. (side note: my computer doesn't read "dystopian" as a word, lol)  I haven't read many dystopian's but I really enjoy them.  "The Hunger Games" were my first ones so I feel like all the others have to live up to it.  I'm very selective of my novels but this one seem like it's going to have a good story, with some interesting characters and it's got a VERY pretty cover!!!   Just look at it.  It's got mystery and beautiful color and it's not busy.  I can't wait to get my hands on it!!!

Release date: 26 November 2013
Pages: 352
It WILL be part of a series named:
Blackcoat Rebellion Series

Where to buy:
Barnes & Nobel Pre-order price:  Starts at $11.59

Amazon Pre-order price: Starts at $11.37

And lastly, and excerpt:

Risking my life to steal an orange was a stupid thing to do, but today of all days, I didn't care about the consequences. If I were lucky, the Shields would throw me to the ground and put a bullet in my brain.

Dead at seventeen. It would be a relief.

As I hurried through the crowded market, I touched the back of my neck and tried not to wince. That morning, my skin had been pale and smooth, with only a freckle below my hairline. Now that noon had come and the test was over, my skin was marred with black ink that would never wash off and ridges that would never disappear.

III. At least it wasn't a II, though that wasn't much of a consolation.

"Kitty," called Benjy, my boyfriend. He tucked his long red hair behind his ears as he sauntered toward me, taller and more muscular than most of the others in the marketplace. Several women glanced at him as he passed, and I frowned.
I couldn't tell whether Benjy was oblivious or simply immune to my bad mood, but either way, he gave me a quick kiss and a mischievous look. "I have a birthday present for you."

"You do?" I said. Guilt washed over me. He didn't see the orange in my hand or understand I was committing a crime. He should have been safe at school instead of here with me, but he'd insisted, and I had to do this. I'd had one chance to prove I could be worthwhile to society, and I'd failed. Now I was condemned to spend the rest of my life as something less than everyone in that market, all because of the tattoo on the back of my neck. Stealing a piece of fruit meant only for IVs and above wouldn't make my life any easier, but I needed one last moment of control, even if the Shields arrested me. Even if they really did kill me after all.

Benjy opened his hand and revealed a tiny purple blossom, no bigger than my thumbnail, nestled in his palm. "It's a violet," he said. "They're a perennial flower."
"I don't know what that means." I glanced around, searching for where he might have found it. Three tables down, next to a booth selling pictures of the Hart family, was one boasting colorful bottles of perfume. Tiny purple flowers covered the table. They were only decorations, not goods. Not anything that could get him killed or arrested and sent Elsewhere, like my orange. The seller must have let him take one.
"Perennial means that once they're planted, they keep growing year after year." He placed the flower in my palm and brushed his lips against mine. "They never give up, like someone I know."
I kissed him back, forcing myself to relax. "Thank you. It's beautiful." I sniffed the violet, but if it had a scent, it was lost in the smells surrounding us.
Despite the cool autumn day, it was sweltering inside the market. People were packed together, creating a stench that mingled with the sizzling meats, fresh fruit, and hundreds of other things the vendors tried to sell. I usually didn't mind, but today it made my stomach turn.
"We need to go," I said, cupping my fingers around the flower to keep it safe. The orange in my other hand seemed to grow heavier with every passing second, and it wouldn't be long before someone noticed us. Benjy stood out in a crowd.
He glanced at the orange, but he said nothing as he followed me toward the exit, setting his hand on my back to guide me. I tensed at his touch, waiting for him to brush my hair away and spot my tattoo. He hadn't asked yet, but that courtesy wouldn't last forever.
I'd seen the posters and heard the speeches. Everyone had. We all had our rightful place in society, and it was up to us to decide what that was. Study hard, earn good grades, learn everything we could, and prove we were special. And when we turned seventeen and took the test, we would be rewarded with a good job, a nice place to live, and the satisfaction that we contributed to our society—everything we would ever need to lead a meaningful life.
That was all I'd ever wanted: to prove myself, to prove that I was better than the Extra I really was. To prove I deserved to exist even though I was a second child. To prove the government hadn't made a mistake not sending me Elsewhere.
Now my chance was over, and I hadn't even earned an average IV. Instead of living the meaningful life I'd been promised since before I could remember, I'd managed a III. There was nothing special about me—I was just another Extra who should never have been born in the first place.
I was a waste.
Worst of all, as much as I wanted to hate them for my III, it wasn't the government's fault. Everyone had an equal shot, and I'd blown mine. Now I had to live with the shame of having a permanent record of my failure tattooed onto the back of my neck for everyone to see, and I wasn't so sure I could do it.
Benjy and I had nearly reached the exit when a weedy man dressed in a gray Shield uniform stepped in front of me, his arm outstretched as he silently demanded my loot. The pistol holstered to his side left me no choice.
"I found it on the ground," I lied as I forked over the orange. "I was about to give it back to the merchant."
"Of course you were," said the Shield. He rotated his finger, a clear sign he wanted me to turn around. Benjy dropped his hand, and panic spread through me, white-hot and urging me to run.
But if I took off, he might blame Benjy, and all I could hope for now was that my stupid decision didn't affect him, too. Benjy had a month to go before he turned seventeen, and until then, he wouldn't be held responsible for his actions. Until that morning, I hadn't been, either.
At last I turned and pulled my dirty blond hair away from the nape of my neck. Even if I wanted to, I couldn't hide the mark or the angry red blotch surrounding it, still painful from the needle that had etched my rank into my skin.
Benjy stiffened at the sight of my III. I stared straight ahead, my face burning with shame. I'd let him down. I'd let both of us down. And now everything was going to change.
The man brushed his fingertips against the mark, feeling the three ridges underneath that proved it wasn't altered. Satisfied, he dropped his hand. "Is she telling the truth?" he said, and Benjy nodded, not missing a beat.

"Yes, sir. We were on our way to the stall now." Benjy twisted around to give him a glimpse of his bare neck. "We're only here to look around."

The Shield grunted, and he tossed the orange in the air and caught it. I scowled. Was he going to let me go or force me to my knees and shoot me? Less than five feet away, browned blood from another thief still stained the ground. I looked away. Maybe he'd send me Elsewhere instead, but I doubted it. The bastard looked trigger-happy.

"I see." He leaned in, and I wrinkled my nose at his sour breath. "Did you know your eyes are the same shade as Lila Hart's?"
I clenched my jaw. Lila Hart, the niece of the prime minister, was so wildly popular that hardly a week went by when someone didn't mention that the bizarre blue shade of my eyes matched hers.
"No," I said through gritted teeth. "Never heard that before in my life."
The Shield straightened. "What's your name?"
"Kitty Doe."
"Doe?" He eyed us both. "You're Extras?"
"Yes," I said, trying to keep the snarl out of my voice. No one with an ounce of self-preservation talked to a Shield like that, but after what had happened that morning, I didn't have it in me to kiss anyone's ass.
Out of the corner of my eye, I noticed Benjy frown, and I could almost hear his silent question. What do you think you're doing?
Stupidly risking my life, that's what.
The Shield stroked his pistol. "Stay put. Move, and I'll kill you, got it?"
I nodded mutely. But as soon as he turned away, Benjy touched my elbow, and our eyes met. Without hesitating, we bolted.
Benjy and I pushed past the crowds, through the gates, and into the damp street. We sprinted between the aging buildings and ducked down alleyways, and as we passed a faded mural of Prime Minister Hart smiling down on us benevolently, I resisted the urge to spit on it.
We ran through a maze of side streets until we reached the border of the Heights, the easternmost suburb of the District of Columbia. And the poorest. I searched for any signs of the IIs that populated the area, anyone who might be willing to snitch on us for a fresh loaf of bread, but during the day, while everyone was working at the docks or in the factories, the street was deserted.
After the workday ended, adults and children spilled into the overcrowded streets, begging for food. I usually had to elbow my way down the sidewalks and weave between men and women who couldn't be more than twenty years older than me, but already their hair had grayed and their skin turned to leather—the results of decades of hard labor and struggling to make ends meet. My life wouldn't be much better. As a IV, I could have counted on reaching sixty. Now, as a III, I would be lucky to hit forty. If I wasn't careful, I would also be out on the streets begging for more than the government had decided I was worth.
As we dashed around a corner, I spotted a sewer entrance a few feet away and sighed with relief. We were safe.
I shimmied through the opening on the edge of the sidewalk, and a minute later, Benjy climbed down from a manhole nearby. The sewer was dark and smelled like rust and rot, but it was the only place our conversation would be private. Even the empty streets didn't offer that guarantee. Shields were everywhere, waiting for their chance to pounce the moment they heard a word against the Harts or the Ministers of the Union. According to Nina, the matron of our group home, they got bonuses for each arrest they made, and they had families to feed, too. Didn't mean I hated them any less, though.
That morning, before I'd left, she'd said we all had our roles to play. It just so happened that some were better than others. We couldn't all be VIs and VIIs, and all any of us could hope for was food in our bellies and a place to call our own. I would have a roof over my head; the government made sure of that. But now, with my III, I would be outrageously lucky if it didn't leak.
In the speeches we watched from first grade on, Prime Minister Daxton Hart promised us that as privileged American citizens, we would be taken care of all our lives, so long as we gave back to the society that needed us. If we worked hard and gave it our all, we would get what we deserved. We were masters of our own fate.
Up until today, I'd believed him.
"What were you doing back there?" said Benjy. "You could've been killed."
"That was kind of the point," I muttered. "Better than being a III for the rest of my life."
Benjy sighed and reached for me, but I sidestepped him. I couldn't take his disappointment, too.
He slouched. "I don't understand—sixty-eight percent of all people tested are IVs."
"Yeah, well, guess I'm dumber than sixty-eight percent of the population." I kicked a puddle of rancid rainwater, splashing a few rats that squeaked in protest.
"Eighty-four percent, actually, including the Vs and above," said Benjy, and he added quickly, "but you're not. I mean, you're smart. You know you are. You outwitted that Shield back there."
"That wasn't smart. That was reckless. I told him my real name."
"You had no choice. If he'd found out you were lying, he would have killed you for sure," said Benjy. He stopped and faced me, cupping my chin in his hand. "I don't care what the test said. You're one of the smartest people I know, all right?"
"Not the kind of smart that matters." Not like Benjy was. He read everything he could get his hands on, and he forced me to watch the news with him every night. By the time we were nine, he'd read the entire group home library twice. I could recite whole articles seconds after he read them to me, but I couldn't read them to myself.
"Nina was wrong," I added. "You don't get extra time if they read the questions to you. The parts I reached were easy, but the reader was slow, and I didn't finish. And they docked points because I can't read."

Benjy opened and shut his mouth. "You should have told me before we left the testing center," he said, and I shook my head.

"There's nothing you could have done." A lump formed in my throat, and I swallowed hard. All of the studying, the preparation, the hope—it was all for nothing. "I'm a III. I'm a stupid, worthless—"
"You are not worthless." Benjy stepped closer, so close I could feel the heat radiating from his body. He wrapped his arms around me, and I buried my face in his chest, refusing to cry. "You're strong. You're brilliant. You're perfect exactly the way you are, and no matter what, you'll always have me, okay?"
"You'd be better off without me and you know it," I muttered into his sweater.
He pulled away enough to look at me, his blue eyes searching mine. After a long moment, he leaned down and kissed me again, this time lingering. "I'm never better off without you," he said. "We're in this together. I love you, and that's never going to change, all right? I'm yours no matter what your rank is. You could be a I, and I would go Elsewhere just to find you."
I tried to laugh, but it came out as more of a choking sob. The rank of I was only given to the people who couldn't work or contribute to society, and once they were sent Elsewhere, no one ever saw them again. "If I were a I, we probably never would've met in the first place."
"Doesn't matter," he murmured, running his fingers through my hair. "I would know something was missing. I would know my life was pointless, even if I never understood why. Even if we'd never met, even if you never existed, I would still love you beyond all reason for the rest of my life."
I kissed him, pouring every ounce of my frustration and anger into it. The sewer wasn't exactly romantic, but with Benjy there, I didn't care. He understood. He always understood, and in that moment, I needed him more than I could ever explain. The government might not have thought I was worth anything, but I was worth something to Benjy, and that should've been all that mattered.

At last I pulled away and cleared my throat. The lump was gone. "You won't have any problem with it," I promised. "You'll finish early and still get a VI."

A new leaf???

We shall see.  I'm really hoping to re-up my game on here.  I miss posting and I miss keeping up with everyone.  Most of all I miss all books and goodies that I buy to share with you all. 
For those who didn't know, which is mostly ALL of you, I am PREGNANT!  I'm due in 22 days, December 10th.  I have known since April, I just haven't posted it here.  We are having another girl.  YAY for hand me downs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am currently on maternity leave till sometime in March.  I have a stack of books that I need to talk about and tons of makeup related stuff as well.   

I hope everyone has a great day and I hope to be back in a few days with a post. Maybe even tomorrow with a Teaser Tuesday.  :)

Trellyn

GGRRRRR, why do I even bother???

Well, guess what???  My two year blog-iversary was last month, in MARCH!!  We are half way thru April.  I sometimes don't even know why I bother with this.  Every few months I realize that I have neglected you and I will come on here and post for a week, then I get caught up in stuff going on and I forget again.  :(  I am so sorry guys.  Plus I can't seem to make up my mind if I want to blog about fashion, books, or makeup.  I like to write about them all but I don't want three different blogs to keep up with. 

Oh and have I mentioned that I'm painting now?  No?  Didn't think I had either. Yeah, I paint now.  Well, I have done 5 paintings.  I have more that are coming.  But as of right now, it's on the back burner.  I have my 2 year old, my boyfriend, work, school, and softball.  Also throw in time with my friends and I don't have much time for anything.  lol 

I'm working on my giveaway for the anniversary.  There is going to be two prizes. One that is make-up related and one that is book related. I will probably post it later in this month and have it run for two weeks in May. 


I hope everyone has a wonderful month of April!

Release Day - {Recalled} by Cambria Hebert & Giveaway

It's finally here!!!!  I'm beyond excited about this.  I have been waiting for this book since the first time she talked about it on her Facebook.  I just know it's going to be epic.    If you remember, I did a Cover reveal back in January. Click here if you want to refresh your memory.  You will also note in that post how pumped I was. :)  Cambria is an amazing down to earth author who loves to connect with her readers.  She operates her Facebook, not some assistant! 

Side Note:  The punctuation when I speak of Cambria or one of her books increases too!!!!!


Now for what you came for.  Just to refresh your memory here is the cover and sleeve.

*le sigh*  It's just pure perfection!  I want them both on my walls here at the humble abode.  :)

Now for a blurb and an excerpt, in that order.

Love or Death? A simple question really. The choice seems obvious. But. What if you never knew love, what if your life was spent just trying to survive? What if you knew your fate before you were fully grown?

And then you died.

And you were given another chance. A better chance.

This new life depended upon one thing: your job. And so you agreed. You thought it would be simple. You thought it would be cut and dry.

It never is.

And now you are left holding the fate of someone else in the palm of your hand and you have to make the ultimate choice.

Love or Death?

“Proposition - An offer of a private bargain. A plan suggested for acceptance; a proposal.”

“Opportunity would be abundant and you could create a whole new identity for yourself.”

I was tempted sure, but still something kept me from accepting right away. “What’s the catch?”

There was always a catch.

“In return for your life, your new and improved life, you would come and work for me.”

“Doing what?”

“You will be an Escort.”

On the streets another name for Escort was a prostitute. “I don’t think I would look good in a dress and heels.”

“You joke. You’re funny.” Mr. Burns said, smiling. “Not that kind of Escort. This is more exclusive. More important.”

“So what exactly will I be Escorting?” I asked more confused than before.

Now for the absolute most amazing, legendary moment EVER!

 ONLY $.99!!!

  This is for a limited time so make sure you grab it.  It will go back up to $2.99, which is still a kick butt price!!!  You can get it on Amazon and BN and Smashwords

I'm going to leave you with a few little things, like a GIVEAWAY, a surprise for the blog, and a little information on the fantastic Cambria.

Giveaway time!!!!!!  I'm giving away one ecopy of Recalled!!!  I'm going to make it easy and simple.  Everyone gets one free entry.  You can get one extra entry by following my blog. It will be on Rafflecopter.  It will begin at 12:01AM on Friday February the 15th and it will run till 11:59PM February the 28th. 

a Rafflecopter giveaway


SURPRISE

I'm going to be doing my very FIRST book review ever for my bog over Recalled so be looking for that in the week after it's release!    Are you a blogger?  Do you have any advice for me?  I would GREATLY appreciate it. 

And now for some little 411 on Cambria!!!

Cambria Hebert is the author of the young adult paranormal Heven and Hell series and the upcoming Death Escorts series. She loves a caramel latte, hates math and is afraid of chickens (yes, chickens). She went to college for a bachelor’s degree, couldn’t pick a major and ended up with a degree in cosmetology. So rest assured her characters will always have good hair. She currently lives in Pennsylvania where she is plotting her next book. You can find out more about Cambria and her work by visiting http://www.cambriahebert.com

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