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Today, there should be posts about "Wrong Place, Right Time" on the following blogs. Keep in mind that the blog tour is organized early and some bloggers forget. So if it's not up on one of the blogs, that's probably why. Bloggers also schedule posts to appear at different times so some may show later in the day. But anyway, I'd appreciate your showing support to any of the blogs that have helped me out with this tour! Here are today's batch!
http://sarityahalomi.blogspot.com/
http://beebookreviews.blogspot.co.uk/
http://sweetlycleanromance.blogspot.com/
http://authorcjanaya.com/blog
http://cmoye.net/blog
http://hushhushrevealings.blogspot.com/
http://sarityahalomi.blogspot.com/
http://beebookreviews.blogspot.co.uk/
http://sweetlycleanromance.blogspot.com/
http://authorcjanaya.com/blog
http://cmoye.net/blog
http://hushhushrevealings.blogspot.com/
And now here's an interview question I answered for one of the blogs on the tour:
Have you ever found yourself in the wrong place at the right time?
I actually met my husband in a slightly “Wrong Place, Right Time” manner! I was in college and he was finished with his degree and in the working world. We lived in two different cities about an hour and a half apart. I lived off campus and one Friday night, I headed to the dorms to meet up with friends…or so I thought. When I arrived at my friend’s room, I discovered that absolutely everyone in my little group had a date that evening. The only person left behind was my friend’s roommate, who was also a friend, but he had a lot of homework to get done. Instead of forcing me to leave dejected and with no plans and no date, he let me come into his room and use his roommate’s computer while he did his homework.
I trolled some chat sites and ended up running across my husband. We emailed back and forth for a week or so before he handed his phone number over to me. I called him the next weekend and we talked for four hours. I was at my friend’s dorm room at the wrong time. No one was available to do anything with me as I expected. But it ended up being the right time because had I not been bored and mostly alone, I may never have met Sean!
It’s interesting how life works out that way sometimes. You make a mistake, but it turns out for the better. You’re late to work only to hear there was a large accident in the intersection you would have gone through. You get lost only to run into a long lost friend. Sometimes, these things happen coincidentally. Other times, it seems as if the wrong place shows up at just the right time!
In this novella, the main character, Kate, stops what she thinks is her male best friend’s wedding. She quickly realizes she has complete strangers standing at an altar before her. And though the bride runs away and she is left with a ruined potential marriage on her hands, being at the wrong place doesn’t mean she wasn’t there at just the right time! I hope you enjoy the story. Even if you’ve never barged into a chapel and shouted “Stop the wedding!” I think you’ll be able to relate to Kate and her situation!
And the next time you end up in the wrong place, ask yourself if there’s a reason for it…are you there at the right time after all?
Have you ever found yourself in the wrong place at the right time?
I actually met my husband in a slightly “Wrong Place, Right Time” manner! I was in college and he was finished with his degree and in the working world. We lived in two different cities about an hour and a half apart. I lived off campus and one Friday night, I headed to the dorms to meet up with friends…or so I thought. When I arrived at my friend’s room, I discovered that absolutely everyone in my little group had a date that evening. The only person left behind was my friend’s roommate, who was also a friend, but he had a lot of homework to get done. Instead of forcing me to leave dejected and with no plans and no date, he let me come into his room and use his roommate’s computer while he did his homework.
I trolled some chat sites and ended up running across my husband. We emailed back and forth for a week or so before he handed his phone number over to me. I called him the next weekend and we talked for four hours. I was at my friend’s dorm room at the wrong time. No one was available to do anything with me as I expected. But it ended up being the right time because had I not been bored and mostly alone, I may never have met Sean!
It’s interesting how life works out that way sometimes. You make a mistake, but it turns out for the better. You’re late to work only to hear there was a large accident in the intersection you would have gone through. You get lost only to run into a long lost friend. Sometimes, these things happen coincidentally. Other times, it seems as if the wrong place shows up at just the right time!
In this novella, the main character, Kate, stops what she thinks is her male best friend’s wedding. She quickly realizes she has complete strangers standing at an altar before her. And though the bride runs away and she is left with a ruined potential marriage on her hands, being at the wrong place doesn’t mean she wasn’t there at just the right time! I hope you enjoy the story. Even if you’ve never barged into a chapel and shouted “Stop the wedding!” I think you’ll be able to relate to Kate and her situation!
And the next time you end up in the wrong place, ask yourself if there’s a reason for it…are you there at the right time after all?
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