Mailbox Monday – August 22

Mary Mailbox Monday

 

Hosted in August at Life In The Thumb

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Merciless by Diana Palmer (Planned TV Arts)

I went to an Irish Festival on Friday night and met author Erin Hart. It was so hot/humid inside the tent I felt like I would melt but Ms. Hart was great and signed the three books I bought.

Haunted Ground by Erin Hart

Lake of Sorrows by Erin Hart

False Mermaid by Erin Hart

What was in your mailbox?

40 thoughts on “Mailbox Monday – August 22”

  3. What fun to get autographed books! Sorry the weather was so hot though. I’ll have to check out the author. Have a good week and happy reading with your new books.

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  15. Irish Fest sounds like fun. And even better there was a book signing! I haven’t read anything by Erin Hart but the descriptions sound like books I would enjoy.

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  24. Mary you are so tall! I wish I could have your height – being 4 foot 10 inches with heels is a prime test of wits. I believe the air is different at my height so no doubt it must be from breathing all the smog at my level ;P

    PS Nice loot – have my eye on your Haunted Ground

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      • what… you\re the shortest one??? Holy smokes! Tell me it’s the genes… DNA enhanced … what I would give to be the short one at 5 – 8 …. sighs 😉

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  25. The Irish Festival sounds like fun and how nice to meet the author. The Erin Hart books sound interesting, I’ll look forward to your reviews.

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  27. Irish Festival sounds like great fun. We always have The Renaissance Festival in Holly, Michigan every year and I think I will go this year to have a bit of fun and watch the jousting!! Isn’t it great fun to meet an author??? Her books look great!!! enjoy! 😀

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  28. The Irish Festival sounds like fun. It’s too bad that the tent was too hot but I’m glad you still got to meet the author. What a fun experience! I have not heard of her before but I will be checking out her books now. I look forward to seeing what you think of her books.

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  30. Thanks for visiting NotJUstReading this week. The Invisible Wall’d been on my wishlist for such a long time I no longer know what its about or why I wanted to read it. I’m not going to read the blurb till after I’ve finished it – I like letting a book stand on its own.

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