Monday, December 8, 2014

Ready for an Irish #bookboyfriend named Ronan? Learning To Swim by @AnnieCosby


Learning to Swim (Hearts Out of Water #1)
Release Date: 03/01/14

Summary from Goodreads:
"... a darkly romantic beginning to what promises to be an unusual contemporary YA fantasy series."

- Serena Chase,
USA Today


When Cora’s mother whisks the family away for the summer, Cora must decide between forging her future in the glimmering world of second homes where her parents belong, or getting lost in the bewitching world of the locals and the mystery surrounding a lonely old woman who claims to be a selkie creature—and who probably needs Cora more than anyone else.

Through the fantastical tales and anguished stories of the batty Mrs. O’Leary, as well as the company of a particularly gorgeous local boy called Ronan, Cora finds an escape from the reality of planning her life after high school. But will it come at the cost of alienating Cora’s mother, who struggles with her own tragic memories?

As the summer wanes, it becomes apparent that Ronan just may hold the answer to Mrs. O’Leary’s tragic past—and Cora’s future.

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Learning to Swim is FREE on Amazon from Dec. 8-12, 

and the sequel, Learning to Live, is out now!

Excerpt:

 “Do you know of Shoney, dearie?”

I shook my head. “What’s that?”

“They say he was a spirit that dwelled in the waters near Scotland. Seonaidh, my Seamus would call him. Seamus had a great love of ale; it was the Celt in him. Do you know, people used to wade into the water and give an offering of ale to Shoney? It was meant to appease him and secure them a good harvest.”

I thought of drunken old Scottish men stumbling into the ocean and draining buckets of beer—draining just as much into their stomachs as the water. I didn’t say as much.

“But of course my Seamus liked to make a mockery of it. He was Irish, you know. He would go into the water with his ale and drink it all down—some might say that was a slight to Shoney.”

“I don’t think he’d mind,” I mumbled.

“Seamus liked to enjoy his ale, right here on this beach. You know, that is how we met. Me, swimming along minding my own business, and my Seamus roughhousing with ale and good friends.”

So she had met her husband when he was stark raving drunk. How quaint.

“I’d seen him before, of course. Every day, when I was swimming.” She looked at me out of the corner of her eye, possibly to see if I was listening. The parallels of the story were unsettling. Swimmers, spying, crushes, wanting to see the world? Who exactly had this old woman been talking to? Shit—did Ronan know more than he was letting on? Or was this woman just clairvoyant?

“But it took me a long time to make the change. To tell my mother. So when I came to the beach and met him, there he was with his ale. He was very taken with me. We moved into this little house and had a grand life altogether. Of course, as nature will do—it stifles things. Feelings. I started to yearn for a return to the water, but my Seamus kept me here.”

 About the Author


I'm the YA author of the USA Today recommended HEARTS OUT OF WATER series and the brand new HUMMINGBIRD SAGA.


When I'm not writing, I'm usually freelance editing for awesome clients like Anna Katmore (formerly Piper Shelly) and Month9Books/Swoon Romance!


I split my days between my hometown, St. Louis, and my adopted love, Galway, Ireland.


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Thursday, November 13, 2014

Cybils award nomination and Thank yous and NaNoWriMo

First I need to hand out some "THANK YOUs" to everyone who lent a helping hand on Louder Than Words' release day blitz, participated in the blog tour, especially the hosts, tweeted or Facebooked about the release, and the biggest one of all--purchased, read and/or reviewed my book.

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!

If you enjoyed it, I hope you'll tell a friend and/or leave a review if you haven't already.  :)

Now, another huge THANK YOU to Slavandria (aka J Keller Ford), who was kind enough to nominate Louder Than Words for a Cybils Award in the Young Adult Fiction category.
Click to see nominees in Young Adult Fiction category

It's a huge list of fantastic books to be nominated beside and very humbling, but thrilling at the same time. The short list will be announced around January 1, 2015 and finalists on Valentine's Day.

Last, I'm working on Lizzy's story, but it got somewhat tangled up in my head, plot-wise, and is taking a little longer than I'd hoped. However, I'm working diligently on it for NaNoWriMo, which I'm happy to say I'm on track, so far, to win for the sixth consecutive year!
Cheers!

Saturday, November 1, 2014

Cover Reveal: Devils in the Dark by Marcus Damanda

“The paramedics shared a look: This one was serious.”

To most of the Facebook 15, bullying Audrey Bales was just a game—until two deep cuts with a Swiss army knife changed everything forever. Audrey didn’t want attention anymore. After five weeks at Fairview High School, Audrey wanted to die.

The doctors did the only thing they could with her: they put her away.

But in Fairview, Virginia, the nightmare is only beginning. The chat session had not gone unobserved. The Facebook 15 have drawn the attention of an ancient evil that lives only to punish those who would prey upon the weak.

They are the ghosts of 1,000 dead children—1,000 suicides—and their master …

Their master likes Audrey Bales.

And as Audrey attempts to heal her mind and body, far from home, their master prepares for the justice he will unleash upon her return.

COMING NOVEMBER 14, 2014 from Evernight Publishing!

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Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Finding Her Way Back by Heather Van Fleet has found its way to booksellers TODAY!


Finding Her Way Back
Release Date: 10/07/14
Swoon Romance

Summary from Goodreads:
Meet Callie. She’s nineteen, quirky, and fears commitments. She also has a love/hate relationship with her tennis shoes.

Nine months of college, done and gone, and all Callie has to show for it is her freshman thirty. But alas, no worries, life has other crap plans for her now. Plans that include a set of nuptials from hell for her older, she–devil sister Anna. Struggling to rid her chubby–sexy vibe, Callie is put on a strict Anna regimen of ‘do this do that’ while attempting to avoid the unavoidable. The unavoidable being Ky Hampton: her once skinny–skater–boy turned sex–god, ex best friend from across the street.

Kylan feels as though he is a waste. A mechanic, country music singer with not a lyrics to his name. A boy with a proverbial skateboard still strung around his neck from high school. He’s lost, and he’d be the first to admit it. But the moment he spots Calla Lily––with a cemented penis in hand––the more he realizes that she’s exactly the muse he’s been missing.

But when the going gets tough, and the secrets of her past grow thicker, Callie has to figure out if her tennis shoes will be her escape this time around in life, or her demise instead.

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Excerpt: (Ky’s POV)

He’d instilled in himself a self–imposed, undying oath to be the man she deserved, but also he’d continually promised Brent that he was going to do everything in his power to make his little sister happy again. His best friend might have been a little pissed knowing how many ways he wanted to make her happy and all, but Brent also had known since they were fifteen how in love with Calla Lily Ky had been. Called him out on it several times actually.

Also warned him to keep his “dirty–skater–hands” to himself.

Good thing he gave up the skateboarding almost a year ago.

“Depends on what you mean by starting over, Cal.”

Running her finger over the pulse beating in his neck, she whispered shyly up at him. “Ask me out on a date.” She shrugged, sucking that bottom lip harder into her mouth. “Hold my hand. And then maybe on date five…” She shrugged again, her fingers tracing down his chest, and around his belly button. A throaty groan escaped his mouth, and the little naughty thing smiled at him. “I’ll let you touch me.”

I’ll let you touch me …

Fuck … Hell, she was the devil’s angel, dammit! And he wanted to do way more than just touch her!

Trailing his hand along the dip of her t–shirt again, he matched her all too seductive cues. He made sure to let his pinky finger run along the nipple that was pressing tight against the surface of her shirt.

He’d do whatever the fuck she wanted to do…starting tomorrow.

Tonight, he would do things his way.

About the Author

Midwestern native Heather Van Fleet lives in a small town on the Iowa/Illinois border. She’s a wife to her hubby--and high school sweet heart--Chris, as well as a mom to her three little girls, Kelsey, Emma and Bella. When she’s not obsessing over her fictional book characters, cooking dinner, or running around chasing her crazy kiddos, you can usually find her with her head stuck in her Kindle, sucking down White Chocolate Mochas like they're water. 

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Sunday, August 31, 2014

I have a Blog Tour schedule for my upcoming release, Louder Than Words!

Woo hoo! I'm so thrilled and thankful to see how many bloggers signed up for my blog tour. I worried nobody would other than my Pen sisters and a few faithful beta readers and friends.

The tour is organized by YA Bound Book Tours and here is the line-up as of September 13th (always subject to change):

Blog Tour Schedule:
September 16:
Reader Girls - Review
Worth Reading It? - Review
Underneath the Covers - Review
Katie's Book Blog - Review

September 17:
Once Upon a Twilight - Promo Post
Fic Central - Review
Katie's Stories - Promo Post
Pieces of Whimsy - Spotlight
Kelly P's Blog - Promo Post
Let Me Be Fictional - Promo Post

September 18:
Curling Up With A Good Book - http://curling-up-with-a-good-book.blogspot.com/ - Promo Post
The Book Harbor Reviews - http://thebookharborblog.blogspot.com/ - Review
Keely Brooke Keith - www.keelybrookekeith.com - Guest Post
Amiabooklover - http://www.amiabooklover.blogspot.com - Promo Post
Bitches n Prose  - www.bitchesnprose.blogspot.com - Review

September 19:
♥The Romance Vault♥ - www.theromancevault.com - Review
Between fantasy and reality - http://booklalaland.blogspot.com/ - Review
Girl With a Pen and a Dream - http://girlwithapenandadream.blogspot.com - Promo Post
I'm Shelf-ish - http://www.imshelfish.com – Review
Reading Is Dreaming with Open Eyes - http://www.reading-is-dreaming-with-open-eyes.blogspot.hu/ - Review
Paradise of pages - Www.paradiseofpages.com - Review
The Book Tower - http://the-book-tower.blogspot.co.uk/ - Promo Post

September 22:
Karen Blue Reviews  - http://reviews.hedovibes.com - Review
Lost in Literature - http://lostinlit.com - Review
Margay Leah Justice - http://margayleahjustice.blogspot.com - Promo Post
Read Write All The Time - http://saptarshiprachi-alltimebookreader.blogspot.com/ - Review
The Library Mistress - www.librarymistress.com - Promo Post

September 23:
Books and Starlight - http://daysofbooksandstarlight.blogspot.com/ - Promo Post
Big Book Little Book  - http://www.bigbooklittlebook.com - Review
Her Book Thoughts! - http://herbookthoughts.reads-it.com – Review
Sheryl Winters - www.sherylwinters.wordpress.com - Promo Post
Bibliolatry Me - https://bibliolatryme.com - Review

September 24:
Donnie Darko Girl - http://donniedarkogirl.blogspot.com - Review
The Book Harbor Reviews - http://thebookharborblog.blogspot.com/ - Review
Cheekypee reads and reviews - http://cheekypeereadsandreviews.blogspot.co.uk/ - Review
My Book Addiction - http://mybookaddiction.com – Review
Confessions of a Bookaholic  - http://www.confessionsofabookaholic.com - Review
YA, YA, and More YA – www.yayaandmoreya.wordpress.com – Review

September 25:
Shout with Emaginette - https://emaginette.wordpress.com - Promo Post
Little Whimsy Books - http://littlewhimsybooks.tk - Review
The Phantom Paragrapher - www.thephantomparagrapher.blogspot.com - Review
The Book Cookies - http://thebookcookies.blogspot.com - Review
Book Butterfly in Dreamland - http://purpleshadowhunter.blogspot.com/ - Review
My Devotional Thoughts - http://mydevotionalthoughts.net – Review
Confessions of a Book Geek - http://www.confessionsofabookgeek.wordpress.com - Review

September 26:
The Book Tower - http://the-book-tower.blogspot.co.uk/ - Promo Post
Adventures in Writing - http://thhernandez.com – Review
The Lovely Books - Http://thelovelybooksbookblog.blogspot.com - Review
Sizzling Hot YA Books - HTTPS://Sizzlinghotyabooks.com - Promo Post


In addition to the stops above, I'll be visiting with a few other blogs, mostly dear friends who have promised me space with only a little arm-twisting:

My Teen Me (September 15)
J Keller Ford - Guest Post (September 17)
Joyce Mangola - Guest Post (September 18)
Terri Rochenski (tbd)
Jocelyn Adams (September 22)
Julie Reece (September 23)
Amaleen Ison (tbd)


Watch for the release day blitz on September 16th!! Almost here!




Friday, August 29, 2014

Cover Reveal for Artisans by Julie Reece!

I had the great privilege of beta-reading this one. You won't want to miss it when it releases in early 2015. In the meantime, we can now reveal the cover!!

Ta da!


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The Artisans by Julie Reece

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Be sure to enter the giveaway found at the end of the post!
The Artisans
They say death can be beautiful. But after the death of her mother, seventeen-year-old RAVEN WEATHERSBY gives up her dream of becoming a fashion designer, barely surviving life in the South Carolina lowlands.

To make ends meet, Raven works after school as a seamstress creating stunning works of fashion that often rival the great names of the day.

Instead of making things easier on the high school senior, her stepdad's drinking leads to a run in with the highly reclusive heir to the Maddox family fortune, Gideon Maddox.

But Raven's stepdad's drying out and in no condition to attend the meeting with Maddox. So Raven volunteers to take his place and offers to repay the debt in order to keep the only father she's ever known out of jail, or worse.

Gideon Maddox agrees, outlining an outrageous demand: Raven must live in his home for a year while she designs for Maddox Industries' clothing line, signing over her creative rights.

Her handsome young captor is arrogant and infuriating to the nth degree, and Raven can't imagine working for him, let alone sharing the same space for more than five minutes.

But nothing is ever as it seems. Is Gideon Maddox the monster the world believes him to be? And can he stand to let the young seamstress see him as he really is?
The Artisans is a delectably rich, layered and dark YA Southern Gothic inspired by Jeanne Marie Leprince de Beaumont's classic Beauty and the Beast.

"The Artisans has all the elements I love - spooky intrigue, strong friendships, and a romantic tension to be savored." ~ Wendy Higgins, New York Times bestselling author of the Sweet Evil trilogy.
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Title: The Artisans
Publication date: May 2015
Publisher: Month9Books, LLC.
Author: Julie Reece
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Julie Reece
Born in Ohio, I lived next to my grandfather’s horse farm until the fourth grade. Summers were about riding, fishing and make-believe, while winter brought sledding and ice-skating on frozen ponds. Most of life was magical, but not all.

I struggled with multiple learning disabilities, did not excel in school. I spent much of my time looking out windows and daydreaming. In the fourth grade (with the help of one very nice teacher) I fought dyslexia for my right to read, like a prince fights a dragon in order to free the princess locked in a tower, and I won.

Afterwards, I read like a fiend. I invented stories where I could be the princess… or a gifted heroine from another world who kicked bad guy butt to win the heart of a charismatic hero. Who wouldn’t want to be a part of that? Later, I moved to Florida where I continued to fantasize about superpowers and monsters, fabricating stories (my mother called it lying) and sharing them with my friends.

Then I thought I’d write one down…

Hooked, I’ve been writing ever since. I write historical, contemporary, urban fantasy, adventure, and young adult romances. I love strong heroines, sweeping tales of mystery and epic adventure… which must include a really hot guy. My writing is proof you can work hard to overcome any obstacle. Don’t give up. I say, if you write, write on!
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Tuesday, August 26, 2014

New Release Spotlight: The Colors of Us by Sandra Bunino

My sista from another mista has ventured into new adult waters in this first release in her new McAvery brothers series. Just released today and already a Top 100 category bestseller on Amazon! Woo-hoo!

Hunter's story comes first in The Colors of Us, pairing him with Michelle Willis. I showed you the cover a few weeks ago. Now you can finally pick up the book and start reading! Me, my pre-order showed up late last night. That's my next read, fer shur.

To refresh your memory, here's a bit more:

Everything she knew to be true fell apart. Then fell apart again…

Michelle Willis is running from her past. What better place to hide than in the anonymity of New York City. Finding refuge in a tiny SoHo art gallery, she rebuilds her life one painting at a time.

A wrong turn sends Hunter McAvery on a crash course with disaster. He fights his own demons by following his big brother’s lead—drinking and bed-hopping his way through Manhattan.

A glance at Michelle’s self-portrait triggers emotions Hunter can’t tamp down. Driven to meet the artist, he discovers a fiery chemistry as their lives collide. But when their pasts threaten to tear them apart, can their love survive?
Where can you buy your copy? Why at any of these fine establishments (among others):

Evernight Publishing / Amazon US / Amazon UK / AllRomance eBooks

About Sandra Bunino

Sandra Bunino is a romance author of several novellas including The Satin Rose Experience series. Her first full length novel, The Colors of Us from the McAvery’s Bar Series, released in August 2014. She makes her parents proud by putting her MBA degree to good use dreaming up Alpha heroes who dominate the bedroom as well as the boardroom.

When not staying up past her bedtime torturing her oh-so-sexy heroes, she can be found shopping for shoes or saving turtles.

She looks forward to hearing from her readers and she may be contacted at sbunino@gmail.com. As a social media junkie in need of a ten-step program, you can also follow her on Facebook and Twitter (@sandrabunino). Join her book group, Bunino’s Bookalicious Babes, on Facebook!

Tuesday, August 19, 2014

Louder Than Words Available for Pre-Order on Amazon...and a book trailer!

So I made this book trailer thingy. It's short, barely a minute, and not very many words to read.



And if you want to pre-order the book, you can! Here:


Cheers my lovelies!

Friday, August 15, 2014

Cover Reveal: Colors of Us by Sandra Bunino

Hiya!

I have an awesome announcement about one of my very best buds who has a new adult offering coming out soon, the first in a series. Today, I'm excited to participate in the cover reveal for Colors of Us, a contemporary romance set in the big apple.

The book releases on August 24th too so once your appetite is whetted, you won't have to wait long for this baby. In the meantime, enjoy the cover, excerpt and enter for the giveaway at the bottom. Share in the comments your thoughts on the cover and the excerpt / blurb. :)

So...

On with the:

Cover Reveal
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Book Title: Colors of Us
Author: Sandra Bunino
Genre: Contemporary Romance/New Adult
Release Date: August 26, 2014
Hosted by: Book Enthusiast Promotions
Synopsis

Everything she knew to be true fell apart. Then fell apart again…

Michelle Willis is running from her past. What better place to hide than in the anonymity of New York City. Finding refuge in a tiny SoHo art gallery, she rebuilds her life one painting at a time.

A wrong turn sends Hunter McAvery on a crash course with disaster. He fights his own demons by following his big brother’s lead - drinking and bed-hopping his way through Manhattan.

A glance at Michelle’s self-portrait triggers emotions Hunter can’t tamp down. Driven to meet the artist, he discovers a fiery chemistry as their lives collide. But when their past threatens to tear them apart, can their love survive?

excerpt

“I think pink is your color. It looks great against your dark hair.” Reaching past her shoulder, he curled a strand of her hair between his fingers and tugged gently before letting it fall onto her shoulder.

Meeting his gaze, she smiled. “Thanks.” Michelle wasn’t used to compliments. It’d been her goal to fade into the crowd and not to call attention to herself. But her self-imposed rules seemed to float away around Hunter McAvery.

Returning her smile, he continued the lesson. “After you slide your hands into the opening, you’ll wind the long strap around your fingers and wrist like this.” Holding her fingers in his hand, he wound the dangling strap around her palm and over her knuckles. “You want to protect the part of your hand that meets the bag.”

He stepped closer as he slipped the strap around the base of her thumb. When he brushed his fingertips against the sensitive area just below the fleshy part of her palm, a shiver shot up her arm and traveled to her belly. His warm breath ghosted her face as he circled the end of the strap around her wrist and secured the Velcro tab. Before she knew it, strong fingers captured her left hand and guided her arm to the warmth between their bodies. She itched to graze her fingers along his muscled chest, capturing his heat with her palm. Her gaze bounced to his neck and stubbled jaw, which clenched as he slid the other wrap over her hand. Slowly wrapping her other wrist, he secured the strap and held both of her gloved hands in his. “Make a fist,” he said huskily.

Tightening her hands into a ball, she tucked her thumb around the outside of her fingers like he showed her at the gym.

He squeezed her fists. “They look good. You’re a badass.”

Michelle snorted. “A badass in pink.”

“Let’s see what you got. Show me some upper cuts. Right here.” He tapped his abs.

“You want me to hit you?” She giggled.

“Sure. I can take it.”

Turning her palms up, she made a fist and alternated soft punches to his belly. His rock-hard belly. Each strike made her aware of how alive he made her feel. The force of impact sent ripples up his tight shirt, awakening the planes of his muscular form. She gulped back the desire to open her fists and run her fingertips along the line of each thick muscle.

His hands came to rest on her forearms, halting her movement. The pads of his thumbs stroked the sensitive skin near the inside of her elbow causing a delicious shiver up her arm. Michelle’s eyes met his. The fire brewing in his darkened gaze drew her in. Hunter stepped between her legs, nudging her back against the wall next to the mural. She closed her eyes and choked back a groan, wanting—no, needing—to grind her heat on his leg. Raising her arms above her, he pinned them against the wall on either side of her head. His scent flooded her senses as she lifted her chin to close the gap between them.

“I’m trying like hell not to kiss you.” Hunter straightened his back but didn’t loosen his grip on her arms.

Her skin prickled from the nearness of his body. She let her gaze drift to his lips. “Why?” she whispered.

He blew a slow breath between his teeth. “Nothing good would come of it. I’m not capable of giving or feeling… or offering anything much to you.” He shook his head but he didn’t move from her body.

“I don’t believe that.” Michelle wriggled her arms from his grasp. Her fingertips lingered on his corded forearms, which flexed under her touch. Easing a trail toward his shoulders, her fingers reminded her of a paintbrush’s first dab of color on a fresh canvas. She’d always believed each canvas had a personality of its own, and it was the symphony of the brush, artist, and canvas that created the work of art. She wanted to explore the blank canvas of Hunter McAvery.

She studied his arms, still caging her in. Protecting her. Wanting her. Her eyes met his gaze. He stared at her, unmoving, but a spark burned in his eyes. She held her breath, afraid to break his trance. Her palms smoothed over his shoulders and down his chest, stopping at the center of his ribs. Pushing into the muscles of his chest, she felt the strong beat of his heart on her fingers. “Kiss me, Hunter.” Raising her eyebrows, she dared to look him in the eyes, almost afraid of what she’d see.

“You don’t understand. You’re too… good.” He averted his gaze.

“Maybe you should let me decide what’s good for me.” She moved closer, his breath burned hot on her face, and he squeezed his eyes closed.

“Michelle….”

Her hands traveled up his chest and rested on the bulk of his strong shoulders. Pulling him in, her breasts molded into his chest and, finally, he crashed his lips down on hers. She met every stroke of his tongue as her fingers raked through the ends of his hair. Moaning into his mouth, she straddled his muscular thigh as warmth flooded her sex. She’d never felt more alive.

His hand grazed her cheek before taking her chin between his thumb and index finger and pulling away from their kiss. He tipped his forehead to hers, his raspy breath hot on her mouth. “Shit.”

Michelle widened her eyes. “What?” she whispered.

“You. Me. This just can’t happen. Not now. Not like this.”

Meet the Author
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Sandra Bunino is a romance author of several novellas including The Satin Rose Experience series. Her first full length novel, Colors of Us from the McAvery's Brothers series, makes its debut during the summer of 2014. She makes her parents proud by putting her MBA degree to good use dreaming up Alpha heroes who dominate the bedroom as well as the boardroom.

When not staying up past her bedtime torturing her oh-so-sexy heroes, she can be found shopping for shoes or saving turtles.

She looks forward to hearing from her readers and she may be contacted at sbunino@gmail.com. As a social media junkie in need of a ten-step program, you can also follow her on Facebook and Twitter (@sandrabunino). Join her book group, Bunino's Bookalicious Babes, on Facebook!

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