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Game On Blog Tour Day 12 - Writers Rock!

Ahh, just two more blog tour days left - and the time has flown by! I confess, I will be glad when it's done and I can get back to some kind of routine, but I've had the best time! :D

Yesterday, I met up with Annalisa Crawford, and it was a fantastic day! We had lunch, walked around town, went to the beach, then finished in the pub. :D We were so much enjoying our chat that we didn't realise when Annalisa'a husband had called her a few times, ready to pick her up! I very much hope we can meet again soon for more writerly chat and giggles - and if you're not following Annalisa's blog - go and do it now! :D

Today on the blog tour, I will be stopping over at Mama J's place - another British writer with a fab sense of humour - where there will be a guest post from Game On's Freya Phillips.

The wonderfully talented and super supportive Carrie Butler will have another Game On excerpt.

And the lovely Tara Tyler will be taking a brief time out from CampNaNo to share an interview!

Hope you all have a great Friday and an awesome weekend! :D

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  1. Thanks for the shout out Kyra. I never would have thought we could talk so easily and non-stop for FIVE hours, but there you go!

    Enjoy the last couple of days of the tour!

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  2. Just stopping by to say hi! *hugs*

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  3. How nice you could get together with a fellow blogger! I would love to throw all of my bloggie friends in a room together and have a huge party. LOL

    Glad you had such a fun time!

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  4. I'm glad to hear you had a good time. Have a good weekend! And what an awesome blog tour it's been so far. :)

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  5. Have a great weekend, Kyra!

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  6. We do, indeed, rock. :) Glad you had a great time!

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  7. It sounds like an absolutely lovely day. I hope you do get to do it again soon.

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  8. Your blog tour seems to be going really well - I've bumped into you several places and enjoyed the book extracts.

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  9. You deserve a rest after such a big tour. I'm so happy its been going well for you. I'll pop over at your guest spot today.

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  10. yay for kyra! i bet you're tired!
    take a break and come back fired up again!

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