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~ Quirky Question of the Month ~

Why do people say "heads up" when you should duck?
People do love a good slapstick ~ Michelle M. Pillow

Because they're not idiots and they want you hit first. (Do not play in a darts match with people like this.) ~ Sahara Kelly

So they raise their eyes and look. It should be "Eyes up". ~ Sasha White

Because when they said, "Duck" people tended to look for the animal. And "heads down" didn't sound as good. Not to mention the practical jokers who want you to get hit. ~ Mechele Armstrong

Because "ass down" is rude. ~ Lucinda Betts

Because if you're not even five feet tall, like me, there's no need to duck. At least, if I look up, I get to see what's about to sail right over my head. ~ Jackie Kessler



~ Favorite Covers from FAR Angels ~

December 2008
   
   

We voted and our favorites were chosen...do you agree?

~ Featured Reviews ~

Recommended Reads for November 2008
A-Muse-Ing by Willa Okati
Be With Me by Maya Banks
Biting Nixie by Mary Hughes
Brackets by AKM Miles
Carnal Harvest by Robin L. Rotham
The Counterfeit Countess by Kay Furness
Dancing with the Devil by Laura Drewry
Darkness Unknown by Alexis Morgan
Dealer's Heart by Cyndi Whitten
The Demon King and I by Candace Havens
Guardian’s Redemption by Marie Harte
Have Yourself a Naughty Little Santa by Karin Tabke
Into the Lair by Maya Banks
Lessons in Love by Charlie Cochrane
Mona Lisa Darkening by Sunny
One Silent Night by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Rough, Raw, and Ready by Lorelei James
Scions: Revelation by Patrice Michelle
Sea Island Wolves 1: Mating Claire by Jenny Penn
Servant: The Acceptance by L.L. Foster
The Spy Who Wants Me by Lucy Monroe
Switch by Claire Thompson
The Wild Sight by Loucinda McGary
Vertigo by M. L. Rhodes
Windswept by Ann Macela


~ Reader Question of the Month ~
Where is the first place you go when looking for the latest news on chats, contests and author news?

Send answers to farnews@fallenangelreviews.com.

Answers could be featured in later newsletters and you could win a free ebook. This month were going to give away a special prize pack with print books and other goodies.

~ Reader Question & Answers from November ~
What are you wishing for this Christmas?

This year I hoping for a new laptop from Santa. ~ Kellie K.

I would love to have a new eBook reader this Christmas ~ Jenny L.

Congratulations to the winners who have won a PDF copy of a copy of French Twist by Sloane Taylor.

~ Author Spotlight ~
Cynthia Eden
cynthiaeden.com
Your Paranormal Romance Midnight Sins was just released in November from Kensington Brava. Can you tell us a little about it?

Midnight Sins is a cross between Basic Instinct and The X-Files. My hero, Todd Brooks, is a detective. He's tracking a killer--and the poor guy never expects to fall for his lead suspect. And he really, really doesn't expect the woman to turn out to be a succubus. But we all have our little secrets, right?

What kind of research did you do prior to writing Cara and Todd's story?

Oh, I did lots of Internet research on the succubus legend. Have you ever typed in "succubus" on a Google search? Let's just say that some of those sites that appear are...interesting. But most of the sites provided me with a wealth of information, and, after my paranormal research was done, it was time for me to turn to my non-fiction crime books. I had to stage my crime scenes, after all. (The husband always worrys when I pull out my murder how-to books.)

Do you have any nicknames?

No--and isn't that sad? Shouldn't everyone have one cool nickname? Sigh.

If you were a crayon what color would you be?

Red. Wait--no, I'm not really the flashy type. I'll pick black. That way, I can be mysterious.

You have the chance to have dinner with a famous entertainer. Who would you jump at the chance to spend an evening with?

I'd love to spend the night (um, I mean the evening) with Johnny Depp. I'm sure the man would be great at conversation. I'm pretty sure the man is great at everything!



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~ Newsletter Contest ~
This month's question is: What author interviewed in November said that if they could go back in time they'd choose 12th Century England?

Send your answer and shipping address to farnews@fallenangelreviews.com

Congratulations to Sandie Y. who was last month's prize pack winner!