Welcome to the Romance Writers Behaving Badly Blog Tour! You should have arrived here from Gem Sivad’s site (http://gemsivad.wordpress.com). In case you’ve stumbled upon my post and don’t know what’s going on, I’m part of a group of romance authors who have a blog together. We’re holding a blog tour this weekend where we will give away some great books – our own!
I’m Sara and I write paranormal, fantasy and science fiction erotic romance. My first paranormal (Fae and vampires), Flash of Dark, is one of the eBooks up for a prize.
If you want to start at the beginning, head on over to Jeanne’s site (http://jeannestjames.blogspot.com). Just follow the list, commenting on each post and that’s it.
Now, part of what you came for is eye candy – right? Since one of my characters in my book is particularly fond of rope, I managed to combine that was the theme of our blog tour – springtime. When I hear springtime, I think of flowers. 
What do you think of when you hear springtime?
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Hmm…spring to me is a reminder that my birthday is almost here…LOL
And that’s one great reminder!
I think of warm weather and being able to leave the windows and doors open to let in a little fresh air and sunlight.
sstrode@scrtc.com
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I love being able to open the windows after being cooped up so much in the winter.
when I think of spring I think or getting back outside after being shut-in all winter
It’s wonderful to do that the first time, isn’t it?
Well, now I’m going to think about the shirtless, jean-clad dude walking through the wildflowers, lol. I’m a May baby so I tend to think in flowers, too, when it comes to spring. Thanks for the visual
Amber
a.leigh86@yahoo.com
Shirtless men are always a plus in my book.
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Wow, rope AND flowers?
In spring I think of bunnies and puppies…and flowers…but maybe I need to think of rope too?
Rope is appropriate for all seasons.
great pics!! I wish it looked like the flower picture right now. We all have had such a bad winter. Everything is dead outside. I would love to be walking through the flowers with the dude!!! The rose and rope pic is interesting!! Thanks!1
Judy (magnolias_1[at]msn[dot]com
I’m with you, everything just looks so … bare.
Spring time reminds me of mud and bugs! LOL, not very sexy but lots of opportunities to strip down the dirty and wet lover after a day outside in the rain…
Miranda
Very nice plan!
Spring means I can get back outside in my garden.
I always love getting my hands dirty in the garden.
When I think of spring I think of flowers & those first buds of green on the trees. I love watching nature come back to life after winter & it is the perfect time for romantic walks
The “greenness” of it always feels so fresh to me.
Ah Springtime, I think of being able to bound through the fields, carefree… I so wish!
Yep, the ole birthday is closing in… I was a Spring baby.
Me too! Well, very, very late spring.
Flowers, rain, robins on the lawn, and the rabbits showing themselves after a winter of absence. I like spring.
gem
I always enjoy the return of all the birds!
Flowers
amysmith98 @ yahoo.com
The flowers are gorgeous, aren’t they?
Spring makes me think of rain, flowers, and just enjoying the fresh air again when it starts warming up. I also now might start thinking of rope, because that just seems like fun!
Rope is good any season.
Spring means more yard and garden work. It also means the days are getting longer and warmer and that summer will soon be here.
Mmm…summer. I could use some of that right now.
When I hear springtime, I think of flowers and spring rain (always loved the smell of a fresh spring rain).
Hrm…all this talk of spring really makes me want it here *now*.
Springtime means seeing the sun again.New life and maybe finding love. I’m always reminded of the scene from Bambi where everyone becomes twiterpatted.
Gabrielle
meingee@yahoo.com
Awww…I love that phrase – twiterpatted.
I love spring time. Just the way it smells after the crispness of winter is an awakening of the senses.
It really is a feast for the senses, isn’t it?
What do I think when I hear springtime? I think of long and thoughtful walks, open windows to let the fresh air breeze through the house, spending quality time with friends and neighbors and knowing that by 8:00 p.m. it will still be dusk and not pitch black!
Oh, yes, I think about planting flowers and vegetables, too!
Thanks,
Tracey D
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Those impending longer days are a definite advantage to root for a season shift!
Springtime is for me green leaves, flowers and a warm sun! No more snow!
eva.silkka at gmail.com
You totally had me at “no snow” – I am not a snow fan by any stretch of the imagination.
Springtime is my favorite season. I love watching the bulbs start to sprout, opening the windows to let in the fresh air, and dragging out my favorite sandals.
caity_mack(at)yahoo(dot)com
Oooo, I hadn’t even thought about shoes! Put away the boots and break out the flip flops!
Springtime means warmth and sunshine, kids getting ready for summer break, planting my garden. Yay, it’s almost here!
Summer break – great for the kids, not so great for the sanity of their parents.
I think of Flowers Blooming, and things starting anew.
~Afshan
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