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Showing posts with label Chicken Fried Beefcake. Show all posts
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Tuesday, September 28, 2021
The Following Audiobooks Are Now Available on ALL Platforms!
Thursday, August 23, 2018
Now Available as an Audio Book! CHICKEN FRIED BEEFCAKE, a Humorous Erotic Contemporary Romance by Linda Mooney Writing as Carolyn Gregg
Now Available as an Audio Book!
Chicken Fried Beefcake
Erotic Humorous Contemporary Romance
by Linda Mooney Writing as Carolyn Gregg
Word Count: 20.1K
$1.99 e / $6.99 p / $6.95 a
Erotic Humorous Contemporary Romance
by Linda Mooney Writing as Carolyn Gregg
Word Count: 20.1K
$1.99 e / $6.99 p / $6.95 a
Narrated by Linda Mooney
Length: 2 hrs, 17 min.
Beth is wanting out of her engagement to Wyatt when she meets his younger
brother, Billy. But where Wyatt is suave and worldly, Billy is a hick
country boy who doesn't mind getting his hands dirty. Yet there is
something about Billy's gentle ways that touches her heart.
Unfortunately, Beth is a born klutz. Bad luck follows her wherever she goes, and Beth is positive bad luck will continue to plague her if she allows herself to fall in love with Billy.
That was before she fell into a stock tank, and right into Billy's arms!
Unfortunately, Beth is a born klutz. Bad luck follows her wherever she goes, and Beth is positive bad luck will continue to plague her if she allows herself to fall in love with Billy.
That was before she fell into a stock tank, and right into Billy's arms!
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Now Available in Print - CHICKEN FRIED BEEFCAKE, Humorous Erotic Contemporary Romance
Chicken Fried Beefcake
Humorous Erotic Contemporary Romance
Humorous Erotic Contemporary Romance
Word Count: 20.1K
$6.99 p
$6.99 p
Beth is wanting out of her engagement to Wyatt when she meets his younger brother, Billy. But where Wyatt is suave and worldly, Billy is a hick country boy who doesn't mind getting his hands dirty. Yet there is something about Billy's gentle ways that touches her heart.
Unfortunately, Beth is a born klutz. Bad luck follows her wherever she goes, and Beth is positive bad luck will continue to plague her if she allows herself to fall in love with Billy.
That was before she fell into a stock tank, and right into Billy's arms!
Unfortunately, Beth is a born klutz. Bad luck follows her wherever she goes, and Beth is positive bad luck will continue to plague her if she allows herself to fall in love with Billy.
That was before she fell into a stock tank, and right into Billy's arms!
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Re-released! CHICKEN FRIED BEEFCAKE
Chicken Fried Beefcake
Erotic Humorous Contemporary
Music And Press
ISBN 978-0-9914081-0-8
Word Count: 20.1K
1.99
Beth was wanting out of her engagement to Wyatt when she met his younger brother, Billy. But where Wyatt was suave and worldly, Billy was a hick country boy who didn't mind getting his hands dirty. Yet there was something about Billy's gentle ways that touched her heart.
Unfortunately, Beth was a born klutz. Bad luck followed her wherever she went, and Beth was positive bad luck would continue to plague her if she allowed herself to fall in love with Billy.
That was before she fell into a stock tank, and right into Billy's arms!
Word Count: 20.1K
1.99
Beth was wanting out of her engagement to Wyatt when she met his younger brother, Billy. But where Wyatt was suave and worldly, Billy was a hick country boy who didn't mind getting his hands dirty. Yet there was something about Billy's gentle ways that touched her heart.
Unfortunately, Beth was a born klutz. Bad luck followed her wherever she went, and Beth was positive bad luck would continue to plague her if she allowed herself to fall in love with Billy.
That was before she fell into a stock tank, and right into Billy's arms!
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Thursday, March 18, 2010
It's a Best Seller!
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Chicken Fried Beefcake is Now at Fictionwise, and 15% Off!
Chicken Fried Beefcake is now at Fictionwise, and 15% off for a limited time!http://www.fictionwise.com/ebooks/b105583/Chicken-Fried-Beefcake/Carolyn-Gregg/?si=0
Beth was wanting out of her engagement to Wyatt when she met his younger brother Billy. But where Wyatt was suave and worldly, Billy was a hick country boy who didn't mind getting his hands dirty. Yet there was something about Billy's gentle ways that touched her heart. Unfortunately, Beth was a born klutz. Bad luck followed her wherever she went, and Beth was positive bad luck would continue to plague her if she allowed herself to fall in love with Billy. That was before she fell into a stock tank, and right into Billy's arms!
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Got a Really Nice Review for CFB from Book Wenches
Got this a couple of weeks ago. Look at what they had to say about it!
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Being an expatriate of the Deep South, I simply couldn’t resist when I saw Carolyn Gregg’s novella Chicken Fried Beefcake. Because, well, there’s just nothing like a good ole boy on his best behavior. Assuming that he’s not demanding you fetch him a beer or make him a sandwich, of course. In this story, Ms. Gregg takes all the good qualities that you could ever want in a good ole boy – tight jeans, cowboy boots, quiet confidence, kindness, intelligence, and oh did I mention tight jeans? – and rolls them up into one fabulous package by the name of Billy.
In Beth, Ms. Gregg gives us a heroine who is likeable even if she seems somewhat lacking in the common sense department. Beth is incredibly clumsy, but I think that part of her clumsiness is a self-fulfilling prophesy. She expects to trip up, therefore she does. She is very “good” in a bumbling kind of way, and while I couldn’t quite figure out why she felt the need to break up with her fiancé in front of his parents (perhaps because she likes the parents better than the fiancé?), I had no doubt that she believed it was the right and honest thing to do. In addition, Ms. Gregg does a wonderful job making Wyatt an obnoxious jerk that the reader can revile. He is so over-the-top that it is not particularly believable; however, he does make a perfect foil for the almost angelic Billy.
Billy is the anti-Wyatt: sexy and gentle with a playfulness to him that is immensely appealing. After having lived in a borderline abusive relationship with her soon-to-be-ex fiancé, Beth needs some of that gentleness and a lot of his sexual adventure. The sex scenes between these two truly do steal the show in this story; they are sensual enough to curl your toes and will most likely have you reaching for the fan to cool off. They are spontaneous and uninhibited and definitely fun. Although it may require a bit of a stretch of the imagination to believe that Beth and Billy can fall in love almost overnight, they definitely prove themselves to be compatible.
Overall, I found Chicken Fried Beefcake to be cute and sexy and fun. It made me root for Billy and Beth to find their happily-ever-after and for Wyatt (boo, hiss) to receive some sort of comeuppance. In fact, this story almost makes me want my very own pet redneck. I wonder if I’d have to travel all the way to West Texas in order to find one?
~ Reviewed by Bobby "BD" Whitney
Book Wenches
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If you're interested in reading the blurb and an excerpt, and maybe even buy the book, click on the cover on the lower left-hand side. Appreciate it!
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Being an expatriate of the Deep South, I simply couldn’t resist when I saw Carolyn Gregg’s novella Chicken Fried Beefcake. Because, well, there’s just nothing like a good ole boy on his best behavior. Assuming that he’s not demanding you fetch him a beer or make him a sandwich, of course. In this story, Ms. Gregg takes all the good qualities that you could ever want in a good ole boy – tight jeans, cowboy boots, quiet confidence, kindness, intelligence, and oh did I mention tight jeans? – and rolls them up into one fabulous package by the name of Billy.
In Beth, Ms. Gregg gives us a heroine who is likeable even if she seems somewhat lacking in the common sense department. Beth is incredibly clumsy, but I think that part of her clumsiness is a self-fulfilling prophesy. She expects to trip up, therefore she does. She is very “good” in a bumbling kind of way, and while I couldn’t quite figure out why she felt the need to break up with her fiancé in front of his parents (perhaps because she likes the parents better than the fiancé?), I had no doubt that she believed it was the right and honest thing to do. In addition, Ms. Gregg does a wonderful job making Wyatt an obnoxious jerk that the reader can revile. He is so over-the-top that it is not particularly believable; however, he does make a perfect foil for the almost angelic Billy.
Billy is the anti-Wyatt: sexy and gentle with a playfulness to him that is immensely appealing. After having lived in a borderline abusive relationship with her soon-to-be-ex fiancé, Beth needs some of that gentleness and a lot of his sexual adventure. The sex scenes between these two truly do steal the show in this story; they are sensual enough to curl your toes and will most likely have you reaching for the fan to cool off. They are spontaneous and uninhibited and definitely fun. Although it may require a bit of a stretch of the imagination to believe that Beth and Billy can fall in love almost overnight, they definitely prove themselves to be compatible.
Overall, I found Chicken Fried Beefcake to be cute and sexy and fun. It made me root for Billy and Beth to find their happily-ever-after and for Wyatt (boo, hiss) to receive some sort of comeuppance. In fact, this story almost makes me want my very own pet redneck. I wonder if I’d have to travel all the way to West Texas in order to find one?
~ Reviewed by Bobby "BD" Whitney
Book Wenches
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
If you're interested in reading the blurb and an excerpt, and maybe even buy the book, click on the cover on the lower left-hand side. Appreciate it!
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