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My Heroes,
The BooksA couple of weeks ago on Twitter, four or five folks were chatting about heroes when someone asked, “Why aren’t there romance hero trading cards.” Well, that’s all it took. Within two days there were templates and a website (thanks to author Jeannie Lin), and writers and readers all over the web were getting excited about trading RTC’s, including me. I had cards designed for each of my heroes so far, and I’ll keep adding to the set as more books come out.
The first three came in a couple of days ago. I’d have posted earlier, but my mother-in-law was coming and I had to clean — you know how that goes. But here they are. Pretty snazzy huh? (Especially Gunnar. Mmm…Gunnar)
Want some of your very own? (keep reading…)

I’ll have them with me at the RT Booklovers’ Convention in LA (April 6-10, 2011)—particularly at the Giant Book Fair on Saturday, April 9, 11am-2pm. Afterwards, if there are any left, you’ll be able to get a set by sending me an SASE.
HOWEVER…
You can get some NOW for FREE. (This is where the bribe comes in
)
Post a new, legitimate* review of Immortal Champion on Amazon or B&N.com between now and April 3, and I WILL SEND YOU A SET OF AUTOGRAPHED TRADING CARDS. Yep, I’ll pay for the stamp. You just have to post the review then notify me via the Contact form here on my site with the user name you used and the mailing address where you want me to send them. If you’re Canadian, you can post your review on Chapters.com or Amazon.ca. If you already posted a review on Amazon and want to get in on this, great. Just post your review again on another major site and let me know about it. I’m easy. Really.
Remember: The review must be newly posted between today, March 20, and April 3, and I must have your info by midnight, April 3 (because I’m heading to LA immediately after that and want to get these in the mail before I leave). So hurry and get that review up now. And be sure to let your friends know. The more reviews, the merrier.
~Lisa
*Legitimate does not necessarily mean favorable, although it would be great if you loved Gunnar and Eleanor as much as I do. Legitimate means thoughtful and demonstrating that you actually read the book.