About Pat Henshaw:
Born in the Heartland of Nebraska, Pat Henshaw has
made America hers by living in Texas, Colorado, Northern Virginia, and Northern
California. She has found joy in
visiting Mexico, Canada, Europe, Nicaragua, Thailand, and Egypt, and relishes
trips to Rome, Italy, and Eugene, Oregon, to see family.
Pat has spent her life surrounded by words: Teaching English composition at the junior
college level; writing book reviews for newspapers, magazines, and websites;
helping students find information as a librarian; and promoting PBS television
programs.
Two of her fondest memories are touching time
when she put her hands on the pyramids and experiencing pure whimsy when she
interviewed Caroll Spinney (Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch). Her triumphs are raising two incredible
daughters who daily amaze her with their power and compassion. Her supportive husband keeps her grounded in
reality when she threatens to drift away writing fiction.
Find Pat here:
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https://www.facebook.com/pat.henshaw.10
Goodreads
https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/6998437.Patois
Book
website http://whatsinanamenovella.blogspot.com
Website
http://patbooked.blogspot.com
E-mail
whatsinanamenovella@comcast.net
Tumblr
http://phenshaw.tumblr.com/
What's in a Name
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Cover Artist: AngstyD
We've
got blurbage:
Barista Jimmy Patterson thinks it's a good idea
to get rip-roaring drunk on his birthday after he’s dumped by his boyfriend.
When the burly owner of Stonewall’s Bar rescues Jimmy, the night starts to look
up.
Now Jimmy just wants to know the bartender's
first name since he's worn a different name tag every time Jimmy's seen him.
"Guy" Stone gives Jimmy seven guesses, one for each night he takes
Jimmy out on a date.
While Jimmy’s trying to come up with his name,
he's distracted by the destruction of his coffee shop and what looks more and
more like a hate crime.
Categories:
Contemporary, Fiction, Gay Fiction, M/M Romance, Romance
And a
sneak peek:
Stonewall [Saloon] was chaos when I got there.
Guy and another bartender were mixing drinks as fast as they could. I squeezed
in at the end of the bar near the hatchway and sat on an abandoned stool there.
I didn’t think Guy had seen me come in, so when
there was a lull in the frenetic pace and he was nearly within arm’s reach, I
called out, “What’s a guy gotta do to get a drink in this place?”
Guy looked up, grinned at me, and yelled back,
“Fuck the bartender.”
A slim man sitting next to me perked up, gave
Guy the once-over, and yelled, “Okay!”
Guy’s startled gaze met mine, and we broke out
laughing.
The man next to me sighed and slumped over his
beer. “I knew it was too good to be true,” he mumbled.
I patted him on the shoulder.
“Maybe next time,” I commiserated with him.
“Right,” he answered glumly.
Pick up the book here:
Tour Date: 1/21/15
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Williams, Amanda C. Stone, Molly
Lolly, Fangirl Moments and My Two Cents, Multitasking
Mommas, Kristy's Brain Food, Love Bytes,
My Fiction
Nook, Christy Loves 2 Read, Wicked
Faerie's Tales and Reviews, The
Fuzzy, Fluffy World of Chris T. Kat, MM
Good Book Reviews, Velvet Panic, Charley
Descoteaux, Wake Up Your Wild Side, The
Hat Party, Fallen Angel Reviews, Andrew
Q. Gordon
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