Wanderlust Blog Tour! (Guest Post)

Hello Everyone! :)

Today I'd like to welcome Elieba Levine! :) She's been awesome, and made a guest post for all of us! :) She's hear celebrating the release of her book Wanderlust!! :)


So please welcome Elieba!!


As far back as I can remember I always wanted to travel the world.  Exotic places, different clothing, unknown smells, foreign languages forever intrigued me, and still do.

As soon as I got the opportunity I left the U.S. to see the world and all the places I had dreamed of.

I was away for six months and they were the happiest and most interesting six months of my life.

Upon my return, lunching with my editor in New York I  described the many intriguing moments of my trip.  She suggested that I use my travels and experiences as a backdrop to an erotic novel.  I agreed and that is how Wanderlust came to be written.

The book sold so well that two other books followed.....Interludes and Escapes.
Therefore the trip became a success in many areas of my life, and I am grateful to have had such a wonderful journey.

Thank you Elieba for stopping by The Romance Bookie! :)

You can get your copy of Wanderlust either on Barnes and Noble or Amazon!! 

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Comments

  1. Teddy RoseMarch 25, 2013 at 9:18 PM

    Thanks so much for taking part in the tour and hosting Elieba!

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