Hi everyone–
My guest today is Patricia Macias, a fellow member of Marketing for Romance Writers (a great organization you should belong to if you’re a writer!). Patricia has some fun and hot books to share with us today as well as a bit about herself. Please leave a comment with your email to win a copy of Hot & Spicy — and be sure and check out Patricia’s hot and spicy salsa recipe.
Here’s a bit about Patricia–
My name is Patricia T. Macias. I was born in San Jose, California. I graduated from the University of Phoenix with a dual Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management/Administration. I currently live in Sacramento, California with my husband and children. My family is my pride and joy. I also enjoy spending quality time with family and friends.
I always dreamed of writing romance novels. I am delighted to be achieving my dream. I wanted to write since I was in elementary. I loved reading about the romance, the heroes, and lovely ladies.
I do have a day job. I love to write after work and on weekends. All my characters are my new best friends. I love writing about my new friends’ issues and love life. They’re always talking and living in my mind and dreams.
My favorite reads are romance and paranormal books. I love reviewing the books I have read with my friends and family.
I truly enjoy blogging, Pinterest, and Facebook. I love meeting and getting to know all of the authors, bloggers, and readers.
And here is Patricia’s salsa recipe–
This is an awesome Hot & Spicy salsa recipe
8- Jose Enrique’s hot green jalapeno peppers
2-Jessica red tomatoes or you can use one 8oz can of tomato sauce
1-Mexican cartel white onion
1-De La Cruz familia cilantro (bundle)
Optional garlic to your Hot & Spicy taste
You will need to boil Jose Enrique’s hot green jalapeno peppers and Jessica’s red tomatoes until soft and cooked.
Take the Mexican cartel cilantro bundle and rinse. Then cut off the stems, only use the leaf.
You then throw Jose Enrique’s hot jalapeno peppers (without stems), Jessica’s red tomatoes (skinned), 1/2 of the Mexican cartel white onion, the De La Cruz cilantro, and salt into blender.
You blend to the Hot & Spicy desired consistency that you love. If you want it even hotter you need to use additional Jose Enrique’s hot green jalapeno peppers or use some serrano peppers.
Now you have your very own Jose Enrique’s Hot & Spicy salsa!
Let me know how you like Jose Enrique’s Hot & Spicy Salsa ♥
And another kind of hot and spicy–
Romance, tantalizing ecstasy, danger, and suspenserocks the bachelor’s world. The rage of pasión is running hot and spicy in Jose Enrique’s blood causing him to unchain his alma (soul). Will this fever overpower and capture the bachelor.
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Hot & Spicytaste…….
Jessy shivers. He’s so hot, y he’s burning up. His passion isdragging me with him. Jessy feels his mano go under her skirt yfeels him stop with surprise. Jessy starts to grin. I know he didn’texpect me not to have panties on. I truly couldn’t resist teasinghim, y he makes me feel so sexy.Jose Enrique pulls back groaning as he realizes that shedidn’t have any panties on. He gazes into her ojos as his manocontinues up and in between her silky thighs. I can feel how hot,how moist she is for me. He continues to softly, gently part hersilky hot flesh, and slowly touches her hot essence. He sees herclose her ojos, moans into his ear.He feels her instant hot reaction to his touch, loving her. Shetightly clutches him driving him loco. He is barely able to controlhis desire. He closes his ojos, gently pulls his mano out bringingit up to his lips. Jose Enrique then opens his ojos, gazes intoJessy’s ojos, and slowly consumes her essence. Jessy whimperswith need.“Are you hungry, mi amor? Do you want to eat?” asks JoseEnrique as he slowly moves his mano down under her skirtagain. He goes to the center of her, touching her hot essence onceagain. He brings his mano to his lips to taste her.
And here’s where you can find Patricia online:
Don’t forget to leave a comment with your email to be entered to win Hot & Spicy from Patricia Macias. And thank you so much for coming by!
