Alderbrook Publishing’s recent book promotion for Romance Maven, Cassandra Lynne’s hot, humorous new book,“LoveSpeak: The Married Woman’s Guide to Love and Romance,” which became a “Top Seller” in the category of“Relationships”this week on amazon.com, produced some results the company hadn’t expected. Nearly a third of the book’s sales were made to men.
Cassandra Lynne is certain that men aren’t buying her book to give to their wife or significant other. No way. She is convinced that men are snatching up her hardcover treasure dressed in a sexy red dust jacket in order to check out all her tips, strategies and titillating tactics which, she says, when put into practice, will enable them to transform a relationship “as bland as oatmeal into one that sizzles like a fizz candy under the tongue!”
If you’re not familiar with Cassandra Lynne, you should be. Her legendary romantic escapades she has staged to keep her own marriage vibrant and alive have thrust her into the public eye of national TV, newspaper headlines, Woman’s World magazine, TV Guide and Adventures in Dining magazine.
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IT seems office types spend as much time wooing colleagues as working.
Research reveals about 70 per cent of workers have had an office romance.
A third of these were involved with a colleague who is married or in a long-term relationship.
And the losers of such love matches are nearly always the ladies.
Researcher Geoff Carter, a Griffith University management lecturer, said women who have flings with married colleagues "usually get burned".
Dr Carter, who surveyed 400 managers in NSW and Queensland, discovered those aged 18-30 were most likely to have successful, appropriate romances with workmates.
Source: news.com.au
Million-Dollar-Mama.com, a website devoted to helping mothers put themselves on the top of their "to-do" list, has launched its B.Y.O.G! (Bring Your Own Girlfriend) Nationwide Girlfriend Getaway Guide.
This free directory of hotels, B&B's and resorts offers packages specifically for women traveling with their girlfriends. The guide is broken out by state and offers tips, advice and products to take along, and includes a free directory of resorts, hotels, spas and bed & breakfasts’ across the United States offering Girlfriend Getaway Packages.
It's one of the hottest vacation trends available for busy women, especially mothers, who are looking to reclaim a
India plans to hold tourism road shows in major Chinese cities this year to woo more tourists to Western and Southern parts of the country, official sources said here.
"We are planning to hold a comprehensive tourism road show in China in by October-end to attract more Chinese tourists to India," Regional Director (East Asia), Indiatourism, G Venkataraman said.
The road shows would be held in cities like Beijing, Dalian, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Chengdu and Indiatourism will be cooperating with Air India to woo more Chinese tourists to newer Indian destinations in Southern and Western India, which would also help reduce pressure
The bride wore a curvy, strapless, white satin gown sprinkled with sequins.
She also had on tights, sweat pants, rain pants and a pair of hefty hiking boots fitted with spikes.
The groom was charmed. "That's the way she is," said Ken Rose, "although the dress was a surprise."
Ken and Dagmar Rose of Warrington, Pa., tied the knot two summers ago on an Alaskan glacier. In doing so, they joined a small but growing number of people who plan their summer nuptials on the Juneau ice field, a 1,500-square-mile expanse of jagged ice and rock
Three BP Malaysia EZ cardholders won a nine-day holiday package to Europe in the recent BP Planet Party contest.
Housewife Teng Sook Eng, 46, from Kuala Lumpur, engineer Guek Yee Yin, 26, from Johor, and businessman Lim Keng Pin, 48, from Perak, won a tour of London, Amsterdam and Brussels, sponsored by BP Malaysia Sdn Bhd.
Teng, who sent in several entries, has been a loyal BP customer for five years.
"This will be the second holiday in Europe for me. The first time was during my honeymoon 25 years ago. This time, I shall bring my eldest child along."
The contest