Story Moving to VOD!

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Here’s the link to gain access:

Keep in mind that the STORY OFFICIALLY MOVES TO THE V-O-D blog on TUESDAY NIGHT!
(I just posted earlier than expected because I was on a roll this morning)

Comments

Unknown said…
hi suprina

for some reason when i enter the link you sent for the vod blog it says its unable to find the site. can you resend it to me please? my email is ctbmac@gmail.com

thank you so much!
4:22 AM
Suprina said…
Bambi: Hmmmm...so far no one else has had this problem. Wonder what's going on.

Okay, I just sent you the link again. See if it works this time.

Suprina
11:45 AM
Anonymous said…
Good Morning Suprina,
First off I have to say I'm hooked on this story! I just got caught up with it this morning and I would like to know how do I go about getting access to the V-O-D blog? I remember paying the fee to access it during you last book (Mrs. Regrets)but I was too late cause the book was completed. Do I have to pay the fee again? You can reply to my e-mail CNV_425@yahoo.com Thank you!
9:48 AM
Suprina said…
Veronica: I'm about to email you now with that info. If you see this comment before you see the email, just know that to sign up for the VOD, all you need to do is use the link located within the 'Story Moving to VOD' post.

Suprina

P.S. I'm a little hooked on the story myself. lol. Can't wait for you to get to the VOD. There's a whole week's worth of juicy posts waiting for you.
11:35 AM
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