What Would You Ask Caridad Piñeiro?

Grand Central Publishing and Forever invites you to a live interview with Caridad Piñeiro, author of Sins of the Flesh on Thursday, October 29, 2009 at 3:00 PM ET:

Join us as we interview Caridad Pineiro, author of SINS OF THE FLESH. We’ll talk about her latest book, the first book she ever wrote, and all the great things in between. New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Caridad Piñeiro wrote her first novel in the fifth grade when her teacher assigned a project: write a book for a class lending library. Her love of writing continued through high school, college and law school. Shortly after the birth of her daughter, her passion for the written word led to a determination to publish and share the stories she loved with others.

In 1999, Caridad’s first novel was released and a decade later, she is the author of more than twenty novels and novellas. Caridad hopes to continue to share her stories with readers all over the world for years to come. When not writing, Caridad is an attorney, wife and mother to an aspiring writer and fashionista.

Call-in with your questions during show time to participate in the live interview @ 646-378-0039.

Listen-in or chat on the Grand Central Publishing channel on BlogTalkRadio.

If you would like your questions to be read on air by the host or if you would like to give advanced notice of your participation during the live call, email anna.balasi@hbgusa.com or if you would like to receive a copy of the book, email anna.balasi@hbgusa.com.

Visit http://www.caridad.com/ for more information

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