Second Best Valentine Ever?**
I am so excited to introduce our new book, Please Don’t Ask For Extra Glasses, the second book in our series, Your Camels Are Here.
After our travel adventures the year before in which none of us technically died—although at times it seemed an attractive option—my two long-suffering travel companions, Jaya and Janine, actually agreed to another India trip. This time, we chose Rajasthan as a destination, mostly in hopes it would be as far as possible from people who might remember us from last year.
Join us as we crash a wedding our first night, fall victim to an ancient curse, ride camels across a desert and elephants up a mountain—and eat our way across Rajasthan in search of adventure, elephants, temples, palaces, western toilets, monkeys, the perfect paratha… and the kindness of Indian strangers.
Book 1 in this series—Do Not Wash Hands In Plates—was ranked at the top of several Amazon categories and marketplaces. It told our story: three friends for over 40 years who come from Scotland, India, and the USA in search of adventure, western toilets, and parathas.
Five-star reviews of the first book in this series say:
—”There is no way you cannot chortle, guffaw and laugh out loud at this hilarious trip diary. Welcome to India.”
—”Barb’s writing is entertaining, the travelogue was informative and Jaya’s and Janine‘s pictures were wonderful.”
—”I highly recommend this for anyone who wants a quick getaway without leaving home.”
If you like your trips filled with laughter and misadventure, if you’d like a mini virtual-vacation during the pandemic, or if you just want a quick and funny read, I hope you’ll take a look.
**Well, maybe the best valentine ever, after the one my son gave me when he was six. It had a drawing of an elephant, and the carefully written lines:
I will love you when you are saggy and baggy.
❤️ Happy Valentine’s Day❣️
yay! congrats –
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Thanks Beth! So exciting!
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Congrats, Barb, et. al. on the new book!! Sounds hysterical!
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Thanks Kass!
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Congratulations and Happy Valentine’s. 💛
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Thanks, and ❤️ Happy Valentine’s Day to you too!
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Looking forward to this 😁
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Thanks Cathy!!
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I think that we are all in need of some laughs right now. Happy launch day!
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Thank you Rosie! Happy Valentine’s Day.
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Congratulations. At last! Tried to download it but Amazon has for some strange reason decided I don’t have a Kindle. I’ll try again in a bit. So looking forward to the smiles.
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I had a similar problem, Mary. It would only download to a Kindle Fire that I no longer own, but not to my current Paperwhite. I’m wondering if it’s because of the photos?
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Of course Amazon didn’t tell me about this, but I am hearing from others that it won’t download to paperwhite. Probably because it’s a really big file with lots of photos. You can download a Kindle viewer and it will play nicely with your desktop. I’m really sorry about this. Wish so much that I’d known.
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If the books are as funny as these posts, you’ve got smash hits in your hands
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What an incredibly nice thing to say! Thank you so much.
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Congrats to you wild and crazy gals! Sounds like a winner!
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Congratulations, Barb!! “Girls just wanna have fun.” And I second Steve’s words. He was spot on!
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Congratulations on the release of your latest adventures. I’m sure it will be spitting coffee all over the screen funny! Just what we need right now. xo
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Just bought it. I love reading about your exploits in India.
(I had two VERY funny remarks to follow the above. But I wasn’t sure how they would be taken. Discretion being the better part of valor, I chickened out.)
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Yeah, because that’s the first thing people always say about you. “That Andrew Joyce—so discreet, right?” (But now I have to know what those two censored comments were… Email?)
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I was a few sheets to the wind last night. So I really don’t remember what suave and urbane words I was gonna use. But back to the matter at hand. I’m enjoying your book. Especially your bureaucratic hoop jumping exercises before leaving.
I promise that the next time I have an inspiration (drunk or not) I’ll post it. And just for the record: Andrew Joyce is pretty damn discreet!
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