Steel Clover Launch12 May 2012 17:58 | by Brooke Bishop The Steel Clover launch went off without a hitch. It was probably one of the more successful launches the boys have had, and I'm extremely proud of them. Their new album is being released in stores and on iTunes on May 17th. That having been said, I can't believe how amazing everything was. I'll definitely have to thank the manager of Flanaghan's for that, as she did help with the decoration ideas. I can't believe how amazing everything was, and I think it was the first promotional party that I've thrown that didn't have some big issue with it. Granted, my date ditched me in the middle of the party but I didn't really care. I was… distracted. Miss Roche — Sera — my favorite author was there, and she introduced me to him. The man she modeled John Drake after. The owner of Flanaghan's. Christ that woman has a way with descriptive words. She didn't miss a single thing with that description, and it made me wonder just how much of her best friend she's actually seen. The man is hot. Extremely hot. I have no idea why half the women there weren't fawning all over him. He's got presence, and charm, and I'm very surprised (and giddy) that he asked for my number. I have no idea what he sees in me, or why he wanted it, but I gave him one of my cards. If he calls, he calls. If he doesn't, no sweat. I… really hope he calls. Good lord, I sound like an obsessive fan at this point. I really need to stop this. Superfan09 May 2012 14:04 | by Brooke Bishop I can't believe I did that. I really can't. Normally I'm more poised, a lot more graceful. After asking for the autograph, I really should've just gone back to my table, had dinner with Gidget and just left it all alone. But no. I invited Sera Roche to dine with us. Sera-freaking-Roche. The author of Scarlet's Song, one of my favorite novels. Gidget always gives me crap for reading romance novels, insisting that I go out and find myself a real relationship. Which is all fine and good, but she's one to talk. I don't think I've ever seen her date anyone, really. At least I have people I see every so often. Theater dates, dinner dates, the occasional hookup at a night club. I've been hurt before by a real relationship, so I'm not really all that excited to jump right into one — especially with my work schedule. If I didn't read romance novels, we'd never have met Sera Roche, or had dinner with her. I had a great deal of fun, even though I was being super fangirly over it. I tried multiple times to curb myself, but it was really difficult to contain the excitement. I feel like an idiot. At least for my behavior. I know I can hold my own in conversation, even when I'm squeeing like a silly fourteen year old at an anime convention. Apparently Miss Roche knows the owner of Flanaghan's where Steel Clover will be having their new record launch. The owner of Flanaghan's was the model for John Drake in Scarlet's Song. She wanted to introduce me to him and I quickly declined. He must look a lot like Bryn, and that's definitely not a road I want to go down at the moment. It took me ages to get over the damnable Brit. Besides, my day planner is extremely full of other things that need to be attended — functions, night clubs with clients, work dinners… I just don't have time to date. Not that Miss Roche's friend would even want to date, so I think I'm getting ahead of myself entirely. Hell, the man could be married for all I know. I suppose I should ask Brennan when I head there later this afternoon to finalize events for the tenth… but that would seem rather curious and out of the blue. I'll just forget all of this nonsense and focus on work. It really is the best idea. At least until Miss Roche's new book comes out next month. |
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