Now A Word From Our Sponsor

I'm sorry I couldn't help myself. (been listening to the old radio shows)

Yes, Ladies and Gentlemen let me introduce you to our sponsor, Tide. Just like our thriller, mystery Tide has a secret. Yes, a secret, keep some in your kitchen, and let the billowing suds cut the grease from your dishes, as it lifts the grim right off your pans.  Plus, your hands will love it, no dishwater hands for the Tide Family, buy some today.

Reviews

[Einstein Noodle]

ahahahaha boy you got me, Cherrie! and of course it's Tide ...
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[Cherrie]

Lol I have always wanted to do that, we use to listen on the radio and they would tack an advertisement in, so I couldn't help myself. :)

[barleygirl]

In a strange way, you've given me permission to insert an unexpected chapter into my own upcoming book . . . I love this . . . why not? I did something in a different vein, a couple times in my book . . . a little comic relief from the tension of a well-crafted story! *wink! wink!* Fondly, Margie

[Cherrie]

I have wanted to dk this hor a bnb long time and since the story has a dated feel to it, I thought it needed a dated commercial.
Please take this opportunity to get a drink and some popcorn.

[Kent Rawski]

The art of selling to believe we must have something, though palmolive may take issue

[Cherrie]

Yes, I wouldn't want Madge mad at me

[Cherrie]

Commercials are everywhere. So why not a book.
I always wanted to put a commercial in a story, a little writers humor.

[genocide]

very good you are advertising what people will like