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How could Truitt, the toughest guy in Hangtown go weak? Copper hair, blue eyes, and a violin-like fire in her hands will work. What about taking refuge together in a dark cave with a light snow falling? Maybe he has a chance until he burns the violin. Now he’s really in trouble.
Heart-hugging Western Romance brimming over with Gold Rush Adventure.
There is a Vampire in the Night…
… ready to destroy the lives of Vanora Socoli and her older siblings. His ancient hunger and great evil will forever change their lives.
There is a Vampire in the Night…
…waiting to fulfill an ancient prophecy and conquer the world. But first, he must wait for the right moment to finally reveal himself to the young woman he believes is his right to claim: Vanora.
There is a Vampire in the Night…
…who captures Vanora’s eye and her heart. Yet, can she trust him? For her enemy has enveloped her in a web of deceit, casting doubt on all she believes to be true.
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About Featured Book: Whispers among the Prairie by Michelle Roberts
Free Book. Kindle Unlimited. Thursday 26th August- Monday 30th August 2021.
The lands across the American West come alive with conflict, passion, loyalty and uncertainty. Join Black Kettle of the Southern Cheyenne's in his quest to protect his people and way of life. What will be his destiny? His adopted daughter, Morning Dove befriends USA Calvary Captain Clinton McKay. Will their friendship lead them to something unexpected or will they stay on their opposing sides to a war? Come and join the adventure.
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Targeted Age Group:: 17 and up
Lisabeth Gilbert was a young ordinary college student determined to guard her heart. Her heart was meant for one person only. Little did she know that her soul had already found the one. During a chance encounter on campus, Lisabeth sees the one her soul had claimed. Her soul instinctively takes control and calls out to his soul tying their souls together for eternity. Rey Turner’s family discovered the soulmate call generations ago. Rey knew who his soulmate was, but refused to accept her because she was a virgin, waiting for marriage. He was a selfish fool, more willing to let the other half of his soul walk out of his life, than to honor her by waiting for marriage like she desired. By the time he had come to his senses he had pushed her out of his life. He believed he was destined to live without the one created just for him, but he was wrong. The moment their eyes met again, her soul took over and called his. Afraid to lose her again, his soul responded to hers without hesitation.Will Lisabeth forgive Rey and accept the soulmate call? Will Rey have the strength to love, honor, and cherish her as she desires?
What Inspired You to Write Your Book?
This story sat buried deep inside of me for over twenty years. My oldest daughter pushed me to take a chance.
Targeted Age Group:: Adult
She wants to be friends. And he wants so much more.
Software engineer Reid Lucas loves to cook and has a history of falling in love with married women. When he leaves his complicated past in Chicago for a job in California, he runs into trouble and must call a virtual stranger to bail him out of jail. Alyssa Knight, a tough street cop waiting for a church annulment from her passive-aggressive husband, is the roommate of the woman Reid calls for help, and she reluctantly provides bail for Reid. He falls for her immediately, and cooking for her is an act of love. She just wants to be friends, but they keep ending up in bed together. When his boss is murdered, Reid is a suspect—or is he the intended target?
What Inspired You to Write Your Book?
As often happens, more than one idea was needed. I had been thinking about writing about a man who likes to cook, considered having a couple meet when the police officer heroine gives the hero a ticket (which is not quite how Reid and Alyssa meet), and wanted to write about sisters or roommates named Jane and Alyssa. Somehow it all came together when the plot was triggered by a “What if?” question raised by an entirely different story.
About Featured Book: The Imperial Orchid by Nicola Italia
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At the end of the Victorian era, Orchid Mania has gripped the wealthy and aristocratic men of England. Collectors are willing to spend a small fortune to obtain the rare flowers from distant lands. Lord Holloway, president of the Royal Horticultural Society in London, has decided to finance an expedition team to Ceylon to capture one of the rarest orchids on earth.
Frances Wakefield is an educated woman and a gifted illustrator and has traveled throughout Europe documenting various plants and flowers for the Society. When she is handpicked by Lord Holloway to travel to Ceylon as a member of the expedition team, she is thrilled.
When she arrives in Egypt to meet the other members of the team, she comes face-to-face with Miles St. Clair, Lord Holloway’s son and heir. He is the arrogant, handsome, insufferable man she encountered at several soirees in London and the team’s leader.
As the team scours Ceylon searching for the orchid, someone has been watching Lord Holloway’s team intent on securing the orchid for themselves at any cost. As the team gets closer to finding the orchid, a growing attraction intensifies between Miles and Frances. As the danger increases, the couple must work together to evade the threat and escape Ceylon alive.
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In an attempt to discover who is sabotaging their work, six women are tossed down a rabbit hole of espionage, intrigue, and the attempted murder of two fellow workers. Could it be the inspector, a supervisor, or a person they work with every day?
This story is about a small group of women who work together in an airplane factory, based on actual on-the-job events. In sisterhood, they experience romance, love, sexual abuse, alcoholism, and control while working together in a “man’s world”.
On the job, they share great laugh-out-loud humor, along with some tear-jerking, heart-wrenching times, while trying to find who’s sabotaging the airplanes they build. And just who is the preacher, the lesbian or of royal blood?
During all these great concerns, these gals still need to earn a paycheck, and do anything to get that damned plane built. Well, almost anything.
“(Lady) Jane drew off not just her personal experience at Boeing, but her mom, one of the ‘Rosie the Riveters’ who forged the way to be accepted into a “man’s” workplace during World War Two.” C. Kelliher, editor; Aero Mechanic District 751 newspaper, read by aerospace workers worldwide.
“Sharp, funny, tragic, and fun. A great read; romance and scandal, espionage, and sabotage: everything a good historical fiction novel should have. The writer has a sharp wit and a keen sense of sarcasm.”
Christopher Bailey, author of the Starjumper Legacy.
Targeted Age Group:: adult
An Irredeemable Earl meets his new obsession
Freshly arrived from Virginia, Caroline is plunged into the lavish world of the glittering London Season. When her sister is engaged to a devilish Earl, Lord Lucian Ashford, Caroline and her sisters move to summer at the Earl’s sprawling stately manor in the country, where she is drawn into Lord Lucian’s world, and there, she might just catch the eye of the devil himself.
But Caroline won’t be taken easily. Tempers flare and worlds collide when Lucian’s dark, selfish demands come up against the formidable strength of Caroline’s headstrong independence, in this beauty and the beast tale.
The Devil of Blackhill Hall is an epic tale of love and redemption set against the historical backdrop of Regency England and America. Disappear into a world that is too big to be contained in one book! This is part 1 of a 5 part saga which follows our lead couple to their satisfying conclusion in part 5 with nail-biting cliffhangers along the way. All 5 parts are currently up for preorder and will be released every 2 weeks.
Warning:
When this dashing, depraved Earl meets the woman he knows is his, he will let no one stand in his way. If you like fast-paced historical adventures and obsessive, wicked scoundrels who go mad for the woman they love and pursue them at any cost, then you won’t be able to put down The Devil of Blackhill Hall!
This is a slow-burn Steamy romance with a heat level of 3 out of 5, and a Happily Ever After guaranteed.
What Inspired You to Write Your Book?
I love to be whisked away to another era, and I felt like most regency romance is mainly parlour conversations, and balls, and I thought that some people might like a little more action and adventure, with perhaps a dash of darkness.
Witch Harper Clarke is pretty sure misfortune follows her around like a bad smell. Her spells end in disaster, her dating agency for supernaturals has an embarrassing lack of clients, and her love life is a washout. So, when a vampire signs up to the agency and she can’t find him a match, she agrees to date the vamp herself.
Charmer Damon Vertefeuille has it all: power, status, and wealth, but becoming a vampire to get his errant brother out of trouble isn’t what he expected. Newbie vamps aren’t supposed to be dangerous, but one look at his witchy date and he has a sudden desire to sink his fangs into her pale flesh.
Thing is, she wants his bite.
Chemistry sizzles, but when Damon’s brother threatens to tear them apart, the lines blur between loyalty, love, and dark desires.
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About Lucy May Lennox:
Lucy May Lennox is a connoisseur of novels featuring men with physical disabilities. After growing frustrated with all the cliches, ignorance and stereotypes, she decided to write her own positive take on disability. She also loves immersing herself in earlier historical periods and imagining the lives of people who don't usually make it into the history books. She lives in the beautiful Pacific Northwest USA with her husband and children.
What inspires you to write?
I've always known I wanted to be a writer, since I was very young. Ideas pop into my head all the time. My characters just sort of arrive on their own. I'm often inspired by what I find lacking in classic literature of earlier ages, and the kinds of people and events which were ignored or viewed with prejudice.
Tell us about your writing process.
I have young children so my only time to write is at night after they go to bed. I try write consistently every day but it doesn't always happen. I don't use any apps or software, just standard word processing. I usually have a basic outline written out in the same document, then slowly fill it in. I take a pretty straightforward approach. I try to visualise each scene in my head as I go, like a movie. And I do many, many revisions and edits. I try to get as many beta readers as I can. Giving feedback to other writer friends has helped me a lot in revising my own work.
How do you develop your characters?
My characters do feel very real to me, although they don't talk to me. I try to have the key traits and arc of the main characters in place as I sketch out the plot, before I begin writing, because that's the most important part. I usually have to make some adjustments or dial up or down certain traits as I go along, but the most important parts are always there. Sometimes scenes with dialog pop fully into my head, sometimes I have to work out more slowly how to show character development or how a conversation will go.
What authors inspire you?
I love well-researched, densely written historical fiction: Patrick O'Brian, Susannah Clarke, Georgette Heyer. My favourite classic novels are Vanity Fair, Tom Jones, Tristram Shandy, Jane Eyre, and Moll Flanders. I prefer to read slowly so I don't keep up with a lot of recent novels. But I read lots of comics, especially web comics. My favourite historical fiction set in Japan are all manga: Ooku the Inner Chambers by Yoshinaga Fumi, Vagabond by Inoue Takehiko, Sakuran by Anno Moyoco, Momo and Manji by Sakura Sawa.
How do you keep going in the midst of distractions?
I don't know! I think I get distracted a lot. I don't try to publish a lot of books. It's ok to go slow. I try to write every day, even if it's just a few sentences.
What are your hobbies when you need a break from writing?
Mainly cooking and baking. I love making everything from scratch. I used to sing opera but haven't had time since I had kids. I hope to go back to it when they are older.
What romance genres do you write?: historical fiction
Do you write in genres that are not romance related?
Yes, I mainly write historical fiction, but some contemporary as well. Even if I'm not writing exactly in the standard romance genre, there is always a central love story and positive ending in my novels, either HEA or HFN. I like reading and writing upbeat, positive, hopeful stories. I don't do heavy angst.
What formats are your books in?: eBook, Print, Audiobook
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