My spotlight is on the box set, Secrets of Moonlight Cove-- available for pre-order, Kindle Unlimited, release date November 5th.
Secrets of Moonlight Cove- Six short romances by six authors, set in the small California beach town of Moonlight Cove, where everyone has a secret, and stories intersect.
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Mr. Valentine Comes to Town-A.G. Reid
Mysterious vacationer—and supernatural entity—Mr. Valentine is matchmaking despite strict instructions from the goddess Venus to leave the people of Moonlight Cove alone.
Maggie’s Mystery Man-Barb DeLong
Who is the reclusive visitor that has rented the entire Bed and Breakfast in the historic Moonlight Cove Lighthouse and who only appears in public in a bad disguise complete with a ridiculous fake wig? Maggie might find the big story that will save her small town paper. Or she might find much more.
Once Upon a Love Letter- Jill Jaynes
Chloe Reiser sees dead people, and now that she’s back in Moonlight Cove to make a fresh start, she’s done keeping it a secret. But how is she going to tell her more-skeptical-than-ever high school crush that his dead father has an important message for him?
Surprise Deliveries-Shauna Roberts
Serious, sensible Mr. Hamasaki left for a trip and never came back. His daughter and an artist must team up to find him.
Second Time Around-Janna Roznos
A woman with her business on the brink may find more than she bargained for in the old Victorian house left to her by her dead sister.
Lily’s Pad-Kathleen Rowland
The TV reality series Bikini Babes is filming in town. Local teacher and former Army Ranger Creed Taylor, is getting the feeling that his fiancĂ©e, long-time girlfriend-- now rising reality star Scarlett Royale, is hiding something sinister. Can he stop her before someone gets hurt- like the beguiling owner of Lily’s Pad, who sees beyond his wounds to the man inside?
Kathleen Rowland writes heart-stopping, adrenaline pumping romantic suspense and loves sharing about it. Let's talk about writing.
Monday, October 31, 2016
Wednesday, October 26, 2016
#Tirgearr #citynights #erotica One Night in Sydney @jan_graham
Please welcome talented Jan Graham who writes super hot romantic suspense and contemporary romance. Today I have the spotlight on One Night in Sydney. Friends, I read One Night in Sydney and know this will be a book I read again-- it's that great. Here's why-- I adored Abby for her caring attitude toward others, and Kane for his trust and honesty... and I enjoyed their erotic love story, written by a master storyteller, Jan Graham.
One Night in Sydney
Will
passion win out over wise business sense in one of
the most
beautiful harbor side cities of the world?
Blurb:
Abigail Devon is all
about business, until the dream of keeping her company alive fails and she
finds herself seeking distraction in the arms of a tempting stranger she met on
the plane. Kane Matheson is a man like no other, and once Abby gives into her
attraction to him, passions spark and a night of erotic pleasure begins.
Kane can’t believe
his luck when his flight to Sydney places Abby along his path to a fun filled
weekend. She’s his kind of woman—business minded, clever, and with curves in
all the right places. When he discovers they have more in common than savvy
business expertise and undeniable sexual heat, he’s faced with a daunting
choice, and left wondering if pleasure can win out over wise business sense in
one of the most beautiful harbor side cities of the world.
Buy links:
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Excerpt – One Night in Sydney by Jan
Graham
Abby didn’t believe in love at first sight, but she did believe in
lust at first sight and Kane ticked all her boxes. Feeling breathless, hardened
nipples, feeling flushed when they touched, and that increasing ache between
her legs. Luckily the flight was a short one, so she’d be able to escape him
soon enough. In her party days they probably would have been in the bathroom,
reaffirming her membership in the mile-high club, but those days were behind
her. She doubted she’d renew that membership again any time soon.
“I really don’t think that’s possible. But thanks for the offer.”
She wondered if he knew she was lying. Of course it was possible, all she had
to do was say yes. She merely chose not to.
“That’s a shame. I have this feeling we’d get along really well.”
He tore the edge off the bottom of a page in his magazine, grabbed a pen from
his shirt pocket, scribbled a number on it and handed it to her. “In case you
change your mind.”
Abby laughed and stared at the mobile number in her hand. He
certainly was persistent.
“I assume you’ve run out of business cards?” She continued to
chuckle as the plane began its descent. “You did say you understood business,
right?”
“I did. I also said I was on a pleasure trip. I’ve left all
business accessories at the office. This weekend, I’m just a regular guy who
uses any piece of paper on hand to give the woman he likes his number.”
Oh Lord, thank heavens the plane had just touched down. She folded
the paper, slipped her fingers into the front of her shirt and tucked the
number into her bra. It was a mistake to put it there, and Abby knew it the
moment her gaze met Kane’s, who was now standing waiting for her to step out
into the aisle.
“What?” she asked innocently as Kane stared down at her cleavage
with a devilish grin on his face. “It’s just a silly habit I picked up in my
partying days. I’d pop anything important in my bra and that way I wouldn’t
lose it.”
Grabbing her handbag from the floor, she stood and moved to walk
out into the aisle but Kane blocked her way. His body forming a human wall as
he retrieved her bag from the overhead cabin. Luggage sorted, Kane didn’t move,
fixing her in place with his heated gaze.
“I’m glad you think I’m important.” His devilish grin didn’t waver
and he spoke in a tone laced with lust. “I’m also delighted to know that when
you take off your clothes tonight and get naked, you’ll be thinking about me.”
She was about to
burst into flames. Abby raised her hand, placing it on his chest with the
intention of pushing him back, only to find her fingers lingered on the defined
muscle beneath her touch.
“We’ll see,” she
whispered.
About the Author:
Jan Graham is an author of Contemporary Romance and
Romantic Suspense, all her writing is erotic and some includes BDSM elements.
She has numerous published titles to her credit, with more to come once she
overcomes her current bout of procrastination. Jan lives in Newcastle,
Australia where she writes, reads, feeds her Netflix addiction and drinks
coffee with friends.
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Tuesday, October 25, 2016
Mt. Rainier #RomanticTravel #excerpt The Inheritance by Pamela Thibodeaux @psthib
Welcome, Pamela Thibodeaux. Can you please share your fall romantic travel tip with us?
When I think of Romantic Fall Travel, something about the
mountains in Washington call to me…rich colors, snow capped mountains. Cozied
up in a blanket in front of a roaring fire.
I’ve been to Seattle and Mt. Rainier and let me tell you,
driving along those winding roads, dodging waterfalls and hiking in the snow
can be very romantic. Even the view from an airplane sends shivers of
excitement through the soul.
Add to that, the highest point one can drive on Mt. Rainier
is Paradise Point… how much more romantic can that be?
Author bio: Award-winning author,
Pamela S. Thibodeaux is the Co-Founder and a lifetime member of Bayou Writers
Group in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Multi-published in romantic fiction as well
as creative non-fiction, her writing has been tagged as, “Inspirational with
an Edge!” ™ and reviewed as “steamier
and grittier than the typical Christian novel without decreasing the message.”
Links:
Website
address: http://www.pamelathibodeaux.com
Face Book: http://facebook.com/pamelasthibodeaux
Twitter: http://twitter.com/psthib @psthib
Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/pamelasthibodea/
Amazon
Author Page: http://amzn.to/1jUVcdU
Title: The Inheritance
URL for Cover: http://bit.ly/Ro5XXB
Blurb: The Inheritance is
about the chance we all long for…the chance to start over. Widowed at age
thirty-nine and suffering from empty nest syndrome, Rebecca Sinclair is
overshadowed by grief and loneliness.
Her husband has been deceased for a year, her oldest child has moved to
New York in pursuit of an acting career and her youngest child is attending
college in France. Having spent over half of her life as a wife and mother, she
has no idea what God has in store for her now.
Will an unexpected inheritance in the wine country of New York bring
meaning and purpose to her life and give her the courage to love again?
US Postal
worker Raymond Jacobey has been in love with the little widow since he first
set eyes on her. A wanderer searching
for the ever-illusive soul mate, Ray has never stayed in one place too long.
Raised by self-centered, high-power executives, he’s longed for the idyllic
life of residing in a cozy house in a small town with the love of his life.
Will he gain the heart of the lovely widow or will he lose her to the wine
country of New York?
Excerpt: Rebecca’s heart fluttered at
the charming, boyish grin he bestowed on her. She knew he’d spoken more than
mere words; he’d spoken his heart. Tears filled her eyes and clogged her throat
when she thought about what the future might hold. Standing on the threshold of
that great unknown, she had never been more acutely aware of anything than she
was of this moment, this man.
He was
looking at her intently. His thumbs caressed the back of her hands, chasing the
chill from her blood. Lethargic warmth stole over her. As though in a fog she
watched him lift her hands to his mouth and press his lips to her palm in a
caress so tender it sent shivers down her spine.
She lowered
her gaze, and he lifted her chin with his finger and waited until she looked at
him again. “I want to kiss you, Becca, here in the midst of Paradise,” he
whispered, his lips covering hers with devastating tenderness.
Rebecca
heard his primitive grunt of satisfaction when he let go of her hands and
wrapped his arms around her, pulling her closer. An answering purr escaped her
as tiny pinpoints of pleasure bathed her senses with light and color. Never in
her life had she felt so alive, so consumed with sensations.
Whether a
moment or an eternity, she had no idea how long they stood there, his mouth in
sweet possession of hers. All she knew was that when the kiss was over she was
plastered against his hard body, her breathing was sharp almost painful and her
fists were clenched in his thick, sandy-colored hair. Appalled at her wanton
response and the needy way in which she clung, Rebecca flung away with a
startled cry of distress, and began to run.
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Monday, October 24, 2016
#romantictravel #KASIWC #excerpt King Arthur's Sister in Washington's Court by @KimHeadlee time travel
BOOK BLURB /
SYNOPSIS –
“Solidly entertaining.” –Publishers
Weekly
Winner, 2016 IBPA Benjamin Franklin Gold Medal for Fantasy
and Science Fiction.
Winner, Summer 2016 NABE Best Fantasy Book.
Morgan le Fay, sixth-century Queen of Gore and the only
major character not killed off by Mark Twain in A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court, vows revenge upon the
Yankee Hank Morgan. She casts a spell to take her to 1879 Connecticut so she
may waylay Sir Boss before he can travel back in time to destroy her world. But
the spell misses by 300 miles and 200 years, landing her in the Washington,
D.C., of 2079, replete with flying limousines, hovering office buildings,
virtual-reality television, and sundry other technological marvels.
Whatever is a time-displaced queen of magic and minions to
do? Why, rebuild her kingdom, of course—two kingdoms, in fact: as Campaign Boss
for the reelection of American President Malory Beckham Hinton, and as owner of
the London Knights world-champion baseball franchise.
Written as though by the old master himself, King Arthur’s Sister in Washington’s Court
by Mark Twain as channeled by Kim Iverson Headlee offers laughs, love, and
a candid look at American society, popular culture, politics, baseball… and the
human heart.Excerpt ALL CALL ME
Queen. For my unparalleled skills in leechcraft, most call me “The Wise.” No
man dares call me “le Fay,” lest he die.
I hight Morgan.
That is to say,
my name is Morgan, so chosen by my mother, Duchess Igraine, to honor the Great
Queen of the Old Religion, MĂłr Rigan, goddess of war. My mother never knew how
prophetic her choice would prove to be.
I am the daughter
of Duke Gorlois, the sister of Queen Margawse and Queen Elaine, the wife of
King Uriens of Gore, and the mother of Sir Uwaine of the Table Round. Blessed
good fortune made me all of these things.
By the capricious
hand of ill fortune, King Arthur became my younger half brother, spawned upon
my most virtuous and blameless mother by that demon in man’s raiment, Uther
Pendragon.
I despised Arthur
from the very hour of his birth.
AUTHOR BIO:
Kim Headlee lives on a farm in southwestern
Virginia with her family, cats, goats, Great Pyrenees goat guards, and assorted
wildlife. People and creatures come and go, but the cave and the 250-year-old
house ruins—the latter having been occupied as recently as the midtwentieth
century—seem to be sticking around for a while yet.Kim has been an award-winning novelist since 1999 (Dawnflight, Sonnet Books, Simon & Schuster) and has been studying Arthurian legends and literature for nigh on half a century.
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Friday, October 21, 2016
#RomanticTravel to Alaska, Staking A Claim by author @devonmckay2014
Welcome to my blog, Devon McKay ! Can you tell us about your romantic travel idea?
My
romantic getaway would be Alaska. I lived there for 27 years and have yet to
find a more beautiful place, which is one of the reasons I wrote Staking A
Claim.
Author Bio:
Devon McKay writes contemporary romance with a
western flair. If she's not writing, she's busy with chores on her small ranch,
working on a stained glass project or walking one of her three dogs through the
woods. Her greatest joy is putting a smile on a readers face and hearing from
fans.
Author Links: http://devonmckay.weebly.com/
Author Links: http://devonmckay.weebly.com/
https://twitter.com/devonmckay2014
dev.mckay@yahoo.com
Book Title: Staking A Claim
Blurb:
For most people, seeing Alaska is a
dream come true. For Miami Beach resident, Samantha Held, it is merely a job
assignment. Creating an advertisement for vacationing in the state gets her one
step closer to achieving her career goal—partnership in Kolinsky’s
Advertisement Agency.
Blake Langford is not willing to
accept any exploitation of his beloved state, no matter how desirable the
striking, southern blonde bombshell with fiery green eyes is, and he’s
determined to sabotage Sam’s goal in every way. Falling in love with the enemy,
however, was never part of the plan.
Excerpt:
Fuming, Sam held his gaze as she
considered his offer. She couldn’t have asked for a better opportunity to be dropped
into her lap. She could learn everything she needed to know about Alaska and
have a handsome, but overly protective, guide of the state to show
her. Not to mention what his knowledge could do for the brochure.
It would also mean more time in his
temperamental company.
Sam considered her options. She had gotten
lucky finding Carlton Landing, but what about locating her elusive hotel? As
proven last night, it was more than evident she couldn’t even read a map
correctly. So, what real choice did she have?
She pictured her new office…the view of
the ocean…the partnership. She was willing to take the chance. Besides, she’d
never been the kind of girl who shied away from a challenge. Hell, so far, her
life had been a series of challenges.
“It’s a deal.” Her voice came off cool and
professional despite the quickening of her heartbeat. She offered her hand to
shake on the agreement. “We haven’t officially met. Samantha Held. I go by
Sam.”
“Blake Langford.” He extended his,
grasping her hand and repeating the name she already knew by heart. He held
onto her grasp for a minute longer than necessary. “I go by Wolf.”
Again, the breathtaking grin resurfaced,
and an odd pulsation spiked through Sam, leaving her insides quivering like a
bowl of gelatin as she second guessed her decision.
What kind of fool makes a deal with a man
called Wolf?
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Wednesday, October 19, 2016
Fall #RomanticTravel Quebec #excerpt #historical Rogue's Hostage @LyndiLamont
Please welcome Linda McLaughlin who will share her fall romantic travel tip! (Stay tuned for an excerpt from her historical romance, Rogue's Hostage.)
Quebec is one of the most romantic cities in North America, seeming more European than NorthAmerican. It’s also one of the settings I used in my French & Indian War-set historical romance, Rogue’s Hostage. When I was writing the book, my husband and I took a vacation to Quebec Province so I could do some research. We started in Montreal, where I managed to figure out how to navigate the Metro using my college French.
After a few days exploring Montreal, we took the train to Quebec, and I fell in love with the charming old city, though I had to keep reminding myself that the setting in my book was the previous city, the one that was destroyed by the British shelling. I was particularly interested in visiting Notre Dame des Victoires, the small church in Lower Town which was destroyed in the shelling, but later rebuilt in the same style. In the book, Mara seeks comfort inside this lovely little church.
Since I wanted to stay in the old part of the city, I booked us a room at Chateau Frontenac, the venerable Canadian Railway hotel. Picturesque setting, but we were pretty sure they gave us the smallest room in the place! Instead of a view looking out toward the river, our window looked down onto an alley. Ah, well, we didn't spend much time in the room anyway. We were far more interested in wandering the winding streets, taking pictures of the old houses and the fort and battlefield.
On the last day we took a boat ride on the St. Lawrence for spectacular views of the city and countryside. What a beautiful area! I'd love to go back some day.
Rogue’s
Hostage
By Linda
McLaughlin
Blurb:
His hostage...
In 1758 the
Pennsylvania frontier is wild, primitive and dangerous, where safety often lies
at the end of a gun. Mara Dupré's life crumbles when a French and Indian war
party attacks her cabin, kills her husband, and takes her captive. Marching
through the wilderness strengthens her resolve to flee, but she doesn't count
on her captor teaching her the meaning of courage and the tempting call of
desire.
Her destiny...
French
lieutenant Jacques Corbeau's desire for his captive threatens what little honor
he has left. But when Mara desperately
offers herself to him in exchange for her freedom, he finds the strength to
refuse and reclaims his lost self-respect. As the shadows of his past catch up
to him, Jacques realizes that Mara, despite the odds, is the one true key to
reclaiming his soul and banishing his past misdeeds forever.
Buy Links:
Amazon: http://amzn.com/B00BJO26OY
Excerpt from Rogue's Hostage:
Quebec, Canada, April 1759
The journey was almost over.
Eyes narrowed against the glare off the water, Jacques
stared at the approaching skyline of Quebec as the bateau rushed
downriver. Perched on the north side of the Saint Lawrence River, the city’s
walls and fortifications guarded the way into the interior of New France.
Though the British had tried twice, the city had never fallen. But Jacques knew
that sooner or later they would try again.
He glanced at Mara, who sat beside him, huddled in her
shawl, shivering slightly. When he put an arm around her and pulled her closer,
she burrowed against him. Guilt and regret stirred inside him. She was the
reason he had requested a transfer back to Quebec. Since leaving Fort Duquesne,
she had been a different woman—quiet, submissive, and obedient.
To his surprise, he missed her sharp tongue and pointed
opinions. All through the long Canadian winter, he had watched and waited for
her to revert to her normal self, but it was as if she were a different woman.
On occasion, Jacques had been tempted to bait her, but his guilt kept him from
doing so. Her state of mind was his fault, after all.
In the last four months, she had followed him over a route
seen by few white men, much less a woman. Together they had traveled by bateau,
canoe, sled, and snowshoe. Mara had witnessed the mighty power of Niagara
Falls, traversed Lake Ontario, and braved the Lachine Rapids—all without
complaining. But also without any sense of wonder or enthusiasm for the places
she’d seen, just a wistful remark about how much Emile would have liked to see
the falls.
It had been an arduous journey, and now she deserved some
comfort.
A raw wind off the river threw pellets of rain in his face,
and he pulled up the woolen muffler Mara had knitted for him. That was all she
had done at Niagara, her needles clicking incessantly until he had thought he
would go mad. But something about the rhythmic nature of the task seemed to
comfort her, so he’d said nothing.
Another blast of wind reminded him of how long and severe
Canadian winters could be. In this northern country, rivers and lakes froze
over completely. There was a wild beauty in it that he used to find
exhilarating. Until an equally impervious chill took up residence around his
heart.
The bateau docked at the part of the city called
Lower Town, below the cliffs of Cap Diamant. Above them towered the ramparts
guarding the government and church buildings that comprised Upper Town. Jacques
helped Mara onto the dock and led her down a street lined with warehouses and
taverns. He stopped in front of a sign picturing a leering devil with a forked
tail.
“Le Diable? What are we doing here?” she asked, a
surprised look on her face.
“This is home, madame. Welcome to my humble establishment.”
Author bio:
Linda
McLaughlin grew up with a love of books and history, so it's only natural she
prefers writing historical romance. She loves transporting her readers into the
past where her characters learn that, in the journey of life, love is the
sweetest reward. Linda also writes steamy to erotic romance under the name
Lyndi Lamont, and is one half of the writing team of Lyn O'Farrell.
You can find
her online at http://lindalyndi.com
Twitter:
@Lyndi Lamont https://twitter.com/LyndiLamont
Monday, October 17, 2016
#Tirgearr author M Pepper Langlinais #Suspense #espionage The Fall and Rise of Peter Stroller @sh8kspeare
Welcome, M. Pepper Langlinais!
As a fan of mystery-thrillers, I'd like to hear about The Fall and Rise of Peter Stroller.
Here is the back cover blurb:
In 1960’s London, British Intelligence agent Peter Stoller is next in line to run the Agency—until he falls in love with cab driver, Charles, and his life goes off the road. When Charles is accused of treason, Peter is guilty by association. Peter manages to extract them both, but the seeds of doubt have been planted, putting Peter’s mind and heart at war. Is his lover truly his enemy? And is ignorance truly bliss or merely deadly?
Excerpt:
They had him before he even reached the door; an arm snaked around his throat and his arms were pinned behind his back. Clarkson shouted, “I’ve got another one!”
Peter went limp, forcing Clarkson to bear his weight, little enough though that was. From inside the cabin, Gamby hissed, “Don’t go shouting about it! Get him inside.”
Clarkson shoved Peter through the door. “He was just walking right up like he was in for a visit.”
Gamby frowned at Peter. “What’s your game, eh?”
“We only have the one chair,” Clarkson pointed out. And there was Blevins, tied to it, eyes wide. He was trembling hard enough to see, and Peter wondered the chair didn’t shake apart beneath him.
“Let Blevins go, and you can have our intel,” said Peter.
Gamby snorted. “And you, too, I suppose.”
“I’ll stay if you like. Decipher the papers.”
Gamby stared hard at Peter for a long moment. They did not know one another well, were not cabin mates; Gamby was expansive in every sense of the word, and Peter was the opposite, thin as Gamby was thick, quiet as Gamby was loud. But they were both tall and both shrewd, and they sized one another up now.
“Let him go,” Gamby ordered, and Clarkson released Peter.
“You could have taken him!” Blevins complained, and Peter frowned at him.
“I’m here to save you, you nit.”
“By failing us? Where is Maier?”
“Yes, where is Maier?” Gamby asked.
“Taking care of Tillholm, I expect,” said Peter. “Why did you send him?”
“Same reason you sent Blevins,” Gamby said. “No one wants to spend any time with him.”
With a sympathetic glance at his team leader, Peter felt beholden to answer, “Blevins sent himself, actually,” which sent Gamby into a roar of laughter.
“You’re getting off mission,” Blevins muttered.
“Wish we had a gag for him,” said Gamby.
“Just use his sock,” suggested Peter, earning a look of disbelief and betrayal from Blevins.
Clarkson dove for Blevins’s feet, and Blevins kicked him away.
“Don’t really,” Gamby told Clarkson, then turned a wry face to Peter. “Not enough rope for his feet.”
“This is not how this is supposed to go!” Blevins insisted. “Standing around chatting like you’re at the club.”
“Not a lot you can do about it, though, is there?” Gamby asked.
Blevins turned another accusing look on Peter, and Peter wished he knew what Jules was up to. He could only stall so long.
“What about the papers?” Clarkson asked, and Peter sighed. He was out of options.
“Sorry,” he said to Gamby, and the big man had just enough time to look perplexed before Peter swung.
Bio: M Pepper Langlinais
M Pepper Langlinais is an author and produced screenwriter and playwright. She has worked on film sets, been a Shakespearean actor, and taught Shakespeare, mythology, and creative writing at summer camps. She worked for Houghton Mifflin and Pearson before deciding to devote her time to her own books. She lives with her family in Livermore, California.
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