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Guard Dog by @Sabrina_York #StoneHardSEALs #RLFBlog
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Title Guard DogGenre Erotic RomanceAuthor Sabrina York and othersBook heat level (based on movie ratings): RGuard Dog by Sabrina York—Stone Hard SEALS and Hot SEALs Crossover Novella
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Guard Dog by Sabrina York
A scorching sequel to Stone Hard SEALs
Mason Steele expected to be a SEAL until the day he died. And he was. A pity they revived him. Now he’s been mustered out of the Navy and his life seems wholly unsatisfying. He misses the action; he misses the camaraderie; he misses being able to use his tightly-honed skills. He’s lucky to have snagged this job with GAPS—the Guardian Angel Protective Services—it provides some hope for his future. But the last thing he wants to do is babysit a spoiled heiress who is obsessed with the color of her nail polish and carries a Chihuahua in her purse.
But there’s more to Pansy Hightower than can be seen at first glance. She’s smart, sassy and determined to save the business her late mother built. She resents having a guard dog and does what she can to lose her muscular shadow. But when it becomes clear that someone is targeting her—perhaps for the same kind of fatal “accident” that befell her mother, she decides having the 240 pound SEAL with killer instincts and lethal hands at her back might be a good idea after all.
Until they share a kiss, that is. Until those lethal hands prove they have other talents as well. Talents that leave her breathless and wanting and weak. The last thing either of them wants is a relationship, but the scorching passion between them cannot be denied…even though it will undoubtedly spell disaster for them both.Order This Book
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Becky from A Baron for Becky @JudeKnightBooks #Historical #RLFblog
Interview with Becky Winstanley
Tell us about
yourself, please.Which
self? Mrs Rebecca Winstanley is a respectable widow, living with her daughter
in a modest apartment in a select part of London. Mrs Rose Darling lives a few
streets away, in an elegant townhouse where she entertains the Marquis of
Aldridge at his pleasure.I
am both and neither—I act a part, always.Authors call what you
want but cannot have “the conflict” — what is yours?I
dream of a respectable life, the life stolen from me when I was just 15. No. It
is more than a dream, it is a plan. I plan to leave London, to set up somewhere
I am not known and to raise my daughter to a better life than the one I have
known.I
dream of love. Not the love I have for Aldridge, my protector. I am fond of
Aldridge, but I know he will never be mine. I dream of a man who will be loyal
and true; someone who will see the real me, and love me anyway. Ridiculous and
impossible, but there you are.What inner doubt
causes you the most difficulty?I
doubt that anyone would love me, or even like me, if they saw more than the
parts I act. Indeed, how could they? Inside, I am still the broken child,
mourning the loss of my innocence and hiding from the horror my life became. I
would not want even Sarah to see that person. How could she love me when I do
not love myself?In the story world
your author created, explain what it is you fear most and why.I
fear that my past will haunt me forever, that it will surface at the worst
possible time to destroy my daughter’s chance of escape to a respectable life.
I must keep my secret; I must keep her safe.Sarah
is only nine, but—despite our care—she is already suspicious of Aldridge’s
place in my life. “Why do the other girls have a Papa,” she asked me last week,
“when all I have is uncles?” I did not know what to say. I fear she will hate
me if she ever knows the truth—but not as much as I fear that the truth will
doom her to the life I have led.Tell us about your
significant other, that person who makes living worthwhile.Sarah
makes living worthwhile. I am fond of Aldridge. He is a kind and generous man,
and he has given me a life of ease and luxury I never imagined. But he is my
protector, not my love. I forgot that in the early days of our liaison. Almost,
I gave him my heart. Such feelings are foolish between a courtesan and the man
who keeps her. One day, he will marry one of the debutantes who clutter
London’s Season, and breed fine children with pure bloodlines on both sides.
And I will retire to the country and be a widow, and grow roses.What would that
person say about you?I
expect he would say I am beautiful. It seems to be the characteristic that men
notice first and comment on most often. He would also say, I think, that he
enjoys my company. He returns to me between his other affairs. Indeed, he
spends several nights a week with me. He likes to converse, even to
debate—politics, literature, history, business. He is very well read, and he
enjoys a good argument, and even concedes defeat if I manage to convince him of
my facts.If someone from your
past showed up, who would you NOT want it to be, and why?Ah.
Now that is a long, long list. I would not want to meet any of my former
clients or protectors. Fortunately, they live in the South-West, and I do not
go there. Only the last was of any social consequence. Perringworth, his name
was, and he is dead these two years.If you could plan a
happy ending, what would it be?I
have told you my happy ending. Safety for Sarah. Not enough? Well then, a man
who loves us both. A man who loves Sarah as a daughter and who loves me—the
real me, the hidden me—as his respected and treasured wife. I know it cannot
be, however, and will be content with the life I plan. I cannot see how my
author could give me a better one.About the Writer
Jude Knight writes strong determined
heroines, heroes who can appreciate a clever capable woman, villains you’ll
love to loathe, and all with a leavening of humour.Jude Knight is the pen name of Judy Knighton.
After a career in commercial writing, editing, and publishing, Jude is
returning to her first love, fiction. Her novella, Candle’s Christmas Chair,
was released in December 2014, and is in the top ten on several Amazon
bestseller lists in the US and UK. Her first novel Farewell to Kindness, was
released on 1 April, and is first in a series: The Golden Redepennings. .What was your biggest
challenge in writing this book?This
book is about three flawed characters, all of whom act in ways that are morally
reprehensible. My challenge was to make them sympathetic—to give the reader
cause to identify with them and want them to succeed. I wrote, tested with beta
readers, rewrote, and retested. I agonised over showing their motivations, and
demonstrating their strengths as well as their very obvious weaknesses.Why did you choose
this character for the interview today?Becky
is central to the novel. In my past two books, the heroes have been very clear
to me, and the heroines have emerged as I wrote. The same happened here; I
began with Aldridge, but Becky took over. The action of the book comes as other
characters react to her.Are any sequels
planned for this book?I
didn’t plan to write this book at all. It was Aldridge’s idea. Aldridge is
cousin to the hero of Farewell to
Kindness, and half-brother to the hero of my work-in-progress, Encouraging Prudence. I planned to give
him his own novel eventually, but I needed a novella to fill a gap between
publications. A brief book about one of Aldridge’s dalliances seemed as if it
would be fun. Then Becky took over. Now that the book is done, one of the
off-stage characters is knocking at the door of my mind. So not a sequel precisely,
but a linked stand-alone? We’ll see what the plot elves have in store.Why should readers
who haven’t picked up one of your books before give this one a try?Try
A Baron for Becky if you like novels whose characters meet life’s challenges by
resolving their own inner demons. It’s very different to my novella, Candle’s
Christmas Chair, which was a sweet traditional, and my first novel, Farewell to
Kindness, which has a large cast and an action-driven plot full of twists and
turns, mystery and thrills. A Baron for Becky has five central characters, and
most of the action focuses on three: Aldridge, Becky, and Hugh. Two heroes and
one heroine. Yes, indeed. As I say, very different.About the Book
Title
A Baron for BeckyGenre
Historical Romance (Regency)Author
Jude KnightBook
heat level (based on movie ratings): PG 13Becky is the envy of the courtesans of the demi-monde –
the indulged mistress of the wealthy and charismatic Marquis of Aldridge. But
she dreams of a normal life; one in which her daughter can have a future that
does not depend on beauty, sex, and the whims of a man.Finding herself with child, she hesitates to tell
Aldridge. Will he cast her off, send her away, or keep her and condemn another
child to this uncertain shadow world?The devil-may-care face Hugh shows to the world hides a
desperate sorrow; a sorrow he tries to drown with drink and riotous living. His
years at war haunt him, but even more, he doesn’t want to think about the
illness that robbed him of the ability to father a son. When he dies, his
barony will die with him. His title will fall into abeyance, and his estate
will be scooped up by the Crown.When Aldridge surprises them both with a daring
proposition, they do not expect love to be part of the bargain.Buy This Book
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Cole Tucker from False Impressions @Mariannericeaut #Contemporary #RLFblog
Interview with Cole TuckerTell us about yourself,
please.I love women. Not much more to stay than that (He winks and flashes
his dimple). Not the answer you’re looking for? Okay, well, for years I’d been
the party guy. But after a run in with a tree after a few too many beers, I had
to reevaluate a few things. My folks were getting too old to run the horse farm
so I’ve taken over that, as well as managing the properties my brothers and I
own. They’d settled down with their wives and careers but good ‘ol Cole and his
lack of a real job was here to run things. Damn. I sound like a depressed
loser. So not the impression I’m used to making. So, how’re you doing? I
appreciate you reading about me. Hey, don’t I know you? Yeah, you’re the girl
with the beautiful smile.What can you not do (but
need to do) during this story?I should tell Sam about my past. About my DUI. But she lost her
daughter and husband to a drunk. I don’t want to be put in the same category as
that murderer. But I am, aren’t I? No, I’m not. I wasn’t an alcoholic. I didn’t
depend on the stuff to make me happy, but I did enjoy having a cold brew in my
hand when I watched the Sox or Patriots kick some butt and when I barbecued or
hung out with my brothers. Quitting wasn’t hard. But I was ashamed of being so stupid that I drove while
intoxicated; I didn’t want Sam to know how weak I’d been. I’d been able to make
her and her son smile and laugh again. It made me proud and gave me something
positive in my life to look forward to. I couldn’t crush her smile with my
secret. I cared about her too much. But I needed to tell her the truth.
Unfortunately she found out before I could come clean.What inner doubt causes
you the most difficulty?I don’t like to take life seriously and doubt my ability to be good
enough for the most perfect, kind-hearted, loving woman in the world. And what
kind of role model would I be for her son? Woah. We’re getting a bit too deep
here. Let’s talk about you. I don’t want you to think I’m ridiculous or
anything, but you are the most beautiful woman I have ever seen. I just felt
like I had to tell you.Tell us about your
significant other, that person who makes living worthwhile.Samantha Chase is the most perfect, kind-hearted, loving woman in the
world. She’s short, spunky and tough as nails, and there isn’t a word in the
dictionary for how good she looks. A lot of strength wrapped up in a pretty
package. She’s the bacon to my eggs.What would that person say
about you?I’m the master of pick up lines and proud of it. They’d gotten me out
of quite a few jams, but Sam would only roll her eyes and either brush off my
come on or give me a kick ass reply. I think I freaked her out in the beginning
by hitting it off with her son so quickly. But what can I say? The kid has
great taste in super heroes. I guess she thinks I’m a kid at heart.What is your family like?Have you read Connor or Mason’s books yet? That’ll tell you a thing or
two. With three other siblings, life is never just chill (that’s my role in the
family—everyone else is a work hound). My mother has played her hand at
matchmaker and passed the role on to my sister-in-law. We get into everyone’s
business and are always there to support each other.What special skills do you
rely on?I’m really good with my hands.Why are you happy (or not
happy) with the way your story ended?I learned a lot about honesty and forgiveness, got the girl, an
amazing step-son and a bright future. So, yeah. Life is good.About the WriterMarianne Rice
writes contemporary romances set in small New England towns. When she’s not
writing, Marianne spends her time buying shoes, eating chocolate, chauffeuring
her herd of children to their varying sporting events, and when there’s time,
relaxing with fancy drinks and romance books.www.mariannerice.weebly.comWhat was your biggest
challenge in writing this book?Cole had a mind of his own. He had a line for everyone. Seriously.
Even me. I was struggling with a serious scene and he pops out and says, “Baby,
if you were words on a page, you’d be what they call FINE PRINT!” It was hard
staying on track with Cole distracting me every step of the way. He’s a
carefree, funny, charming guy and the master of pick-up lines, but he was
harboring an embarrassing secret. I needed to build his character without
making him seem too shallow, or letting his secret change his personality.Why did you choose this
character for the interview today?Because he’s fun but real. When I ask readers what they’re looking for
in a man they often say: loyalty, honesty, a sense of humor…and looks. Cole has
all these qualities, except he is harboring a secret. The secret wasn’t meant
to hurt anyone but to protect himself.When writing the book,
what did you discover about this character that surprised you?Cole’s appearances in the first two books are pretty superficial and
fun, but I found a depth to him and deep feelings that he didn’t like to show
others. Well, Sam was able to find those. I just wrote what she was able to
discover. I also hadn’t planned on his connection with Levi, Sam’s son. The
interactions between the two were quite fun to write and were totally
unplanned.Why should readers who
haven’t picked up one of your books before give this one a try?While the premise of this book may seem serious, it’s actually quite
light-hearted. I wrote it when my son was four and incorporated many of our
conversations into Levi’s dialogue. I love seeing the interaction between Cole
and Levi. It’s adorable.Is there anything you’d
like to say to your readers?Thank you so much for picking up my books. The McKay-Tucker series is
my first set of books and I’m thrilled to have them in digital and print
formats for my friends, family and new readers. This has been an amazing
experience and I look forward to sharing many more stories with you. Sweet on
You, the first book in The Wilde Sisters comes out in September. They’re light,
fun, sexy and deal with many real-life emotional issues as well.About the BookTitle False ImpressionsGenre Contemporary RomanceAuthor Marianne RiceBook heat level (based on movie ratings): PG13Recovering alcoholic and former party animal, Cole Tucker would be an
idiot to start something with his newly hired right-hand woman, Samantha Chase.
It figures he can’t seem to keep his mitts of the sexy, five-foot-nothing
single mom who can toss a sack of shingles over her shoulder and rewire a house
better than the crew from Extreme Home Makeover. Her incredible strength
and self-confidence draw him in; something Cole has pretended to have for
years. All he has to show for himself is his uncanny use of pick-up lines, a
hand-me-down farm and some small-town rental properties. When he learns Samantha’s
husband and daughter were killed by a drunk driver, the shame of his past
experience with a DUI and near-death accident is the last thing he wants to
mention to her.Samantha has no problem accepting her new boss, flaws and all. His
simple life is charming and exactly what she hoped to find for herself and her
son in Newhall, New Hampshire. Cole wins her over by befriending her fatherless
son and making her laugh again, something she hasn’t done in four years. When
she learns about his shady past with the bottle, her heart tells her to
forgive, but the painful memories of her past are too deep to overlook.Buy This BookPublisher http://www.lsbooks.comAmazon http://goo.gl/rqT03bARe https://www.allromanceebooks.com/product-falseimpressions-1841673-149.htmlBarnes and Noble http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/false-impressions-marianne-rice/1122058236?ean=9781622102013iBooks https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/false-impressions/id1001761582?mt=11Author Social MediaWebsite www.mariannerice.weebly.comBlog www.mariannerice.weebly.comPinterest https//www.pinterest.com/mariannericeautGoodreads https://www.goodreads.com/MarianneRiceAmazon Author Page http://amazon.com/author/mariannerice -
Naomi Bellina asks Do Werewolves Get Old #PNR @TheGoddessNaomi #RLFblog
Guest Post with Naomi BellinaDo werewolves get old?One of the best parts about reading
paranormal books is seeing how each author creates her world. You have to make
rules for your kingdom, then stick with them. Supernatural beings can have many
characteristics. How can they be killed? What are their weaknesses? Their
strengths? Do they live forever? I want
my were-creatures to age. Yes, they live longer, healthier lives than humans
but they do grow old. And it sucks! That’s one of the themes I had big fun
playing with in Sins of Long Ago.Imagine you’re an alpha werewolf,
used to being in charge, to getting what and who you want. One day, you start
to notice lines on your face that weren’t there yesterday. You move a little
slower in a fight, want to come in sooner from a moon run. You’re aging, like you
knew you would, and like us regular old mortals, you start to think about
serious shit. The fun and games of youth are over and your thoughts turn to the
future. To family, friends, and maybe leaving behind some kind of legacy.I had a challenge with one
particular scene in Sins. My editor
asked me to change it, because it made Vincent, my hero, look kind of sleazy.
The scene is important because it helps show his vulnerability when he’s
treated differently than he expects, due to his “mature” nature. I rose
to the challenge and came up with a great compromise that my editor and I both
loved. Vincent keeps his morals intact but I still got to make him suffer a
little at the hands of a wily woman.I hope no matter what your age, you
enjoy reading Sins of Long Ago as
much as I enjoyed writing it.About the Book
Title Sins of Long AgoGenre Paranormal RomanceAuthor Naomi BellinaBook heat level (based on movie ratings): RWerewolves and humans don’t mix.
Until danger forces an alliance and desire demands satisfaction.Leading his pack of werewolves
keeps Vincent plenty busy, and now with a predator out to harm them, life is
more perilous than ever. The last thing he needs is a woman to complicate
matters, especially one who sets his body and soul on fire. She’s a human and a
witch — totally the wrong woman for him. Even if he could take a mate for his
own, he refuses to put her in the danger his life has become. No way can they
ever be together. Werewolf-style love is fine anyway. No permanent partner, no
bullshit, no heartache.Genevieve has never known true
love. Cursed by an enraged woman long
ago, females in her family are doomed to go insane if they fall in love. Life
has been fine without a man around– until a hot werewolf drops in and captures
her heart. Though they have plenty of obstacles to overcome, Gen knows they can
work past them. Tell that to Vincent, as he struggles with old pack rules about
love, sex, and consorting with humans.As Vincent searches for a killer,
deals with death among his own, and tries to keep his hands off Gen, she
attempts to end her family curse. Together, they must find a way to break free
from the sins of long ago.Buy This Book
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About the AuthorNaomi lives in sunny
Florida with the love of her life and a magical calico cat. She writes for
various fiction and non-fiction markets but is drawn to romance because her
characters insist on canoodling and falling in love. So she lets them. Her
interests include dancing, motorcycle riding, drumming and creating
healthy meals. She takes the opportunity to play whenever possible.
Her motto: Never pass up the opportunity to have an adventure!Visit her at http://www.naomibellina.com/Author Social Media
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Stephen Grafton from Christmas Carols by @DaisyBanks16 #Historical #RLFblog
Daisy Banks shares details
about the creation of Stephen Grafton in the book Christmas
Carols.About the Book
Title Christmas CarolsGenre Historical RomanceAuthor Daisy BanksBook heat level G, SweetStephen Grafton, the blind organist
at Holy Trinity Church, is gaining a reputation for his fine playing and
compositions. Alice Broadbrace’s initial venture back into society after years
in deep mourning brings her to the notice of the talented organist, and he offers
her the opportunity to sing a solo carol to his accompaniment. His courage
convinces her to find her own, while her charm entices him into thoughts of
romance. A difficult walk in a snow storm is only the beginning of Stephen and
Alice’s journey to happiness. Enjoy this sweet Victorian tale of talent and
love blossoming.Introducing Stephen Grafton
Name: Stephen GraftonAge: 29Gender: MaleBirthplace: Birmingham, England.Profession: Musician and composer, organist at Holy Trinity
Church.Ethnicity: EnglishStephen is approximately 5’10 in height, quite tall for the
era he lives in. He is lean and slender with fair hair and expressive hands.
Stephen has been blind since birth and uses a dog to help him, he calls the dog
Blue.Who is the
significant other in your character’s life?Alice Broadbrace.How does your hero
dress?Stephen wears the fashions of his era, the early 1860’s. His
day to day wear is a suit with tail coat, trousers and waistcoat. For recital
performances he asks his valet to tie an elaborate bow tie for him. His dog,
Blue, also has a bow on his collar for recital evenings. As the story is set in
the winter Stephen wears a warm top coat and a hat. He does wear gloves as is
socially acceptable for the era but he dislikes them as they mean he loses
depth in his sense of touch.If you could only
hear this character’s voice (but not see him) what characteristic would
identify him?Self certainty and confidence radiate in Stephen’s voice. He
has passed through many trials to reach the position he is in and this means he
is definitely willing to voice his opinion with little fear.How educated is this
character?Stephen has a doctorate in music from Cambridge. He prefers
not to use the official title as he finds people make presumptions about him if
he does. He takes an interest in things cultural and issues of the day in his
local community.Does he scrape by,
live comfortably, live extravagantly?Stephen has his own home not too far from Holy Trinity
Church. A legacy from a relative assisted him to attend Cambridge and once he
qualified to purchase his home. He receives a salary from the church for his
playing and his recitals. He lives comfortably enough with his dog, has a
manservant to attend him and assist with the running of his house, and a maid
of all work who comes in to clean.What is your
character’s viewpoint on wealth?Wealth is a useful tool which enables Stephen to travel and
live his life in the way he wishes. He does not consider himself to be a
wealthy man in monetary terms he is far more concerned with his music.Are any of his skills
a source of pride or embarrassment, and if so, which ones and why?When Stephen was a very small boy a tutor recognized his
talent in music. He is a gifted musician and with coaching his skills improved
to the point he could attend university to study further. Stephen is aware of
his skills and is very demanding of himself in performance and composition. He
would say he is always learning.What kinds of things
does your character always carry in his pockets?Stephen usually carries a white linen handkerchief, keys to
his home and to his cash box in the house. He also makes sure he has his coin
holder and some dog biscuits as a treat for Blue.Does this character
see morality as black-and-white, or with shades of gray?This question would entertain Stephen as being blind he
doesn’t see the world through visuals but through touch, sound and smell.
Stephen has a strong sense of what he considers right and wrong, and finds some
social customs and expectations foolish especially those Alice believes might
lead to gossip. He would say, the gossips should go and find more useful
occupations.Does your character
care about what others assume about him?In short, no. Stephen is a self confident person and has a
vast amount of self belief. He takes care that his appearance and manners should
be acceptable and has attained a level of independence he enjoys. If people
assume he is weakened in any way by being blind he will do his best to show
them that is not so. He does recognize there are situations when he requires
some assistance and isn’t too proud to ask for it in unfamiliar places.About Your Writer
Why do you think your
writer chose to write about you?Ms. Banks enjoys the unusual and I suspect she found me a
surprise and therefore wished to work with me. As the story continued I like to
think Ms. Banks grew rather fond of Alice and I. We are both glad she told the
story.What do you wish your
writer had not told others about you?Nothing. I am aware that there are times in the story when I
am forthright and frank but those qualities are part of my personality. I am
sure readers will understand my motives for some comments were genuine concerns.
I only wanted the best outcome possible.What other character
from your book do you think your writer should write a book about, and why?I think Ms. Banks should devote sometime to Elijah Whistler,
the owner of the Eagle Book Emporium. I would think there might be a natural
affinity between the two, with his interest in books and her work as an author.
If Ms. Banks spent some time working with him it might also soothe his
discomfort at the outcome of my story.Why do you think your
writer loves to write?Ms. Banks listens to music frequently but she is not
musical. I am afraid that is a flaw I am forced to comment on. Ms. Banks
neither plays nor sings and in my opinion she therefore devotes her energies to
writing. I do know she is quite driven at times when she writes. Having some
understanding of the creative process I recognize its grip on an individual.
However, I still think she would be improved by a more direct association with
music. When she began the tale I had hopes to influence her to at least take up
some choral activity but sadly I failed.Is there anything
you’d like to say to your writer?Ms. Banks, Alice and I thank you for putting our story into
words.Buy This Book
Barnes and Noble http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/Daisy+Banks?fs=0&_requestid=43043ARe https://www.allromanceebooks.com/storeSearch.html?sortBy=recentlyAdded&searchBy=author&qString=Daisy+BanksAuthor BioDaisy Banks writes romance in the Historical, Paranormal and
Fantasy genres. Her focus is to offer the best tale she can to readers. Daisy
is married, with two grown up sons. Antiques and collecting entertain Daisy
when she isn’t writing. There are also some rare occasions she makes a meal
that doesn’t stick to the pan.Author Social Media
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media contacts for the author. Today’s featured book is Journey to Her Dreams by
Iris Blobel.About the Book
Title: Journey to Her DreamsGenre: RomanceAuthor: Iris BlobelBook heat level (based on movie ratings): PGWould you travel around the world to uncover
the reason for your dreams?Hollie Anderson, a young woman from
Tasmania, lives on a farm outside Launceston, Australia. She has good looks,
likes her job, and loves to hang out with her friends. But it’s a recurrent
dream that throws her daily life into chaos and takes her on a journey to
Ireland.Sam Shaughnessy enjoys the success as
Head of Advertising for a popular magazine in the Irish capital Dublin. Married
to Padraic, she thinks she loves her husband, but when she meets Hollie under
unusual circumstances, she needs to face the truth, and not just about her
marriage.When both women, so different in many
ways, find out they have one thing in common, it changes their lives forever.Hollie Anderson, a young woman from Tasmania,
lives on a farm outside Launceston, Australia. She has good looks, likes her
job, and loves to hang out with her friends. But it’s a recurrent dream that
throws her daily life into chaos and takes her on a journey to Ireland.Sam Shaughnessy enjoys the success as Head of
Advertising for a popular magazine in the Irish capital Dublin. Married to
Padraic, she thinks she loves her husband, but when she meets Hollie under
unusual circumstances, she needs to face the truth, and not just about her
marriage.When both women, so different in many ways, find
out they have one thing in common, it changes their lives forever.Hollie
Anderson, a young woman from Tasmania, lives on a farm outside Launceston,
Australia. She has good looks, likes her job, and loves to hang out with her
friends. But it’s a recurrent dream that throws her daily life into chaos and
takes her on a journey to Ireland.Sam Shaughnessy enjoys the success as Head of
Advertising for a popular magazine in the Irish capital Dublin. Married to
Padraic, she thinks she loves her husband, but when she meets Hollie under
unusual circumstances, she needs to face the truth, and not just about her
marriage.When both women, so different in many ways, find
out they have one thing in common, it changes their lives forever.
Hollie Anderson, a young woman from Tasmania,
lives on a farm outside Launceston, Australia. She has good looks, likes her
job, and loves to hang out with her friends. But it’s a recurrent dream that
throws her daily life into chaos and takes her on a journey to Ireland.Sam Shaughnessy enjoys the success as Head of
Advertising for a popular magazine in the Irish capital Dublin. Married to
Padraic, she thinks she loves her husband, but when she meets Hollie under
unusual circumstances, she needs to face the truth, and not just about her
marriage.When both women, so different in many ways, find
out they have one thing in common, it changes their lives forever.
Hollie Anderson, a young woman from Tasmania,
lives on a farm outside Launceston, Australia. She has good looks, likes her
job, and loves to hang out with her friends. But it’s a recurrent dream that
throws her daily life into chaos and takes her on a journey to Ireland.Sam Shaughnessy enjoys the success as Head of
Advertising for a popular magazine in the Irish capital Dublin. Married to
Padraic, she thinks she loves her husband, but when she meets Hollie under
unusual circumstances, she needs to face the truth, and not just about her
marriage.When both women, so different in many ways, find
out they have one thing in common, it changes their lives forever.Buy This Book
Barnes and Noble http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/journey-to-her-dreams-iris-blobel/1107150850?ean=2940013566682Kobo https://store.kobobooks.com/en-US/ebook/journey-to-her-dreamsSmashwords https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/133676About the Author
Iris Blobel was born and raised in
Germany and only immigrated to Australia in the late 1990s. Having had the
travel bug most of her life, Iris spent quite some time living in Scotland,
London as well as Canada where she her husband. Her love for putting her
stories onto paper has only emerged recently, but now her laptop is a constant
companion.Iris resides west of Melbourne with
her husband and her two beautiful daughters.Next to her job at a private school,
she also presents a German Program at the local Community Radio.Author Social Media
Twitter https://twitter.com/_iris_bFacebook https://www.facebook.com/IrisBlobelPinterest https://www.pinterest.com/iblobel/You May Also Like
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