Reserve Your Copy Of Boys In Blue

Boys in Blue is now available for pre-order on Amazon, Apple, Nook, and Kobo. This box set contains my two law enforcement romances, Crossing the Line and Seducing Janey.

 

Crossing the Line is about Paul, a single dad, who's still grieving over the loss of his wife. He has no interest in opening his heart again. But after a drunken kiss with Megan, his little girl's nanny, at his brother's wedding, Paul realizes that maybe, just maybe, he can find happiness again.

Seducing Janey is a small town romance set in rural Indiana. Janey Davis, Paul's partner travels to the fictional town of Liberty to investigate a murder and meets Kyle. Sparks fly as soon as they lay eyes on each other, but he has to convince her to give a relationship between the two of them a chance.

 

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Are you looking for an alpha hero? Follow two law enforcement officers as they find love in the most unexpected places.

Crossing the Line

A widower who’s still mourning the loss of his wife, Paul Daniels isn’t looking for love. He’s a single dad, and he’s content to raise his little girl on his own. What he didn’t expect was the change that would occur when Megan moved in to help him take care of his daughter. Thirteen years his junior, she’s full of life. She’s brought joy back into his home and has him craving things he thought had died long ago. Can he open himself up and find love again, or will the past continue to haunt him?

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Seducing Janey

Kyle Reed left the Army to take care of his younger sister after the death of their parents. He gave up his carefree life as a bachelor and settled into a new career as a sheriff’s deputy in their small town of Liberty, Indiana. When his boss asks him to show a city detective around, he wasn’t expecting a blonde bombshell. He knew the moment he saw Janey there would be more to their story than solving a murder.


These two sexy Law Enforcement romances will have you wanting to curl up with these Boys in Blue.

 

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Fangs, Fur, and Fae #BoundbyBooks

 This week's episode of the Bound by Books podcast is hosted by paranormal romance authors Tina Moss and Marianne Morea and they are talking vampires, shifters, witches, and more.

 

 

 

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What I'm Currently Reading #FridayReads

Next on my TBR list is The Diamond Courier by Hannah Byron. I'm going out of my comfort zone with this book. It's historical fiction with a touch of romance and is written by one of my fellow podcast co-host. I can't wait to dive in!

 

England, 1939

Would you settle for a marriage of convenience even if your intended is your best friend?

Restless and independent, Lili Hamilton dreams of becoming a radical journalist. To avoid the scandal of her broken engagement to Scotsman Iain Brodie, her traditional parents send her to finishing school in Switzerland. On the way to her exile, she meets the dashing Leo Oppenheim, leader of the British Communist party, and a whole new world opens up for Lili.

As the rhetoric of Hitler booms across the Continent and World War II erupts, Lili flees to Leo in London, embracing communist ideals and free love. But causes need money to thrive, and Leo has set his sights on a daring raid of the biggest diamond center in war-torn Europe: Antwerp.

Lili infiltrates the Jewish community in Belgium and befriends both the Goldmunz family and Gestapo leader Ulrich Lemberg. Despite the horrors of war, despite witnessing the murder of a comrade, she becomes the diamond courier between Antwerp and London.

With terrible consequences…

The Diamond Courier is a young woman’s fight to liberate herself from her privileged upbringing, for which she pays the highest price. Will love conquer over politics?

 

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Review of My Best Friend's Mardi Gras Wedding

Josh Landry is one of the hottest bartenders in New Orleans. He’s shown many a female tourist that things are definitely big and easy down here.

And he’s now been celibate for a year. Because he finally met her.

Yes, her. The One.

But, after nothing more than a hot goodnight kiss and a promise to meet up again next year if they’re both still interested, she went home to Iowa.

It’s been a long year.

But now it’s Mardi Gras again and he’s ready for his happily ever after.

If she shows up.

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Oh, she shows up. For her best friend’s wedding.

But Tori is a terrible bridesmaid because all she can think about is her knight-in-shining-Mardi-Gras-beads from last year.

Well, and because she accidentally lays a hot kiss on her BFF.

Aka, the groom.

Unfortunately, no one believes that it was a case of mistaken identity. So, now she has to convince everyone she has no intention of ruining the wedding. She’s going to need a crazy-about-her boyfriend ASAP. Even if he’s just faking it.

Well there’s only one other person she knows in Louisiana...

Josh is all in. In fact, he’s thrilled. And he’s not faking anything.

But the groom isn’t faking his sudden case of cold feet either.

And now Tori might have a choice to make.

 

I dove into this one and had to force myself to stop reading at 1am.

 

This book had a very star-crossed lovers feel to it. The blurb makes it seem as if it's a love triangle, but it really isn't. These two only have eyes for each other from the start and seeing them come to the realization that they really are it for each other was swoon worthy.

 

I was never a fan of her best friend. And his betrothed was even worse. Josh's family was quirky and fun, the perfect counter balance to the stuffy wedding Tori is taking part in.

 

This is the first book in the series, and I have no doubt that the second book will be just as good. 

 

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Would You Write This Book For Me? #BoundbyBooks

On this week's Bound by Books Podcast, authors Danielle Bannister and Hannah Byron are talking about some of the strange questions they get asked as authors. Including...would you write this book for me?

 

Find out how they deal with these interesting, and sometimes evasive questions.

 

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Revamping My Website

One of the first things I did when I signed the contract on my debut novel was to set up a website. It helps readers and bloggers find you and your books. My website has taken on a few recreations over the years. When I created my first one, I had no idea what I was doing. It was very basic (of course I only had one book at the time), and wasn't very user friendly.

 

As time went on, I became more comfortable with my brand, the types of books I typically write, and marketing in general. I did some research and looked at what some of the other popular authors in the genre were doing.

 

But websites are living creatures. They need to evolve with your business whether you're manufacturing a widget or writing books. About six months ago, after taking a marketing class, I realized the website I currently have wasn't doing all I needed it to do. It needed to change, grow.

 

So for the last few weeks I've been rebuilding my website. It's been a lot of work re-entering everything, including the buy links to all the retail sites that sell my books, but in the end I believe it will be worth it.

 

One of the big changes that's coming is that I will now have a shop on my site. Readers will be able to not only purchase signed books from me, but I also have plans to offer merch as well for those who are interested. 

 

A paddle with my logo on it? What do you think?

 

Is there merch you'd like to see in my store? Mugs with book quotes on them? T-shirts? Let me know in the comments.

 

I can't wait to share the new site with you!