I’m thrilled to welcome Kris Bock back to the blog this week with her new book, The Billionaire Cowgirl’s Christmas, book 5 of The Accidental Billionaire Cowboys series . Playing the lottery was just for fun, but with the one-billion-dollar…
I am pleased to welcome J. Arlene Culiner back to the blog this week with her new novel Felicity’s Power. Background for Felicity’s Power Don’t we all have a memory tucked away of someone we once loved, someone we just…
Usually, I offer this blog spot to other authors to introduce them to you and to allow them to brag about a book or two. But November 7th a collection of nearly twenty billionaire romances is being released aptly titled…
I’m thrilled to welcome Amber Daulton back to the blog this week with her new novella, Mistletoe in the City, book 3 in the Handmade for Christmas series. Amber shared Trevor’s Redemption with us in August, book 3.5 in the…
I am pleased to introduce a new member to our blog family, Kayelle Allen and her series, Thieves’ Guild Academy. Interview with Kayelle Allen We asked Kayelle several questions to get to know her, and her series Thieves’ Guild Academy,…
I’m excited to welcome Victoria Saccenti and Ross, Book 4 in the Central Florida Stories series, to this week’s blog post. Background We asked Victoria to tell us a little about where she got the inspiration for this series.…
I’m so excited to have Kris Bock back for this week’s blog. A Baby for the Billionaire Cowboy, Book 4 of The Accidental Billionaire Cowboys series hit the shelves on August 8th. Let’s dive in and find out all about it.…
We are excited to welcome Amber Daulton back to the blog this week to introduce her latest novella, Trevor’s Redemption Book 3.5 in the Arresting Onyx series. Creating Trevor’s Redemption Shea and Trevor’s romance is probably one of my favorites…
I’m terribly excited to welcome Ashley Kay back to the blog this week. Her new book Fighting Honor will be included in the Wickedly Scandalous anthology of Ménage and Reverse Harem stories. Who says love has limits? Imagine a love…
If you have ever lived in America’s southeeast, you are familiar with Kudzu. Kudzu is a fast-growing, lush green vine crawling along the ground, hanging from the trees. Taking down everything in its path. Here’s how the Nature Conservancy described…