Hello you lovely lot! I have a couple more amazing collections of books for you to check out if you’re into strong heroines and Christmas/winter holiday romances. Just click the images below to check them out and stock up your eReader – I know I am!
Happy Reading,
Lucy x
Hey lovelies,
I hope you had an amazing weekend! I’m kicking this week off with this amazing paranormal romance book fair. So, if you love your romances with some non-human involvement, check this out!
Happy Reading,
Lucy x
Hi folks,
I’m delighted to announce I’m taking part in another amazing promo from the fabulous folks at Kobo! My contemporary reverse harem romance novel, Mia’s Men, is part of their buy one get one free deal on series starters! So from now until the end of the month, you can get your hands on tons of amazing series starters at a bargain price. The deal is only available in Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the US.
Here are the links to the respective country pages. If you want to add Mia’s Men, just search for it on the Kobo site and add it to your basket – the discount will be automatically applied when you add another eligible book.
CA: https://www.kobo.com/ca/en/p/septbogoca
US: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/p/septbogous
AU: https://www.kobo.com/au/en/p/septbogoau
NZ: https://www.kobo.com/nz/en/p/septbogonz
Happy Reading!
Lucy x
Hi folks,
Here’s an amazing deal for Kobo shoppers this August – buy one get one free on romance box sets! This includes one of mine – The Heiress’s Harem. So just follow the links below (depending on where you’re from) to find out what’s on offer, or if you’re looking specifically for my title, just pop it in to the search box and it will come up.
CA: https://kobo.com/p/augbogoca
US: https://kobo.com/p/augbogous
AU: https://kobo.com/p/augbogoau
NZ: https://kobo.com/p/augbogonz
UK: https://kobo.com/p/augbogouk
Happy Reading!
Lucy x
Hi lovelies,
Happy July! As always, the first of the month brings a bunch more amazing book promotions for you. So get clicking on the banners below to stock up your eReaders/apps!
Also, a huge thank you to everyone who got their copy of Cut and Run yesterday. I hope you’re enjoying the read!
Happy Reading!
Lucy x
New York Times bestselling author Sabrina York kicks off her brand-new Stirling Ranch miniseries by asking does blood make you family?
Danny Diem’s life is upended when he inherits a small-town ranch. But learning he has a daughter in need of lifesaving surgery is his biggest shock yet. He’d never gotten over telling his ex Lizzie Michaels that he wasn’t the marrying kind. But her loving strength for their little girl tugs at his heartstrings—and makes him wonder if he’s ready to embrace the role he’s always run from: father.
From Harlequin Special Edition: Believe in love. Overcome obstacles. Find happiness.
READ AN EXCERPT
He broke the silence with four sharp words. “Why are you here?”
“Why don’t you sit down?” She did so herself, sliding into the banquette of his booth—her knees were about to give in, anyway.
He ignored her request. “Why are you here?”
“Danny, this is hard enough, and you’re not making it any easier for me—”
“Oh, I’m not making it easier for you? You’re the one who left me. No warning. Nothing. Just…gone. Poof.”
Irritation bubbled, and though she’d told herself she wouldn’t allow her anger to surface, she couldn’t help snapping, “There was plenty of warning. You weren’t paying attention.”
“Really? I was sure paying attention during our last fight. I remember that pretty clearly.”
“Do you? Do you remember what we fought about?”
His face went blank and he dropped into his seat, where he could face her, but not come too close. As though he were protecting himself from her.
What a laugh. She was the one who needed protecting. He was far too addictive for her own good.
“Why don’t you tell me what you remember?” he suggested.
She sighed. “We’d been talking about the future.”
“Ah, yes.” He settled back into his seat, his expression still mutinous.
“And you freaked out.”
He frowned. “I did not freak out.”
“You made it pretty clear we had no future together.”
“I didn’t say that. I just said I didn’t want marriage.”
“Or kids.”
“And can you blame me? With parents like mine? What kind of father would I be?”
That comment hit her like a blow. Stole her breath. Made her question her own sanity for coming here.
Nothing had changed. Nothing had changed at all.
“And my mother?” he continued harshly. “Did Darla tell you what my mother has done now?”
“She said she skipped bail.”
He barked a bitter laugh. “Skipped bail, then skipped town. But before she disappeared, she cleaned out my bank accounts, and my apartment. She hocked everything I own. Everything I’ve worked for.”
Anger raged in Lizzie’s heart. The woman truly had no moral compass.
“You’re not like your mother.” She’d told him that a thousand times, but too many years raised by that horrible woman had clouded his self-image.
“And then, there’s the father. The man who wanted nothing to do with me. The man who wouldn’t even acknowledge my existence. He certainly didn’t support us.”
“You’re not like him, either.” She hoped…
He shook his head and scrubbed his face with his palms. “It doesn’t matter. None of that matters. Not anymore.” She hated his expression, the resignation and the pain. “So, why are you here?” The question again, this time, whispered.
She might as well just dive in. “I…need your help.”
He frowned again. “What do you want?”
Her heart stuttered. Oh, Lord. Now that the time was here, she didn’t know what to say. Or how to say it. Or anything.
Danny waited, silently, watching her. Then his lips tweaked into a hint of a sad smile. “You’re procrastinating, Lizzie. You never procrastinate unless it’s something bad.”
Her expression must have given something away because he paled.
“Are you okay? Are you sick?”
She shook her head. “I’m fine. And no. It’s not bad. Not bad at all. Well, not all bad. There is some bad, I suppose. But it’s…” She trailed off. She was babbling—she knew she was. It was yet another way she avoided unpleasant topics.
Danny pinned her with a sharp look. “What is it you want to tell me?”
She wrinkled her nose. “About that last fight had—””
“What about it?” His tone was tight, as though the words were bitter on his tongue.
Right. “The one where you told me you didn’t want marriage or children.” She tried not to sound bitter as well, but failed.
“For good reason,” he snapped.
“Right,” she snapped right back. Then she met his gaze as bravely as she could. “Well, I was pregnant.”
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Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08TCCBR24/
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Apple: https://books.apple.com/us/book/accidental-homecoming/id1549668689?id=1549668689&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
Don’t Miss Book 2: Recipe for a Homecoming
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0917JZHR5
Releases September 28th
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