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Monday, September 30, 2019

Release Blitz: War of Hearts by S. Young + Review!

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“An excellently written paranormal, engrossing and addicting.” #1 New York Times bestselling author Rachel Van Dyken


War of Hearts, an all-new adult paranormal romance by New York Times bestselling author S. Young is LIVE!


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Thea Quinn has no idea what she is. All she knows is that her abilities have been a plague upon her life since she was a child. After years of suffering at the hands of a megalomaniac, Thea escaped and has been on the run ever since.

The leadership and protection of his pack are of the utmost importance to Conall MacLennan, Alpha and Chief of Clan MacLennan, the last werewolf pack in Scotland. Which is why watching his sister slowly die of a lycanthropic disease is emotional torture. When Conall is approached by a businessman who offers a cure for his sister in exchange for the use of Conall’s rare tracking ability, Conall forges an unbreakable contract with him. He has to find and retrieve the key to the cure: dangerous murderer, Thea Quinn.

Thea’s attempts to evade the ruthless werewolf are not only thwarted by the Alpha, but by outside dangers. With no choice but to rely on one another for survival, truths are revealed, intensifying a passionate connection they both fight to resist. At war with themselves and each other, Conall and Thea’s journey to Scotland forces them to face a heartrending choice between love and betrayal.



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REVIEW:

4.5 stars
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 Wow. This book was really good! I have been a fan of Samantha Young's contemporary romance, so I was looking forward to this foray into the paranormal genre. I was pleasantly surprised that I liked this book just as much, if not more than her contemporaries! This book is one of the best paranormal romances I have ever read.

War of Hearts is Thea and Conall's book. Thea is on the run from a bad past, constantly hiding and unsure of who or what she really is. She has powers that she can not explain or fully control and an evil man is out to get her. Conall is a Scottish werewolf chief. His younger sister is dying of a lycanthropic disease. He is approached by a mysterious businessman who offers him a cure for his sister in exchange for tracking Thea and bringing her to him. He is told that Thea is a dangerous killer, but once he finds her, Conall soon sees that is not true. As they spend time together, while Conall is traveling to bring her back, they find they have a strong connection and attraction. Nothing is how it seemed. They soon find themselves fighting an evil force together, and falling in love.

I loved Conall and Thea. They were both strong, interesting characters and made a great match. The world building is very good and has great potential for more stories in the future. I loved the story, the characters and the romance. There is suspenseful, action filled moments, some sexy ones and some moments of humor. I was engrossed in War of Hearts and could not put it down. Just writing this review makes me want to do a reread.

Overall, I loved this book and I really hope it is continued into a series!


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About S. Young: 

Samantha Young is a New York Times and #1 International bestselling author from Stirlingshire, Scotland. On Dublin Street was Samantha's first adult contemporary romance series and has sold in thirty countries. She has since published over thirteen romance titles including the New York Times Bestsellers Into the Deep, Hero, and her most recent contemporary romance Fight or Flight. When writing Adult Paranormal romance she writes under the pen name S. Young.


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Blog Tour: Perfectly Adequate by Jewel E. Ann + Excerpt & Review!

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“Another brilliantly written winner. Do yourself a favor and pick this one up, you will not regret it.” —Kate Stewart, USA Today bestselling author


Perfectly Adequate, an all-new must-read romantic comedy from Jewel E. Ann, is available now!



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Dr. Elijah Hawkins needs … something.

After his wife jumps headfirst into a midlife crisis, he’s left with his young son, Roman, and a lot of unanswered questions.

That something turns out to be a someone—Dorothy Mayhem, nursing student, patient transporter, reckless driver, and emu owner.

Dorothy studies humans, the neurotypical kind, through books and television. Then she emulates their behavioral patterns to fit in with her peers.
But nothing can prepare her for Dr. Elijah Hawkins.

Single dad.

Brilliant pediatric oncologist.

And the sexiest doctor at the hospital.

When his failed attempts at asking her out turn into a string of playdates with his son, Dorothy finds herself unexpectedly enamored with the boy and his father.

And that’s a problem, a huge one, because Elijah’s ex-wife is a famous plastic surgeon—and Dorothy’s idol.

Perfectly Adequate is a beautiful, hilarious, and heart-felt journey along the “human” spectrum.



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REVIEW:


3 stars
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 Perfectly Adequate was an interesting and original read for me. Parts of it I liked, but parts of it I did not love. This book is Eli and Dorothy's story. Dorothy Mayhem has Asberger's/ASD. She is a transport nurse at the hospital where Eli is a child oncologist. They meet there and Eli is smitten with her. Eli is one year post-divorce from his ex, another doctor at the hospital. His marriage ended unexpectedly when his wife left him, which blind sided him and left him confused on why, even now a year later. Eli wants to pursue a relationship with Dorothy, but she is not an easy person to understand or get involved with. Still, he is willing to be patient and go to whatever lengths he needs to be with her.

The writing is very good in the book and the story is different than anything I have read. Dorothy is not the first character I have read with Asberger's/ASD. I know people that have this diagnosis as adults in real life. But when I read about a character like that in a book, I always have trouble connecting with the character. Dorothy, especially, felt very childlike and I have a hard time imagining her as an adult in sexual situations. I was not sure about her character at all at first, but as the book went on, I grew to like her more and to like her and Eli together. Eli is a typical adult, but he is drawn to Dorothy's personality and her honesty from the moment he meets her. He adored her so much.

There is a good bit of OW drama in this book. When the book begins, Eli is divorced from his ex-wife and has been for a year. But he still wants her back and doesn't understand why she left him. They still have to see each other at work, because they both work at the same hospital, and they share a son together. When he meets Dorothy, she is very much the opposite of his ex and he sees her as a breath of fresh air. He sees a future with her and doesn't pine after his ex. But there comes a time when his ex decides she wants him back and that causes a ton of drama. They do get back together for a good period of time and I hated that. He does eventually get back together with Dorothy, but I was not at all pleased with how that all went down. It definitely took away from the relationship and feelings that Eli and Dorothy had built. I lost some respect for Eli that he let all of that happen. He was too passive and let his ex manipulate him. I hated the angst and messiness and I doubted that there would be a HEA for the couple. The thing that happened that was a catalyst for Dorothy and Eli getting back together did not make me happy either (view spoiler) . There was not enough resolution after that and it happened right at the end. I needed to see them together again for longer to see how their relationship ended up and believe in their HEA.

But there are some things I did like about the book. I liked how much Eli liked and appreciated Dorothy at her weirdest. There is some nice moments of humor as well. I also liked Eli's little boy and his interactions with Dorothy. I did find the book very unique and I was definitely sucked into the story. I was happy that Eli and Dorothy were able to eventually make their relationship work and find happiness together.

Overall, this was an interesting read. I think it just comes down to the fact that I could not identify or connect to Dorothy's character, coupled with the drama with Eli's ex, that kept me from fully loving this book. Still, it was not a bad read. It kept me invested and entertained. While this is not my favorite Jewel E. Ann book, I am still a fan and I look forward to what else she comes up with in the future.

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Excerpt


“You can call me Eli.” She swallows hard. “I don’t actually think I can.” “Why not?” I force my gaze away from her mouth. The second our eyes meet, she averts her attention to her feet. “Because you’re half of the Hathaway-Hawkins duo.” This is a new one to me. “I’m divorced.” “I know. I …” She makes an attempt to look at me, but her attention shifts to my temple then maybe my ear. “I mean you’re a brilliant doctor, and Dr. Hathaway is too—so brilliant. God, she’s just phenomenal. Like there are no words. But still … you change the lives of young children. You save them. You’re what every young person entering the medical field can only dream of becoming. You’ve earned the title. I can’t call you by your name. It’s too personal. I don’t know … almost intimate.” She has Julie on a really high pedestal. Me? Down a few pegs. Sounds about right for my life at the moment. It’s not that Julie doesn’t deserve to be on the pedestal. No matter how much I hate her, I still love her. And her skills as a pediatric plastic surgeon are unmatched. She deserves Dorothy’s admiration. But I don’t want to talk about medicine, accolades, and saving lives. I know … I know … how terrible of me. Sorry, but I need something for myself. Something personal and maybe a little selfish. Definitely intimate. “I don’t need a babysitter for Roman.” She jerks her head back, giving me her full attention, eyes squinted, gaze locked to mine. “What?” I trap my top lip between my teeth, drowning in coconuts as my heart races, sending ample blood to all regions of my body. God … I just want—need—to kiss her. “Oh jeez …” She shakes her head, closing her eyes for a breath. “You invited me to dinner to … flirt.” Her eyes open to their widest point. A tiny laugh escapes me. I can’t help it. Everything about this woman feels like a rebirth. “I invited you to dinner because Roman really likes you. And I just can’t thank you enough for all that you’ve done for him. You’re so generous.” Gah! I suck at this! What is my problem? Yes. The answer is yes! Yes, Dorothy, I invited you over to flirt, maybe even kiss. And other things … “Oh.” She takes a step backward, stumbling a bit as the front door catches her, and more embarrassment tints her cheeks. “Well, now I feel stupid. Yes, of course you invited me here because Roman likes me. Duh. Now I just look like an idiot for assuming you wanted to flirt with me. And really, no need to thank me. My generosity is selfish. It makes me feel good to do nice things. That’s all. And really, you’ve bought me coffee and made me dinner again. It’s like I should be thanking you again. But that’s probably weird. So … I’ll just go now.” Really, really weird shit goes through my mind as she fidgets. Dr. Hawkins is nowhere to be found. Neither is Roman’s dad. Raging-puberty-hormones Eli Hawkins invades my head—both of them really. And I just want to kiss Dorothy. That’s the PG version of my thoughts. Most of them are R-rated. Worse than the R-rating. All I can think about are the ways Dorothy and I can be generous with each other, leading to never-ending thank-you’s that don't involve stationary, replacement scrubs, superhero capes, pasta dinners, lunch boxes … or clothing. “Should we call it even? No more thank-you’s,” I suggest. “Okay.” She lifts her gaze, eyes going a little cross-eyed like her focus is centered on the bridge of my nose. “Okay.” I release a slow breath, but it does very little to relax all of my body. “Can I ask your age?” I’m not sure why I’ve been so chicken about asking her age. I think it worries me that she’s too young, and I’ll feel like a dirty old man having really inappropriate thoughts about her. “I’m thirty. Why?” “You just look young.” “I wear massive amounts of sunscreen.” I nod slowly. Just kiss her, you big chicken! What if she doesn’t want to be kissed by me? Or flirt with me? I internally laugh at the memory of her comment and at myself for being just as awkward. Why does something so simple have to be so complicated? “I have a forty-five-minute drive home.” And school the next day. Where is my head? Oh, that’s right … “Of course. I’m sorry. I lost track of time.” “Okay.” She smiles. I love her okay’s. They feel like more than the average okay. “I’ll walk you out.” “Have you not closed all of your rings?” She holds up her wrist, signaling to her watch. I chuckle. “All rings were closed hours ago.” “We could track each other. Share our rings. Did you know that?” Rings. Kisses. Trips to the on-call room for sex. For the love of God … get your shit together, Elijah! “Never mind. That’s weird.” She shakes her head, rolling her eyes at herself just before opening the door and scurrying ten steps ahead of me. Her pace gains momentum with the hill of my driveway. My long strides catch up to her at the bottom of it. She looks both ways and bolts across the street to her car, clicks the locks, and opens her door. “Goodnight!” “Dorothy Mayhem … you’re killing me.” She turns just before ducking into the driver’s seat. “What do you mean?” Resting my hands on my hips, I drop my chin in defeat and stare at my untied gray canvas shoes. “What if I did ask you to dinner tonight to … flirt?” I glance up, digging my teeth into my bottom lip on a slight cringe. Her body remains stoic as her eyes shift from side to side, like she’s been caught on a hidden camera. “Well … then I wore the wrong outfit.” She refuses to look me in the eye. “I think you look amazing.” “Yes. But this is a playdate outfit. Maybe even one I’d wear to apply for a babysitter position. It’s fun, but wholesome. Practical and safe.” I just want to spend one day in her head. Everything about her fascinates the hell out of me. The curiosity gives me such a high. “Tell me about your flirting outfit.” “Well …” She clears her throat, keeping her focus on the big hill leading out of my development. And of course … her cheeks are perfectly flushed as she talks to the wind. “Since Romeo was involved, I would have chosen my red dress with white stripes. It hits just below my knees, but it’s strapless. And I would have worn my blue cardigan with it and matching blue wedge sandals with straps that tie around my ankles. Flirty … but appropriate for young eyes.” “And if Roman wouldn’t have been here tonight?” I stare at the side of her head, wondering if she’ll look at me again before driving home. She narrows her eyes. “I would have taken off the cardigan after you invited me into your house.” The picture she paints in my head does all kinds of wicked things to me. Why imagining her in a striped strapless dress has such a physical effect on me is a mystery. It’s not like she suggested showing up wearing nothing but high heels and a trench coat. Dorothy Mayhem possesses her own brand of seduction, and I’m completely entangled in every part of it. “And in this scenario, would you have kissed me after I walked you to your car?” She turns completely red. I feel certain even her toes hidden in those blue shoes have to be red. “You’re making fun of me.” Her comment knocks me back a good ten steps, even if my body remains right next to her. Why would she say that?


About Jewel

Jewel is a free-spirited romance junkie with a quirky sense of humor.
With 10 years of flossing lectures under her belt, she took early retirement from her dental hygiene career to stay home with her three awesome boys and manage the family business.
After her best friend of nearly 30 years suggested a few books from the Contemporary Romance genre, Jewel was hooked. Devouring two and three books a week but still craving more, she decided to practice sustainable reading, AKA writing.
When she’s not donning her cape and saving the planet one tree at a time, she enjoys yoga with friends, good food with family, rock climbing with her kids, watching How I Met Your Mother reruns, and of course…heart-wrenching, tear-jerking, panty-scorching novels.


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New Release: Perfectly Adequate by Jewel E. Ann

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“Another brilliantly written winner. Do yourself a favor and pick this one up, you will not regret it.” —Kate Stewart, USA Today bestselling author


Perfectly Adequate, an all-new must-read romantic comedy from Jewel E. Ann, is available now!



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Dr. Elijah Hawkins needs … something.

After his wife jumps headfirst into a midlife crisis, he’s left with his young son, Roman, and a lot of unanswered questions.

That something turns out to be a someone—Dorothy Mayhem, nursing student, patient transporter, reckless driver, and emu owner.

Dorothy studies humans, the neurotypical kind, through books and television. Then she emulates their behavioral patterns to fit in with her peers.
But nothing can prepare her for Dr. Elijah Hawkins.

Single dad.

Brilliant pediatric oncologist.

And the sexiest doctor at the hospital.

When his failed attempts at asking her out turn into a string of playdates with his son, Dorothy finds herself unexpectedly enamored with the boy and his father.

And that’s a problem, a huge one, because Elijah’s ex-wife is a famous plastic surgeon—and Dorothy’s idol.

Perfectly Adequate is a beautiful, hilarious, and heart-felt journey along the “human” spectrum.



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REVIEW:

3 stars
***


 Perfectly Adequate was an interesting and original read for me. Parts of it I liked, but parts of it I did not love. This book is Eli and Dorothy's story. Dorothy Mayhem has Asberger's/ASD. She is a transport nurse at the hospital where Eli is a child oncologist. They meet there and Eli is smitten with her. Eli is one year post-divorce from his ex, another doctor at the hospital. His marriage ended unexpectedly when his wife left him, which blind sided him and left him confused on why, even now a year later. Eli wants to pursue a relationship with Dorothy, but she is not an easy person to understand or get involved with. Still, he is willing to be patient and go to whatever lengths he needs to be with her.

The writing is very good in the book and the story is different than anything I have read. Dorothy is not the first character I have read with Asberger's/ASD. I know people that have this diagnosis as adults in real life. But when I read about a character like that in a book, I always have trouble connecting with the character. Dorothy, especially, felt very childlike and I have a hard time imagining her as an adult in sexual situations. I was not sure about her character at all at first, but as the book went on, I grew to like her more and to like her and Eli together. Eli is a typical adult, but he is drawn to Dorothy's personality and her honesty from the moment he meets her. He adored her so much.

There is a good bit of OW drama in this book. When the book begins, Eli is divorced from his ex-wife and has been for a year. But he still wants her back and doesn't understand why she left him. They still have to see each other at work, because they both work at the same hospital, and they share a son together. When he meets Dorothy, she is very much the opposite of his ex and he sees her as a breath of fresh air. He sees a future with her and doesn't pine after his ex. But there comes a time when his ex decides she wants him back and that causes a ton of drama. They do get back together for a good period of time and I hated that. He does eventually get back together with Dorothy, but I was not at all pleased with how that all went down. It definitely took away from the relationship and feelings that Eli and Dorothy had built. I lost some respect for Eli that he let all of that happen. He was too passive and let his ex manipulate him. I hated the angst and messiness and I doubted that there would be a HEA for the couple. The thing that happened that was a catalyst for Dorothy and Eli getting back together did not make me happy either (view spoiler) . There was not enough resolution after that and it happened right at the end. I needed to see them together again for longer to see how their relationship ended up and believe in their HEA.

But there are some things I did like about the book. I liked how much Eli liked and appreciated Dorothy at her weirdest. There is some nice moments of humor as well. I also liked Eli's little boy and his interactions with Dorothy. I did find the book very unique and I was definitely sucked into the story. I was happy that Eli and Dorothy were able to eventually make their relationship work and find happiness together.

Overall, this was an interesting read. I think it just comes down to the fact that I could not identify or connect to Dorothy's character, coupled with the drama with Eli's ex, that kept me from fully loving this book. Still, it was not a bad read. It kept me invested and entertained. While this is not my favorite Jewel E. Ann book, I am still a fan and I look forward to what else she comes up with in the future.



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About Jewel

Jewel is a free-spirited romance junkie with a quirky sense of humor.
With 10 years of flossing lectures under her belt, she took early retirement from her dental hygiene career to stay home with her three awesome boys and manage the family business.
After her best friend of nearly 30 years suggested a few books from the Contemporary Romance genre, Jewel was hooked. Devouring two and three books a week but still craving more, she decided to practice sustainable reading, AKA writing.
When she’s not donning her cape and saving the planet one tree at a time, she enjoys yoga with friends, good food with family, rock climbing with her kids, watching How I Met Your Mother reruns, and of course…heart-wrenching, tear-jerking, panty-scorching novels.


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Wednesday, September 25, 2019

Cover Reveal: Moonlighter by Sarina Bowen






Moonlighter by Sarina Bowen is coming October 22nd! 

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Only in my family could a professional hockey player earning seven million dollars a year be considered a slacker.

I’m at the height of my athletic career. Yet my arrogant brother is always trying to recruit me into the family business: a global security company so secretive that I don’t even know its name. 
Pass, thanks. I don’t need a summer job. 

But the jerk ambushes me with a damsel in distress. That damsel is Alex, the competitive, sassy girl I knew when we were kids. Now she’s a drop-dead gorgeous woman in deep trouble.

So guess who’s on a flight to Hawaii?

It’s going to be a long week in paradise. My job is keeping Alex safe, while her job is torturing me with her tiny bikinis. Or maybe we’re torturing each other. It’s all snark and flirting until the threat against Alex gets serious. And this jock must become her major league protector. 

Moonlighter is a stand-alone novel. No cliffhangers, no prior experience necessary. Contains: hackers, hockey players, and a hotel room with only one bed.  






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Blog Tour: Closer by Kylie Scott + Review & Excerpt!

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When a stalker gets too close to plus-size model Mae Cooper, it’s time to hire some muscle.


Closer, an all-new standalone novella in the fan favorite Stage Dive Series from New York Times bestselling author Kylie Scott and 1001 Dark Nights, is available now!




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Enter former military man turned executive protection officer Ziggy Thayer. Having spent years guarding billionaires, royalty, and rock n roll greats, he’s seen it all. From lavish parties through to every kind of excess.

There’s no reason some Instagram stylista should throw him off his game. Even if she does have the most dangerous curves he’s ever seen...

**Every 1001 Dark Nights novella is a standalone story. For new readers, it’s an introduction to an author’s world. And for fans, it’s a bonus book in the author’s series. We hope you'll enjoy each one as much as we do.**



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Review:

3.75 stars
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 Closer is a really cute read! This is Mae and Ziggy's story. Mae is a plus sized model (think Ashley Graham) who has a stalker. Ziggy is hired to be her round-the-clock protection. As they spend time together, they find themselves attracted and enjoying each other's company. This gradually turns into them falling for each other.

I really enjoyed this book. The only reason I am not rating it 4 stars is because it took me a little too long to feel any chemistry between the couple. Especially with Ziggy calling Mae "Miss" all that time. Still, the story is cute and enjoyable. Mae is down to earth and easy to love. Ziggy was protective and sweet. I thought they were a great match and really liked them together, once their relationship turned romantic. I enjoyed seeing the other Stage Dive characters too.

Overall, this was an entertaining, fun and sweet novella and a great addition to the Stage Dive series!



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“Your keys and security alarm code please, miss?” he asked, hand held out waiting. It might have just been me, but we seemed to be standing awfully close together. It almost seemed weirdly intimate. Almost. No, my bad. Ziggy wore his usual professional façade with nary a hint of emotion on display. His gaze was shuttered, his bearing military rigid. It was definitely just me and my overactive imagination. Being vaguely attracted to your bodyguard was kind of a pain in the ass. Not that I couldn’t use the distraction right now. Ziggy continued to stand there patiently waiting. “Keys. Right.” I rummaged inside my Balenciaga City bag. Designer goodies were not only a weakness of mine, but a happy perk of being in the industry and achieving some small fame. “Ah, just a minute. They’re in here somewhere.” I pushed aside my purse, a cashmere shawl, tampons, a candy bar, some loose change, my small Chanel cosmetics case, a power bank, hair ties, pepper spray, a copy of the latest Sarah MacLean book, mints, a spare charging cable for my cell phone, the cell phone itself, Chapstick, Prada sunglasses case, my grandma’s rosary, dental floss, deodorant, a couple of pens, Kleenex, ear buds, water bottle, a USB stick, reusable straw, condoms, nail file, some old receipts, a travel size umbrella, hand sanitizer, lotion, a pair of pearl earrings, tweezers, Advil, a hair band, and some bobby pins. “Sorry about this,” I murmured. “I know I put them in here when we left.” He said nothing. A whole lot of nothing. “Huh.” With a great sense of victory, I held up a bottle of nail polish. “I thought I’d lost this.” One of his dark brows crept upwards. “I’ll have you know this color was limited edition. Little Death at Midnight by Oxley. You can’t buy it anymore.” His lips did not move, but that damn eyebrow arched even higher as he leaned forward a little and took in the contents of my bag. I swear his eyes widened. “Don’t you judge me. All of these things are necessary for my ongoing existence.” “Of course they are, miss.” The man was so judging me. Bastard. “You carry a koozie around with you, I see.” “It pays to be ready to party, Mr. Thayer.”



Kylie Scott author picAbout Kylie Scott

Kylie is a New York Times and USA Today best-selling author. She was voted Australian Romance Writer of the year, 2013, 2014 & 2018, by the Australian Romance Writer’s Association and her books have been translated into eleven different languages. She is a long time fan of romance, rock music, and B-grade horror films. Based in Queensland, Australia with her two children and husband, she reads, writes and never dithers around on the internet.


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