Dirty Work
by Regina Kyle
Genre: Contemporary Romantic
Release Date: May 1, 2020
Thursday, April 30, 2020
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Hooked On You by Cathryn Fox - New Release and Giveaway
Hooked on You
by Cathryn Fox
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: April 27, 2020
Tuesday, April 28, 2020
Rafe by Sawyer Bennett - New Release
Rafe
by Sawyer Bennett
Series: Arizona Vengance, #6.5
Genre: Sports Romance
Release Date: April 22, 2020
A Date for Midnight by Heidi McLaughlin and L.P. Dover - New Release and Giveaway
A Date for Midnight
by Heidi McLaughlin & LP Dover
Series: The Dating Series, #1
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: April 28, 2020
HWY 550 by Freya Barker - Audio Book Release
HWY 550
by Freya Barker
Series: Rock Point, #3
Genre: MC Romance/Romantic Suspense
Audio Release Date: April 28, 2020
Digital Release Date: February 17, 2019
Digital Release Date: February 17, 2019
Monday, April 27, 2020
My Favorite Souvenir by Vi Keeland and Penelope Ward - New Release
My Favorite Souvenir
by Vi Keeland and Penelope Ward
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: April 27, 2020
Release Date: April 27, 2020
Saturday, April 25, 2020
Review - My Valdez Valentine by Katy Regnery
My Valdez Valentine
by Katy Regnery
by Katy Regnery
Series: Odds Are Good, #4
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: March 9, 2020
Thursday, April 23, 2020
Let Me Stay by M.K. Moore - New Release
Let Me Stay
by M.K. Moore
Series: 425 Madison, #17
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: April 20, 2020
Wednesday, April 22, 2020
My Favorite Souvenir by Vi Keeland and Penelope Ward - Excerpt Reveal
My Favorite Souvenir
by Vi Keeland and Penelope Ward
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: April 27, 2020
Release Date: April 27, 2020
Tuesday, April 21, 2020
Wild Love by Meg Benjamin - New Release and Giveaway
Wild Love
by Meg Benjamin
Series: Brewing Love, #3
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Publisher: Entangled: Amara
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Publisher: Entangled: Amara
Release Date: April 20, 2020
Monday, April 20, 2020
Shift out of Luck by Abigail Owen - New Release and Giveaway
Shift Out of Luck
by Abigail Owen
Series: Brimstone Inc., #2
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Publisher: Entangled: Amara
Publisher: Entangled: Amara
Release Date: April 20, 2020
Friday, April 17, 2020
Bound to Change: A Limited Edition Spring Shifter Romance Collection - New Release
Bound to Change:
A Limited Edition Spring Shifter Romance Collection
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Release Date: April 16, 2020
Thursday, April 16, 2020
The Dating Series by Heidi McLaughlin and L.P. Dover - Cover Reveal, Pre-Order, and Giveaway
The Dating Series
by Heidi McLaughlin & LP Dover
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Afraid to Hope by Sutton Bishop - Cover Reveal and Pre-Order
Afraid to Hope
by Sutton Bishop
Series: Ancient Passages, #2)
Genre: Contemporary Romance, Adventure Romance
Cover Designer: Ally Hastings, Starcrossed Covers
Cover Designer: Ally Hastings, Starcrossed Covers
Release Date: May 14, 2020
Wednesday, April 15, 2020
Betting on Love by Jennifer Hoopes - New Release and Giveaway
Betting on Love
by Jennifer Hoopes
Series: The Ellis Family Saga, #2
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: April 13, 2020
Tuesday, April 14, 2020
Attraction by Ruby Porter - Blog Tour
Attraction
by Ruby Porter
Genre: Literary Fiction
Release Date: April 14, 2020
Monday, April 13, 2020
Saturday, April 11, 2020
Bears Behaving Badly by Mary Janice Davidson - New Release and Giveaway
Bears Behaving Badly
by Mary Janice Davidson
Series: BeWere My Heart, #1
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Release Date: March 31, 2020
Thursday, April 9, 2020
Edge of Darkness by Freya Barker - New Release and Giveaway
Edge of Darkness
by Freya Barker
Series: Arrow's Edge MC, #2
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Release Date: April 9, 2020
Love by Design by Katy Ames - New Release
Love by Design
by Katy Ames
Series: 425 Madison, Book #16
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: April 6, 2020
Tuesday, April 7, 2020
Wicked Ever After: One-Mile & Brea, Part 2 by Shayla Black - New Release
Wicked Ever After: One-Mile & Brea, Part 2
by Shayla Black
Series: Wicked & Devoted, #2
Genre: Contemporary Romance/Romantic Suspense
Release Date: April 7, 2020
Monday, April 6, 2020
Life & Limb by Freya Barker - Cover Reveal, Pre-Order, and Giveaway
Life & Limb
by Freya Barker
Series: PASS, #2
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Release Date: May 11, 2020
Sunday, April 5, 2020
Jace by Sasha Summers - New Release and Giveaway
Jace
by Sasha Summers
Series: Kings of Country, #1
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: March 31, 2020
Music is all he has…but is it enough to heal them both?
Jace Black went from an oilfield roughneck to an overnight singing sensation. Now he’s working on a duet with country music legend Krystal King, and he’s determined to earn his way to the top. But the more time he spends with Krystal, the more he finds himself falling for her—and he’s beginning to be more interested in her than he is in making a name for himself.
Krystal King grew up on stage and in the spotlight. No matter how golden her life appears, her past left deep wounds. But Jace Black makes her wish things were different. To do that, she’d have to risk letting him in… And that might be too big a risk for her battered heart to take.
“How’d you get here?” she asked, a smile on her face.
“My sister. She entered me in that reality show and everything changed.” He shook his head. “All this”— he pointed around the studio—“is still a shock to my system. Your dad in there. Your sister. Being opposite you. Singing with you?” His voice deepened. “I am in my head a little.”
Her expression shifted, from curious to…concerned. “I’m guessing there’s a reason you’re working so hard?” She cleared her throat. “Wife? Kids?”
“No.” Not anymore. Thinking about what he’d lost still tore him up inside. Talking about it here, now? No way. “Little sister. A lot of medical bills to pay off.” He didn’t elaborate. “She’s a freshman in college now.” He ran his fingers through his hair. “She’s a kid. A good kid. Deserves having her chance.”
“What about you?” she asked. “Ever stop to think this is your chance?”
This was definitely his chance. But he’d been putting Heather first for so long, putting her first now just made sense. “A chance I can’t afford to screw up,” he agreed.
She grinned. “Jace Michael Black. My daddy thinks you can sing. And if my daddy thinks you can sing, you can’t be all that bad.”
He laughed. Was it wrong that hearing her say his name felt good? And her grin. Damn but she was a pretty thing. Even without all the makeup and fancy clothes she’d been wearing the other night. If anything, he preferred her like this—young, natural, casual. And then he realized, she was relaxed, all the defensive tension and anger gone. She loved this, loved music. They had that in common.
“What’s your sister’s name?”
“Heather,” he said.
“She’s named Heather and you get stuck with Jace?” She shook her head.
“Still not over the name yet?” he asked, his gaze falling to her long neck.
“Told you, I’m not sure what I think yet,” she said.
“I’m fine. I mean, I’m ready now.” He rolled his head. He could do this.
“You sure?” she asked, picking up her headphones. “We could go once, no music. If you want?”
He shook his head and put on his headphones.
Krystal gave the sound booth the thumbs-up and a slight hum flooded his ears. The yearning strains of the guitar flipped a switch inside. The melody was sweeter than he’d expected. And when the lead-in notes rolled over him, he closed his eyes and sang, “I remember you, standing in the sun, smiling at me, and suddenly the world caught fire. Blinding, beautiful fire.”
The music kept going, but Krystal was silent.
He opened his eyes to find her staring at him, her lips parted and her eyes wide. He’d screwed up? His gaze bounced from the pages to Krystal. She just kept right on staring. Shit. What had he done? He glanced at her, skimmed the lyrics, then turned to the sound booth. “Aw, was my timing off?” As far as he could tell, he’d been spot on.
Hank King chuckled. “No. You were great. You just blew her socks off, son.” He was still chuckling. “How about we start again? Will that work for you, Krystal?”
Jace looked at Krystal then, really looked at her. There weren’t many musicians he admired like Krystal. She was the real deal, what singers and songwriters should strive to be. And he’d impressed her. He’d impressed her? “Did I?” he asked, disbelieving. “Knock your socks off?”
She shook her head but didn’t say a word.
“I did.” He sat a little straighter, more than a little pleased.
“Don’t let it go to your head,” Krystal teased. “Besides, I’m not wearing socks.” She smiled at him. “You keep singing like that and you’re going to do just fine.” She blew out her breath. “Okay. Let’s do this.”
One minute, he was feeling pretty damn proud of himself. The next, he was drowning in the heat of those green, green eyes.
“Let’s go,” Hank said.
He slid his earphones back on, the swell of the music flooding his ears. She liked what she heard. And this time, he didn’t close his eyes. He watched her. “I remember you, standing in the sun, smiling at me, and suddenly my world caught fire. Blinding, beautiful fire.”
She blinked, green eyes flashing before she closed her eyes to sing, “I remember you, taking my hand, holding me close, and suddenly my world caught fire. Blinding, beautiful fire.” Her voice - damn, her voice. It reached inside and grabbed hold of him.
“You were everything. My breath, my home, my night, my day. Didn’t care what people said. Didn’t need a thing but you,” he paused a beat. “Till the flames inside burned too hot, and you tried to run from the heat.”
“You were everything. My hope, my fear, my night, my day. Didn’t know my heart was gone. Didn’t know you took it all.” The words gutted him. “And your words, your lies, your promises were the sweetest pain of all.”
The chorus was together. Her gaze met his then, locked together as the words hung in the air between them. “Love isn’t love when the flames burn it down. There’s no hiding or forgiveness from the damage that it’s done. When the smoke clears away, you’ll still find me searching here. Searching for the ashes of my heart.”
He was lost in her green-eyed gaze by the time they’d finished the second verse. And the chorus, together… Singing with her was more than he could ever have anticipated.
Her lyrics were powerful and real. He knew what it was to love someone and suffer betrayal. The anger and pain took some of the joy out of life. If he thought about Nikki and Ben too long, the pain made it hard to breathe. How many times had he replayed that night, over and over, wishing he could go back and change it?
***
Excerpted from Jace by Sasha Summers. © 2020 by Sasha Summers. Used with permission of the publisher, Sourcebooks Casablanca, an imprint of Sourcebooks, Inc. All rights reserved.
“My sister. She entered me in that reality show and everything changed.” He shook his head. “All this”— he pointed around the studio—“is still a shock to my system. Your dad in there. Your sister. Being opposite you. Singing with you?” His voice deepened. “I am in my head a little.”
Her expression shifted, from curious to…concerned. “I’m guessing there’s a reason you’re working so hard?” She cleared her throat. “Wife? Kids?”
“No.” Not anymore. Thinking about what he’d lost still tore him up inside. Talking about it here, now? No way. “Little sister. A lot of medical bills to pay off.” He didn’t elaborate. “She’s a freshman in college now.” He ran his fingers through his hair. “She’s a kid. A good kid. Deserves having her chance.”
“What about you?” she asked. “Ever stop to think this is your chance?”
This was definitely his chance. But he’d been putting Heather first for so long, putting her first now just made sense. “A chance I can’t afford to screw up,” he agreed.
She grinned. “Jace Michael Black. My daddy thinks you can sing. And if my daddy thinks you can sing, you can’t be all that bad.”
He laughed. Was it wrong that hearing her say his name felt good? And her grin. Damn but she was a pretty thing. Even without all the makeup and fancy clothes she’d been wearing the other night. If anything, he preferred her like this—young, natural, casual. And then he realized, she was relaxed, all the defensive tension and anger gone. She loved this, loved music. They had that in common.
“What’s your sister’s name?”
“Heather,” he said.
“She’s named Heather and you get stuck with Jace?” She shook her head.
“Still not over the name yet?” he asked, his gaze falling to her long neck.
“Told you, I’m not sure what I think yet,” she said.
“I’m fine. I mean, I’m ready now.” He rolled his head. He could do this.
“You sure?” she asked, picking up her headphones. “We could go once, no music. If you want?”
He shook his head and put on his headphones.
Krystal gave the sound booth the thumbs-up and a slight hum flooded his ears. The yearning strains of the guitar flipped a switch inside. The melody was sweeter than he’d expected. And when the lead-in notes rolled over him, he closed his eyes and sang, “I remember you, standing in the sun, smiling at me, and suddenly the world caught fire. Blinding, beautiful fire.”
The music kept going, but Krystal was silent.
He opened his eyes to find her staring at him, her lips parted and her eyes wide. He’d screwed up? His gaze bounced from the pages to Krystal. She just kept right on staring. Shit. What had he done? He glanced at her, skimmed the lyrics, then turned to the sound booth. “Aw, was my timing off?” As far as he could tell, he’d been spot on.
Hank King chuckled. “No. You were great. You just blew her socks off, son.” He was still chuckling. “How about we start again? Will that work for you, Krystal?”
Jace looked at Krystal then, really looked at her. There weren’t many musicians he admired like Krystal. She was the real deal, what singers and songwriters should strive to be. And he’d impressed her. He’d impressed her? “Did I?” he asked, disbelieving. “Knock your socks off?”
She shook her head but didn’t say a word.
“I did.” He sat a little straighter, more than a little pleased.
“Don’t let it go to your head,” Krystal teased. “Besides, I’m not wearing socks.” She smiled at him. “You keep singing like that and you’re going to do just fine.” She blew out her breath. “Okay. Let’s do this.”
One minute, he was feeling pretty damn proud of himself. The next, he was drowning in the heat of those green, green eyes.
“Let’s go,” Hank said.
He slid his earphones back on, the swell of the music flooding his ears. She liked what she heard. And this time, he didn’t close his eyes. He watched her. “I remember you, standing in the sun, smiling at me, and suddenly my world caught fire. Blinding, beautiful fire.”
She blinked, green eyes flashing before she closed her eyes to sing, “I remember you, taking my hand, holding me close, and suddenly my world caught fire. Blinding, beautiful fire.” Her voice - damn, her voice. It reached inside and grabbed hold of him.
“You were everything. My breath, my home, my night, my day. Didn’t care what people said. Didn’t need a thing but you,” he paused a beat. “Till the flames inside burned too hot, and you tried to run from the heat.”
“You were everything. My hope, my fear, my night, my day. Didn’t know my heart was gone. Didn’t know you took it all.” The words gutted him. “And your words, your lies, your promises were the sweetest pain of all.”
The chorus was together. Her gaze met his then, locked together as the words hung in the air between them. “Love isn’t love when the flames burn it down. There’s no hiding or forgiveness from the damage that it’s done. When the smoke clears away, you’ll still find me searching here. Searching for the ashes of my heart.”
He was lost in her green-eyed gaze by the time they’d finished the second verse. And the chorus, together… Singing with her was more than he could ever have anticipated.
Her lyrics were powerful and real. He knew what it was to love someone and suffer betrayal. The anger and pain took some of the joy out of life. If he thought about Nikki and Ben too long, the pain made it hard to breathe. How many times had he replayed that night, over and over, wishing he could go back and change it?
***
Excerpted from Jace by Sasha Summers. © 2020 by Sasha Summers. Used with permission of the publisher, Sourcebooks Casablanca, an imprint of Sourcebooks, Inc. All rights reserved.
Saturday, April 4, 2020
Cowboy Firefighter Heat by Kim Redford - New Release and Giveaway
Cowboy Firefighter Heat
by Kim Redford
Series: Smokin' Hot Cowboys, #6
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: March 31, 2020
Friday, April 3, 2020
Forgiven by Leigh Lennon - New Release
Forgiven
by Leigh Lennon
Series: Power of Three Love, #4
Genre: MMF/ Erotic
Release Date: April 3, 2020
Thursday, April 2, 2020
Sure Shot by Sarina Bowen - Cover Reveal and Giveaway
Sure Shot
by Sarina Bowen
Series: Brooklyn Bruisers, #4
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: May 12, 2020
Wednesday, April 1, 2020
Cowboy for Hire by Victoria James - New Release and Giveaway
Cowboy for Hire
by Victoria James
Series: Wishing River, #2
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: March 31, 2020
Scars & Sins by Melanie Munton - New Release and Giveaway
Scars & Sins
by Melanie Munton
Series: Brooklyn Brothers, #2
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Release Date: March 31, 2020