Showing posts with label Fourth of July. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fourth of July. Show all posts

Monday, July 04, 2016

50 FREE Books and a Kindle Fire




To celebrate July 4th, I’ve teamed up with more than 50 fantastic authors to give away a huge selection of historical romance novels, PLUS a Kindle Fire to one lucky winner!





I'm giving away an ebook copy of Davis: Letters of Fate


Widowed with two small children and a ranch to run, Mariella Swanson knows she needs help, but isn’t sure her heart, or neighbors, will accept her marrying a stranger. When the greenhorn shows up, smoking a pipe and wearing a derby hat, she can’t help but wonder if agreeing to this marriage may prove to be her biggest mistake.

When Davis Weston receives a letter from his sister asking him to marry a friend, he scoffs at the idea. However, losing his wife and son has left him a lonely man, and the whispers from others that he didn’t do enough to save his family has gone on long enough. His arrival in Oregon may be worse—these neighbors are doing more than whispering. Guns and horses aren’t his forte. He’s willing to learn, but is he willing to love again?

Historical western filled with steamy romance and the rawness of a growing country.

 
Enter the contest by clicking here: http://bit.ly/july-4th-historical

Monday, July 01, 2013

A Fourth of July Kiss

Here is a sneak peek at a first kiss scene from Fireworks and Fancies a short story that will be in Western Duets - Volume Two. 

“Miss Tarkiel, Celeste.” He cleared his throat. “This is forward, but would you allow me to kiss you?”
Her eyes widened with surprise, and her pouty lips parted. He groaned, placed a hand behind her head, and leaned toward her. “If I don’t kiss you, I’m afraid I’ll explode.” The tip of her tongue traced her lips like an invitation. He couldn’t hold back any longer.
He pressed his mouth to hers, expecting her lips to part and allow him access. When they didn’t, he realized flirting was all she did. His heart soared. She wasn’t as wanton as he’d believed. With a little coaxing, her lips parted and he delved inside, drinking in her sweetness and heat.
Her arms wrapped around his neck. He pulled her body against his, deepening the kiss, running his hands up and down her form. She was all he’d ever need or want. His years of yearning to kiss and touch her made him more demanding than he’d planned. His hands roamed over her back, slipping to her sides, and brushing the swell of her breasts.
Her fingers ran through his hair, her body squirmed, pressing closer. He’d known she’d be passionate, but he’d never dreamed she’d want him.
An explosion overhead, lighting the sky in sparks and colors, pulled him out of the kiss. He drew back and gazed at the beautiful woman beside him during another volley of fireworks. Her eyelashes fluttered up, revealing dazed eyes.
“W-why did you do that?” Her voice hummed through his system like a warm glass of sherry.
“I had to know if what I felt for you was worth fighting for.” He spotted Wright headed their direction. Judging by the way his long legs strode forcefully, he’d seen them embracing.
She shook her head. “I don’t understand.”
Jeremiah nodded toward Wright. “He told me he planned to ask you to marry him today.”
She caught sight of Wright and sucked in air, coughing.
He patted her back. “I couldn’t let that happen without seeing if the emotions you fired in me were real.”
Her chest heaved, and she whispered, “Are they? Real?”

“If you turn him down,” he smiled and touched her soft cheek with his knuckles, “I’ll show you just how real my feelings for you run.”

HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY!