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Defending Honor by Lynette Eason & Kelly Underwood - Review

  Defending Honor By: Lynette Eason & Kelly Underwood Goodreads Synopsis: She'll have to pretend to save his life...but what will it cost her heart? Laila Rabbinowitz is all business. Tough and stoic, she was the perfect Mossad agent…until a terrible betrayal led to her worst nightmare. Being a bodyguard with the Elite Guardians allows her to keep her heart safe—she’ll never let anyone close enough to betray her again. And she’s certainly not going to trust anyone who doesn’t earn it. Billionaire and former playboy Preston Whittaker walked away from his famous family after a terrible event, but then his father and brother are killed in a suspicious boating accident. Since he’s next in line to helm the family business, now someone wants him dead. Preston needs someone by his side 24/7, and the only solution is a fake marriage. In order to keep him safe, Laila will have to convince everyone that she and Preston are in love. She’s used to putting her life on the line for a...

New Release - The Shifting Current by Dani Pettrey!

Do you know anyone who has served or is serving in the armed forces? My husband is a Navy veteran and I'm so thankful to him everyday for the service that he provided to our country. I keep my fingers crossed that my son, might choose to serve in any of the branches at some point in the future. I was ready to join JustRead Publicity Tours to bring you The Shifting Current by Dani Pettrey As soon as I saw "Coast Guard" I was hooked! I was sooooo close to joining the Coast Guard myself but alas, life took me in a different direction. Regardless... See the tagline and synopsis below for a book, I know you will be happy to have read! An elusive killer. A false identity. A deadly maze of lies. When Coast Guard Investigative Service Special Agent LOGAN PERRY’s beloved grandfather is murdered, Logan races to his hometown of Cauldron Creek, New Mexico to investigate the murder. His teammate and friend, EMMY THORTON, insists on joining him. Not a good idea—not when he loves her,...

The Christy Awards are Coming!!!

  OOOh do I have an exciting announcement and GIVEAWAY for all you writers! Thank you  JustRead Publicity Tours  for letting me help spread the word about The Christy Awards! A conference for writers, storytellers, and publishing curators, the sixth annual Art of Writing conference will be held on November 17 in Nashville. Learn more and register at christyawards.com Plus sign up to watch The Christy Award Finalists announcement live online on October 11 at 11 am! The Art of Writing conference will be held from 12:30-5 pm (CDT) on November 17 at Lipscomb University in Nashville, TN, and is designed to bring Christian writers, creatives, storytellers, and publishing curators together for a half-day of intensive seminars that: celebrate the creative life while recognizing the weariness; provide practical tips for engaging in a rapidly-changing industry; introduce challenges to become better writers; and answer the questions authors are asking. Giveaway (1) winner will recei...

To Win A Prince by Toni Shiloh - Review

  To Win A Prince by Toni Shiloh Synopsis: As a fashion aficionado and best friend of the queen of the African island country Oloro Ilé, Iris Blakely dreams of using her talent to start a business to help citizens in impoverished areas. But when she discovers that Ekon Diallo will be her business consultant, the battle between her desires and reality begins. Ekon Diallo has lost everything: his princely title, his material possessions, his friends, and the respect of his countrymen. To pay for his actions against Oloro Ilé, he's forced to assist the charismatic Iris Blakely--but he can't allow his heart to distract him from regaining his status. As Iris strives to get her business off the ground while keeping her heart intact, will her dreams of happily ever after survive the challenges she faces? My Take: I loved how Shiloh started this book out with Ekon facing the reprimands of his decisions and actions. I did though, feel that his father’s actions seemed a little unrealisti...