Climbing Heartbreak Hill – A New Release by Joselyn Vaughn
I’m so excited to welcome fellow author Joselyn Vaughn to my blog today and to be able to introduce her newest book, “Climbing Heartbreak Hill”. I’m certain (after reading these short snippets) you will want to add this one to your summer must read collection.
Professional runner, Ryan Grant, blows out his knee training for another attempt at the Boston marathon and the dreaded Heartbreak Hill. Ryan retreats home, not looking for anything more than a fast recovery, but he finds solace in the arms of his tax preparer, Tara Mansfield.
Tara’s cheerleading career ended abruptly and she faces an upward climb beating the stereotype as dumb blonde in her new calling as an accountant. Framed with defrauding the IRS during the last weeks of the tax season, Tara’s tentative confidence is shaken, but Ryan
Lisa Orchard Presents “The Super Spies and the Pied Piper”
Today is release day for author, Lisa Orchard’s newest Super Spies Book, The Pied Piper. This newest installment in the Super Spies series would make a great way for your teenagers to take a break from other mindless summer activity (like hanging at the mall) and get them reading. To celebrate, Lisa is offering her first mystery, “The Super Spies and The Cat Lady Killer” for $.99. Check out the buy links below!
Sarah Cole and her sister Lacey are at it once again when they learn their missing parents’ cell phone has been traced to Alden, Michigan. When the FBI declines to continue the investigation, Sarah takes matters into her own hands. She calls upon the Super Spies and they delve into the situation. Suddenly, the teens find themselves immersed in small town intrigue and mystery involving a menacing stranger, who Sarah dubs “The Stalker.” But when Sarah
It’s A Blog Hop Party!
Congratulations, best wishes, and mazel tov to Rachel Van Dyken (bestselling author on the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and Amazon) for landing a four-book contract with Grand Central (Hatchette). Psst, this is the same publisher who also represents Nicholas Sparks so Rachel will be in good company. The first two books of the series, The Bet and Elite are already bestsellers!
Rachel’s books span many genres. I am especially fond of Historical Romances, so I have a few of her Regency titles on my Kindle. Right now I’m reading “The Devil Duke Takes A Bride” and enjoying every page!
So…to celebrate Rachel’s success, I’m offering a FREE copy of my book, “The Trouble With Charlie” to one lucky reader who leaves a comment below AND their e-mail address. Then head over to The 1940 Mystery Writer for all the other party links!


Welcome Featured Author, Lynn Spangler
I’m so happy to feature a fellow author for Astraea Press, Lynn Spangler to my blog. Lynn’s new book,”Whiskey Whispers of the Past” sounds like a “must read” to me!
Book Blurb:
Kendra thought her life was her store; Chance thought his revolved around his addiction. What if they’re both wrong?
Looking for a new start, Chance Daniels moves from hectic, big city living to a small town in South Central Pennsylvania. He decides opening his own music store on Main Street will help him beat the demons of his alcoholism. He discovers the beautiful business owner from across the street may be the lift he needs to beat his addiction. But little does he know that parts of his past unbeknownst to him are about to come to light. Chance receives strange
USA Today Best Selling Author, Rose Gordon, Announces New Book Release
USA Today Bestselling Author, Rose Gordon has written eight bestselling historical romance novels with characters who are just as flawed as she is.
When not writing, she spends her time building model rockets with her sons; taking her kids on adventures AKA camping trips that include hikes longer than she anticipated, being hunted by cougars, and impromptu fly fishing trips; and volunteer work.
Find out more on her website at: RoseGordon.net
Below is an excerpt from Ms. Gordon’s brand new release, “His Brother’s Bride” – Book Number Four in the Banks Brothers’ Brides Series.
Her lavender dress appeared to be well-taken care of. It didn’t have any signs of wear or stitches where it had been mended, even if it was plain with no lace or frippery.
“Say, how is it that you managed to keep your dress so nice while traveling all the way here?”
“I do own more than one gown.”
He frowned. “I never suggested otherwise.”
“Yes, you did. You asked how I managed to keep my dress so nice while traveling, thus implying





















