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March 25, 2014

Lots of updates

*blows cobwebs off blog* Hi! The reason for the long gap between posts can be summed up in one word: TAXES. It took a while, but now I'm all done with the pre-prep except for some final totaling. Then I'll send the whole batch off to my accountant, who will tell me what the final damage is. Wish me luck ;-).

In the meantime, I wanted to update everyone on some frequent questions I've been asked. Some are new, some I've answered before, but all will hopefully be informative.

Question: When is the next Vlad and Leila novel?

Answer: Night Prince #3 will release at the end of this year/beginning of next. I don't have a specific date yet because that's something my publisher determines. It's also still untitled at the moment. I've sent over a dozen title suggestions to my editor, and she's waiting to see if Marketing likes any of them. Yes, they have final approval over titles, in case you were wondering. As soon as I have a release date, title and/or preorder links, I'll post them.

Question: Do you have any more appearances this year?

Answer: I just found out that I'm going to BEA (Book Expo America) at the end of May! BEA is from Thursday, May 29th through Saturday, May 31st at the Javitz Center in New York, NY. I don't have my schedule yet, but as soon as I do, I'll post it. I do know that I'll be signing Arcs of THE BEAUTIFUL ASHES while I'm there, so if you're attending, you may be able to check out my new series months before the book releases.

From May 13th through May 18th, I'll be in New Orleans, LA for the RT (Romantic Times) convention. I have a full schedule for RT, so if you're attending, you'll have plenty of chances to see me. If you're not attending but you're in the New Orleans area, the Giant Book Fair on Saturday is open to the public. Hundreds of authors will be there, so check it out if you can!

RT Schedule:

Tuesday, May 13: 8:15pm to 10:00pmNever Have I Ever...New Adult Pajama PartyCollege settings are hotter than ever right now and whether you’re going back or forward in time, or to a completely different reality, tonight everyone will be living it up on campus. Come sporting your college team T-shirt and some comfy pajama pants. Share a table with your favorite NA author, play college-themed games, eat your way to the "freshman 15" with our junk-food feast, and win prizes. All participants receive a goody bag and much more. Location: 2nd Floor Room: Gallery 4

Wednesday, May 14: 1:15pm to 2:15pm: PARANORMAL: Strange Worlds, Strong WillsA place filled with vampires, shapeshifters, demons and magic is exciting, but are the characters living in there up for challenge? Join bestselling authors as they discuss how to craft characters – human or otherwise - that are ready, willing and able to take on the fantastic worlds they live in. Moderator: Jeaniene FrostPanelist(s): Ilona Andrews (aka Ilona and Gordon Andrews) Charlaine Harris Marjorie M. Liu. Location: 2nd Floor Room: Studio 2

Wednesday, May 14: 3:45pm to 4:45pm: Fantasy LoversWhat makes urban fantasy and paranormal romance characters so enticing? Why do our dragons and vampires and weres have so much sex appeal for our readers? Join urban fantasy and paranormal romance authors in exploring the realm of supernatural lovers and otherworldly passion. Host(s): Lara Adrian Alyssa Day (Lucy Connors) Jeaniene Frost Yasmine Galenorn Chloe Neill . Location: 2nd Floor Room: Studio 9

Thursday, May 15: 11:15am to 12:15pm:  PARANORMAL: HEA The Paranormal WayBoy Meets Girl has transformed into Creature Meets Girl. Or Boy Meets Creature. From that first look all the way to the final kiss, supernatural couples are lighting up the page. Acclaimed authors discuss the challenges – and perks – of getting to that Happily Ever After when relationships navigate fangs, fur, angel wings or dirigibles along the way. Moderator: Jeaniene Frost Panelists: Meljean Brook Kresley Cole Nalini Singh. Location: 2nd Floor Room: Studio 2

Thursday, May 15: 4:00pm to 5:00pm: NA: What's Next in New Adult? Is NA more than just angst romance? What’s next in New Adult? Romantic suspense? Thriller? Paranormal? Dystopian? Find out by agents, editors, and authors who are branching out in New Adult. Moderator: Jennifer L. Armentrout (aka J. Lynn)Panelist(s): Amanda Bergeron (Harper Collins, Editor) Jeaniene Frost Angela James (Carina Press, Editorial Director) Kevan Lyon (Marsal Lyon Literary Agency, Agent) Tessa Woodward (Avon Books/HarperCollins, Editor)Location: 2nd Floor Room: Studio 2

Friday, May 16: 6:00pm to 7:45pm:  Avon's Krewe of MusesFree food, free drinks and free signed books, all hosted by Avon.  Location: 3rd Floor Room: Acadia

Saturday, May 17: 10:45 – 2:00pm: Giant Book Fair. Open to the public.

Saturday, May 17: 6:15 – 8:00pm: FAN-tastic Day Party. Meet a revolving door of hundreds of authors as they make appearances every 30 minutes in this high-energy event. Be one of the first 500 attendees and you'll receive a goody bag filled with free books and promotional items.

Now, back to questions.

Question: Will you ever write an Ian book?

Answer: I have a partial storyline and I already know who his heroine would be (no, I'm not telling and I'm not replying to any guesses, either ;)) but unless/until I work everyone out in my head, I'm not promising a book on him. I will say that the idea for an Ian book went from a "no" to a "maybe" to where it is now: a "probably." So Ian fans, you'll be gratified to hear that he's been pestering me with bits of his story, which is how I determine who gets a novel, by the way. If Ian keeps it up, you'll eventually get the answer you've been waiting for *wink*.

Question: Are you really done with the Cat and Bones series?

Answer: Yes. See the reason why here.

Question: What's coming up next, then?

Answer: THE BEAUTIFUL ASHES, book one in the new Broken Destiny series, releases the end of August. Details, description and more here. 

Question: Why don't you write faster?

Answer: In all honesty, I wish I did. I have SO many story ideas that I'd like to explore, but it seems that my brain maxes out at two books a year. If it ever speeds up, I'll be the first to celebrate.

Question: What's the last book you read and enjoyed?

Answer: BURN FOR ME by Ilona Andrews. It doesn't release until October, but because Ilona is my bff, I got an early look. It's fabulous, peeps. I'll be sure to mention it again closer to its release date.

Question: Why aren't your novellas available in audio?

Answer: More will be! I'm pleased to announce that RECKONING, HAPPILY NEVER AFTER and DEVIL TO PAY will release in audio on June 24th. Tavia Gilbert will again be the narrator. Check your favorite audio retailer to preorder.

Question: Why don't you stop blogging and get back to work already?

Answer: I'm doing that now :)
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Published on March 25, 2014 12:19

March 12, 2014

Contest winners!

Sorry for being a day late posting this. The contest for a signed copy of UP FROM THE GRAVE ended Monday night, and wow, almost seven hundred of you entered! Wish I could send a book to all of you, but that isn't possible. I did have an extra copy, so there are a total of six winners instead of five and the winners are...

Emma Toole, Jenny McJannet, Brooke Propson, Paula Currier, Barbara Elness and Erin Teuton.

Congrats, all! Winning notifications have been sent to your emails, so if you see your name there, check your inbox. If you don't see your name there, sorry, but I'll have more contests in the future. Plus, soon I'll post some scene snippets from my upcoming New Adult novel, THE BEAUTIFUL ASHES, so you can get a glimpse at the new paranormal world I've been playing in :).

Hope the week has been treating you well so far!
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Published on March 12, 2014 13:35

March 8, 2014

Contest reminder, revisions and upcoming excerpts

Did you see that I'm running a contest to give away 5 signed copies of UP FROM THE GRAVE? No? Then go here to get all the details, but hurry. Contest ends Monday night.

A little over two weeks ago, I finished writing THE BEAUTIFUL ASHES (what's that, you say? Go here for all the details!) Since then, I've been trying to get caught up on business things while hoping, as I always do, that the book didn't suck. Even after finishing a dozen novels, I still am not a good judge of my own work. All I know when I finish a novel is that I love the story and characters, but that doesn't mean anyone else will :). It's why I usually get at least one critique before I even send a completed manuscript to my editor. Preferably two, if my critique partners aren't buried under their own deadlines. I had a full critique and two partials on THE BEAUTIFUL ASHES before my editor saw the final version, so for the past couple weeks, I've been nervously hoping that I ironed out the worst of the kinks in my pre-editorial-note revisions.

Yesterday, I got the much-anticipated email from my editor telling me that she LOVED the book. Cue relieved happy dancing! Revisions arrive on Monday, so I'll be back to work on it then. Once those are done,  I can finally start to post excerpts online. I've been holding off because I wasn't sure what scenes would stay or go, but after revisions are completed, I'll know, so stay tuned! I can't wait to share Ivy and Adrian with you :).
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Published on March 08, 2014 12:23

March 4, 2014

Giveaway

Hi, all. I'm still in catch-up mode, trying to take care of everything I neglected while finishing THE BEAUTIFUL ASHES (did you see the cover? It's here! ) so not much going on for me aside from work. In lieu of interesting chatter, I'm offering a giveaway.

UpFromGraveCOV Who wants a signed copy of UP FROM THE GRAVE, the final Cat and Bones novel? I have five copies up for grabs. If you want a chance to win one, follow the rules below:

1. Send an email to  jeanieneprizes AT gmail DOT com.  (obviously replace the “AT” with an “@” and the “DOT” with a “.” in your email.)

2. Make sure to include your name and the email address you want to be contacted at if you win, if it’s not the email you’re sending your entry from.

3. You can only enter ONCE. Duplicate entries will be deleted.

4. Due to adult content, you must be 18 years of age old or older, and/or you have the consent of your parent/guardian.

Contest opens today and ends on Monday, March 10th at 11:59pm EST. Winners will be contacted by email and announced on my blog. International entries are welcome. Good luck!
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Published on March 04, 2014 12:00

February 21, 2014

THE BEAUTIFUL ASHES cover!

Tuesday night, I finished writing THE BEAUTIFUL ASHES, book one in the new Broken Destiny series. Now, I'm excited to finally share the cover with you, so here it is!

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In a world of shadows, anything is possible. Except escaping your fate. 

Ever since she was a child, Ivy has been gripped by visions of strange realms just beyond her own. But when her sister goes missing, Ivy discovers the truth is far worse—her hallucinations are real, and her sister is trapped in a parallel realm. The one person who believes her is the dangerously attractive guy who’s bound by an ancient legacy to betray her.

Adrian might have turned his back on those who raised him, but that doesn’t mean he can change his fate…no matter how strong a pull he feels toward Ivy. Together they search for the powerful relic that can save her sister, but Adrian knows what Ivy doesn’t: that every step brings Ivy closer to the truth about her own destiny, and a war that could doom the world. Sooner or later, it will be Ivy on one side, Adrian on the other, and nothing but ashes in between…

THE BEAUTIFUL ASHES releases on August 26th in paperback, ebook and audiobook. If you're interested, here are some preorder links: AmazonBAMPowellsB&N.

I love the color contrasts in the cover because there are so many character and story-line contrasts in the novel, not to mention the bleak, icy background is reminiscent of the realms that Ivy will have to explore. And since you don't get any visuals for Adrian on the cover, allow me to fill in the blanks :). In my mind, Adrian is a blend of Alex Pettyfer and Chris Hemsworth:

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At 23, Alex Pettyfer is the same age that my hero Adrian looks to be (yes, I'm totally dropping hints that my heroine doesn't know yet!) while at 30, the luscious Mr. Hemsworth is a little older, so mentally shave a few years off him in the Alex/Chris blend that is Adrian. Ivy is twenty-one, and in in my mind, she's a blend of the cover model above plus actress Pheobe Tonkin (better known as Hayley in The Originals)

Ivy 1

 

 

 

 

As I've mentioned before, The Beautiful Ashes is a NA, or New Adult, novel. New Adult is a fairly new market designation and I've seen some readers confuse it with YA (Young Adult), so let me explain, as best as I can, what it is. For starters, it's not YA. That is a market designation for novels with at least one protagonist aged 14-17*. In fact, when I first thought up the story concept for THE BEAUTIFUL ASHES back in 2007, I was told I'd have a problem because at 20 (or 21, as I see her now) my heroine was too old for YA, yet too young for the adult market. I ran into this same issue back when I was looking for a home for HALFWAY TO THE GRAVE, by the way. Until recently, the NA market didn't exist, thus the 18-23* age range was almost a dead zone for protagonists in genre fiction. I never understood why. In my opinion, very pivotal things happen within those years. For example, between 18 and 23, I got my first full-time job, got married, got my own place, experienced my first loss when a dear friend died, had a traumatic family event with my grandmother's massive stroke and subsequent paralysis, got separated from my husband, got back together with him, got fired, found a new job, made new friends, lost touch with others, traveled and found my faith. In short, I discovered who I was and what mattered to me enough to fight for, while also letting go of the things that really didn't matter.

In THE BEAUTIFUL ASHES, my heroine Ivy discovers those things as well, all against a backdrop of paranormal elements that she didn't know existed. The hero, Adrian, has a dark, twisted past and he's lived in these paranormal elements all his life, but while he thinks he's learned everything, he's in for more than a few surprises. I so loved writing Ivy and Adrian's story. If you've enjoyed my other novels, I hope you'll check it out once it's available. Until then, I'll be posting snippets here and there so you can get a glimpse of the characters, the world, and their romance (you didn't think I'd leave that out, did you? :))

*I know there are exceptions in these age ranges, but I'm speaking in general terms because this post is long enough as it is :).
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Published on February 21, 2014 10:49

February 13, 2014

Boonsboro, please stand by

ETA on 2-14-14: I'm not coming! So sorry, all, but my area is still buried under a lot of snow. I will miss seeing everyone in person, but I'm sending signed book plates to Turn The Page so you can still get a signed copy of my books there. Also, my publisher is trying to online-chat me in for the AM Livestream event with authors Nora Roberts, Sylvia Day, Jaci Burton, Stephanie Draven, Pamela Palmer and more. You can tune in at 11:15 a.m. ET Saturday (Feb. 15) at www.avonromancelive.com or www.vivolive.com/avon-books/turn-the-page to listen/watch the chat.

***

Earlier post about why I'm not able to make the signing:

Like millions of other Americans, my area got whacked by Winter Storm Pax last night. As of writing this post, the snow is up to my knees in places (I know this because my dogs, oddly enough, still want to go outside to do their business!) and my neighborhood has yet to be plowed. This doesn't surprise me because I live in a little town way up in the NC mountains, where our main roads would be kindly be referred to as "secondary" roads to everyone else, so it's questionable if the plows will get to my neighborhood today at all.

Which brings me to the point of this post. Because of the snow dumped on us last night - and it's still snowing now - I don't know if I'll be able to make the Boonsboro, MD signing at Turn The Page on Saturday morning. I'm hours from the closest airport (not kidding when I say I live way up there in the mountains!) and as of now, I'm snowed into my neighborhood. I'm crossing my fingers that the weather clears enough for the plows to clear out both my neighborhood and the roads leading to the signing or the airport. To make the signing Saturday morning, I'd have to fly out or drive out tomorrow by noon. I have a rental car and a plane ticket standing by, but I'm in wait-and-see mode right now.

I'll update this post today/tomorrow to let you know what's going on. In the meantime, wherever you are, stay safe! It doesn't look like Winter Storm Pax is done with us yet :( .
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Published on February 13, 2014 10:12

February 10, 2014

Lists, live chats and a travel recap

My blog's been silent because I've been traveling to celebrate Up From The Grave's release. While I've been busy, looks like readers have been busy, too :). Up From The Grave hit a number of bestseller lists in its first week out, such as:

#2 on the New York Times mass market, #4 on the New York Times ebook, #4 on the New York Times combined ebook/print, #10 on the USA Today, #3 on the Southern Independent Booksellers, #25 on the ABA Indiebound, #7 on the Wall Street Journal ebook fiction, #10 on the Wall Street Journal combined fiction, #14 on Publishers Weekly and #36 on Amazon ebook general.

I am so awed by the above, I have no words. The best I can come up with is thank you , and it doesn't even begin to cover it.

Frost InterviewGP I better not be at a loss for words tonight, though, because I'm doing a live video chat with Literary Escapism. If you weren't able to come to one of the signings because you didn't live nearby, here's the internet to the rescue! The event starts at 8pm Eastern time and ends at 9pm. Details are here or click the picture to the left. Ask me whatever's on your mind, be it about characters, plots, paranormal elements or publishing in general.

booktalk_logo If you can't make this event but you still want to chat, never fear! I'm doing another live phone-in chat with bestselling urban fantasy author Kim Harrison this Thursday, hosted by Book Talk Nation. The event starts at 7:00pm Eastern time and ends at 7:45. Details are here or click the picture on the left. I'll post another reminder about the chat on Thursday, if you're forgetful like I am. *wink*

As for the signings I attended last week, another huge thank-you to everyone who came out! Some of the cities were snowy, some were icy, some were a mix of both, but all were coooold. You were hearty souls to venture out in that! My tour partner Pamela Palmer and I had such a good time chatting with everyone. In case you're not familiar, we treat signings like a panel: We each talk a little about our books, then take questions from the audience. The reason we do this is because we have a much better time getting to talk to you instead of just reading excerpt from our books and then signing the copies you bring us. I hope if you came out that you had a good time because Pam and I sure did :). Here are some pictures from a few of the events. As a reminder, I still have one more tour stop this month. It's on February 15th atTurn The Page book store in Boonsboro, MD at 12pm. Group author signing including Nora Roberts/J.D. Robb, Sylvia Day, Jaci Burton, Jeaniene Frost, Pamela Palmer, Stephanie Draven, and more. For details about this event, please go here.

Now, back to writing! I'm thisclose to finishing The Beautiful Ashes.

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Dayton signing p and j

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Published on February 10, 2014 11:40

January 28, 2014

Up From The Grave is out in the wild

Whether you read in paper, ebook, or audio, Cat and Bones's final adventure in Up From The Grave is now available. If you like to "try before you buy" the first 20% is available to read here. If you want a signed copy and you have a BooksAMillion near you, you're in luck because I signed their entire stock. No BooksAMillion nearby? I'll be on the road as of tomorrow, visiting several book stores and signing copies. Some of those stores will ship orders nationwide, but if you're in any of these cities, I hope you can come out! Here's where I'll be, and for every store except Malaprops, author Pamela Palmer will be my tour partner as she celebrates the release of Wulfe Untamed.

January 29th Malaprops Book Store in Asheville, NC  at 7pm

January 30th: Barnes and Noble in Cary, NC  at 7pm

January 31st: Laurelwood Books in Memphis, TN at 6:30pm

February 1st: Joseph Beth Book in Lexington, KY at 7pm

February 2nd: Books and Co. in Dayton, OH at 2pm

February 4th: Barnes and Noble in Homestead, PA at 7pm

February 15th: Turn The Page book store in Boonsboro, MD at 12pm. Group author signing includes Nora Roberts/J.D. Robb, Sylvia Day, Jaci Burton, Jeaniene Frost, Pamela Palmer, Stephanie Draven, and more.

Thanks again to all the readers who've followed Cat and Bones from their first meeting all the way to their final goodbye in Up From The Grave. I hope you enjoyed your journey with them as much as I enjoyed writing about them :).
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Published on January 28, 2014 10:11

January 21, 2014

Description for THE BEAUTIFUL ASHES

With the end of Cat and Bones's storyline almost here, readers have been asking me, "What's next?" Well, a few things. Vlad and Leila will get their third novel, of course, but I don't have a title or release date yet. As soon as I do, I'll share it with you. Another Night Huntress World character will get a book, and before Ian fans flood the comment section, it's a "maybe" as to whether it will feature him :). And, as many of you know, I have a new, New Adult (meaning the protagonists are college-aged) paranormal romance series releasing this fall. It's called The Beautiful Ashes, and it's book one in the Broken Destiny series. You may have heard me mention it under the old series title of Realmwalker, but as you can see, the series title has changed. The description released on a couple retail sites in December, but because of being buried under deadline as well as release stuff for Up From The Grave, I hadn't posted it on my website yet. Well, wait no more, because here it is:

In a world of shadows, anything is possible. Except escaping your fate. 

Ever since she was a child, Ivy has been gripped by visions of strange realms just beyond her own. But when her sister goes missing, Ivy discovers the truth is far worse—her hallucinations are real, and her sister is trapped in a parallel realm. The one person who believes her is the dangerously attractive guy who's bound by an ancient legacy to betray her.

Adrian might have turned his back on those who raised him, but that doesn't mean he can change his fate…no matter how strong a pull he feels toward Ivy. Together they search for the powerful relic that can save her sister, but Adrian knows what Ivy doesn't: that every step brings Ivy closer to the truth about her own destiny, and a war that could doom the world. Sooner or later, it will be Ivy on one side, Adrian on the other, and nothing but ashes in between…

 

As I mentioned above, while it's NA, this is a paranormal romance series because, well, I can't seem to write anything else :). No vampires in this book, but I'm showcasing my version of demons, angels (called Archons) and minions, as well as the clash of two famous historical lines. I'm so excited about The Beautiful Ashes because Adrian and Ivy's story has been percolating in my mind since 2007. Yes, sometimes authors have to wait that long to share their stories with readers. The Beautiful Ashes is releasing in trade paperback (and ebook and audio, of course) on August 26th. If you're interested, here are some pre-order links: Amazon, BooksAMillion, Powells (more retailers coming soon).

And now, I need to get back to finishing it. Hope you're having a lovely week, everyone!
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Published on January 21, 2014 11:04

January 15, 2014

Audio snippet and book recommendation

Remember the scene snippet from Up From The Grave that I posted in December? My audio book narrator, Tavia Gilbert, has provided a complimentary reading of that same snippet. Click here to listen. Thanks, Tavia! (and yes, the audio book will be available on January 28th, same as the ebook and paperback.)

Lest you think that I only plug my own books - heh - here's a recommendation for a debut novel I read recently called Unfiltered and Unlawful. It's the first novel in a NA serial series (NA stands for New Adult, meaning the protagonists are college-aged) and it's self-published. Now, I'm normally wary about reading a new-to-me, self-published author because some self-pubbed novels are in dire need of basic editing, but a glance at an excerpt for Unfiltered and Unlawful showed that it did not fall into that category. The writing quality is top of the line and when I read the premise for the series, it really intrigued me.

"Thirteen strangers walk away from a night-shift shooting at The Coffee Cave with more than $100,000 each in drug money, a pact never to speak again, and the chance to start over. Each story follows one of these characters as they embrace a 'carpe diem' attitude after the events of that night. Some seek fame, others seek forgiveness, some just want to skip town; but every character, whether they’re looking for it or not, finds love. Unfiltered and Unlawful is the first novel in an 12-book serial series, with a new ebook releasing every month from now until December 2014.  The "Unfiltered" series offers one hundred percent romance stories with heroes of every type, from tough and tattooed to the All-American athlete. Every title has a “happily ever after,” with interweaving plots tying the stories together in one long arc to solve the mystery behind the killing. The heat level in each installment ranges from sweet to extremely steamy, and the authors provide a handy one-to-four cup heat rating on the covers to help readers pick their pleasure."

Unfiltered and Unlawful Here's the summary for Unfiltered and Unlawful, the first novel written by Ronnie Douglas and Payge Galvin:

"Until that night, Sasha 'Sugar' Kovac spent her days selling coffee to the co-eds at ASU Rio Verde and her nights trying not to run back to her ex... or join the throngs of girls lusting after her friend, Adam. But why should Sugar give in to the Harley-riding tattoo artist when his longest relationships haven't lasted more than a weekend?

Sugar's life takes a turn for the dangerous when someone comes looking for the people connected to the Cave shooting and the cash they split. To protect herself and those she cares about, Sugar has to get out of town-and fast. When Adam insists on coming with her, Sugar finds herself holed up in a tiny house with a hot man, a stash of cash, and a lot of secrets. Can Sugar protect both her life and her heart when temptation is so close? Or is the past she's fled going to catch up with her?"

This is definitely a "4 cup" level of steaminess ;-). I liked the story so much, I blurbed it. Click here if you want to read an excerpt. For a limited time, buy the ebook for only $.99 at Amazon (more ebook retailers coming soon.) Don't have an e-reader? You can still read an ebook. Learn how.


Unfiltered and Unknown, the second novel in the series featuring a story from another participant in the heist, comes out on February 14th. I for one can't wait to see what happens next.
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Published on January 15, 2014 12:53