A Friday reminder…
Can you believe it’s January 31st already? This month has felt like a YEAR!!!
Anyhoo.
Tomorrow is February 1st ( funny how that happens, right? LOL) and I’ve got 2 releases this month.
On February 3rd, the re-branding and re-release of PASSION’S PALETTE comes out. If you haven’t read it, this is Serena Cleary’s story from the MacQuire Women series. New covers and updated.
Talented and witty portrait artist Serena MacQuire, is successful in everything but love. Her gift for capturing people on canvas is rivaled only by her fiery and legendary temper. A tragedy from the past keeps her heart securely locked away, preventing any man from getting close enough to claim it.
But Seamus Cleary isn’t just any man. After he left his professional football career to become a veterinarian, his bitter wife ended their marriage. Now, as he starts his life over in a new town, love is the last thing he’s looking for. The more he tends to Serena’s horses, though, the more he realizes her own heart needs tender care and healing as well.
Will he be the man who finally unlocks and claims her heart?
Then, On Valentine’s Day, 3 Wishes ( A San Valentino Holiday Romance) re-releases, also rebranded, new covers, and updated text.
Valentine’s Day is chocolatier Chloe San Valentino’s favorite day of the year. Not only is it the busiest day in her candy shop, Caramelle de Chloe, but it’s also her birthday.
Chloe’s got a birthday wish list for the perfect man she pulls out every year: he’d fall in love with her in a heartbeat, he’d be someone who cares about people, and he’d have one blue eye and one green eye, just like her. So far, Chloe’s fantasy man hasn’t materialized, despite the matchmaking efforts of her big, close-knit Italian family.
But this year for her 30th birthday, she just might get her three wishes.
So if you haven’t read either of these, now is the time to. Preorders in Kindle and Print are available.
I’m so thrilled I got the rights back to these books because now I can put them in KU as well.
Happy reading, kids! Peg
