New Release of Long Out-of-Print Book by Cheryl Bolen

In just a few days I’ll have a new release that’s not actually a new release. Allow me to explain. More than 22 years ago Harlequin Historical purchased my first book, though it was not the first book I wrote. A Duke Deceived was the first book I managed to get published. 

Original 1998 Cover

It was published in early 1998. In those days it was only available in paperback. It did very well. It sold about 80,000 copies its first year. It also managed to win some awards. Then it went completely out of print. That’s how “midlist” authors were treated.

When eBooks came along I was not able to get my rights back because Harlequin kept selling foreign rights to the book, and each time they did, they set the clock back seven more years on rights reversion, per my contract. Rights were sold in French, Italian, Portuguese, and three different times the book was sold in Japan!

Thirteen years after it was out of print in North America, Harlequin put it and many hundreds of other out-of-print titles out as a badly scanned eBooks as a “Treasure.” There was zero promotion. Sales were miniscule. 

After 21 years I was able to get back my rights on that first published book. But by then I knew (because I was now my own publisher) that solo books don’t sell. So I’ve sat on this book for more than a year while trying to decide what to do with it.

I think one of the reasons the book was so popular when it was first published was because I had two very satisfactory subplot romances in it, so readers got a three-for. Which basically killed sequels. In the nineties, we weren’t writing series.

It took a while for me to figure out how to pull a series out of this book, but I’m happy to say this first published book of mine is now the foundation not only of my career but also of The Deceived Series. 

New Cover

I’m completing a Christmas novella that takes place three years after A Duke Deceived and features a fresh romance. His Lady Deceived will release 90 days after the newly edited new release of A Duke Deceived. 

Now I need to think of a plot for a third installment in the series!

I loved my original cover. Harlequin had me fill out a 14-page art fact sheet, and I was thrilled with the final product. I am also happy with my new cover. Which do you prefer? —Cheryl Bolen has written more than 40 books, mostly Regency-set historical romances. Several of her books have won Best Historical awards, and she’s a New York Times and USA Today bestseller whose books have been translated into eight languages. In addition to being a PTA mom and team mom for both her (now grown) sons, she’s been a journalist, an English teacher, antiques dealer, super fan of college football and basketball (especially the Texas Longhorns), frequent traveler to England, and an addict of reading about dead English women. Check out these sites of hers:

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Switching Gears by Judith Hudson

Maybe it’s the season, but the long soft evenings, short nights, early mornings of the summer solstice have energized me.
Women's solstice and equinox gatherings, and the theme of renewal, run through my Fortune Bay stories. Like in this excerpt from Summer of Fortune, at Maddie's first solstice gathering with Frankie and Louise:

Maddie sat back and listened as Frankie and Louise bantered back and forth. She barely recognized herself, a woman with silver hoops in her ears and a cluster of bracelets on her wrist that tinkled like wind chimes when she moved. A woman taking charge of her life—because that was what they had decided the evening would honor, in the spirit of wise women’s solstice gatherings stretching back for thousands of years. Nothing too weird, they’d all agreed, just something to encourage their own awareness of their personal power. They would each ask for, or choose, a direction to follow for the next fertile quarter of the year.
And for Maddie it had to be fertile indeed. The next equinox fell before the opening of her show, the harvest, so to speak, of her summer’s bounty.

(If you haven’t read Summer of Fortune, the first full length book in the series, get it now while it’s free because next week the price is going up – just to 99¢, but even so. 😊)

I'm feeling a lot like Maddie these days. After a much-too-busy year and a half of family ‘stuff’, I am finally shifting gears and getting back to writing full time. Is it entirely coincidence that the final step, the sale of 95-year-old mother's house happened right on the day of the

My Mom on her 95th birthday last month. She loves to be the center of attention!

summer solstice? I think not.

My mother’s a Finn, and my Finnish blood feels the waxing and waning of the sun cycle every year. I have a special light I use in the winter and revel in the summer sun, getting up at an unheard of six a.m. at this time of year!

My June horoscope in the Canadian magazine Chatelaine said:
You’re changing, Leo. … Allow chance to work its magic upon your life so you can see what happens when you get out of the way.

So I'll try to get out of my own way and let the words flow. I’m primed and ready to start a new three-book series, working title, Secrets of Elk Lodge. I'm planning for it to be romantic women's fiction with a bit of mystery thrown in, but it's early days. I have the first six chapters of the first book written so I’m eager to jump right back in. This is my favourite part, getting to know the characters as they reveal themselves to me through the writing. And, in this case, discovering the secrets in the old lodge that the women have inherited.

Should be fun. I’ll keep you posted on my progress over the summer, and if life doesn’t get too much in the way [she says looking cautiously over her shoulder] I hope to have the first book out by Christmas.
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That’s about all. Until next month, enjoy reading romance!

Judith Hudson

Till Death Do Us Part – Halloween I Do’s by Kathryn Hills #RomanceGems

Halloween-themed table decorations by Julie & Albert Cook
Photo Credit: David Dougwillo

It’s YOUR big day! Aside from the date, the theme is likely your next big decision. Will it be casual or formal? Vintage or modern? Traditional or somewhere out-there? Local, destination? Humm… What if it falls on a holiday? And what if that holiday is HALLOWEEN?!! Oh, be still, my heart, now we’re talking fun! Yet, it can be so much more.

Here in New England—where Salem is considered the epicenter of Halloween—the question for some becomes, what better way to spend our special day than hosting a killer costume party with frightfully fun food and decorations? From light-hearted entertainment to downright freaky, couples are embracing Halloween and Gothic weddings with drop-dead gorgeous results.

According to many bridal publications, autumn is considered prime wedding season. Colorful leaves, cooler temps, dramatic sunsets—great stuff! (A bride very near and dear to my heart is planning a fall wedding for 2020, and it promises to be stunning) Yet some specifically choose to marry on October 31st. Here’s why…

Julie & Albert Cook's wedding dance
Photo Credit: David Dougwillo

Meet Julie and Albert Cook! They own and operate Raven Wolf Enchantments, an online Metaphysical shop, selling Gemstones, Jewelry, Tarot/Oracle readings, and various other magical curios.

Q. "Albert, you and Julie were married on Halloween?"

A. “Yes, Halloween 2015! In a little ceremony with our closest family and friends. It was small-scale, and we did it all ourselves in a few weeks, but it was everything we wanted in a wedding. Our theme stemmed from a mutual love of Halloween and Love. From the invitations, to the favors, decorations, cake, and guests (who all came in costume) it was a day we will never forget. Sharing it with my love made it the best day of my life.”

Q. "What was the reaction of friends and family to your plans?"

A. "They LOVED it! Some may have felt a little weird at first, but once they were there and having a great time… Everyone dressed up in costumes, some more elaborate than others. They knew ours wasn’t going to be a traditional ceremony, and I think they liked the fact that it was not the 'same old thing.' I mean, it was on Halloween, after all."

Julie & Albert Cook's lovely attendants
Photo Credit: David Dougwillo

Q. "Julie, you’ve shared some amazing photos and ceremony details with me. Yours was a very romantic event, something that might surprise those who think it’s all about the spooky."

A. "Aside from Halloween, Timeless Love played a big part. The poem ‘Key to Love’ was central. Our favors were little antique keys with tags and quotes. The poem was written in China by an anonymous writer during the first century. To us the words represent how true love transcends differences in time and culture to speak to the souls of humans. We were making the most sacred of promises to one another.”

Q. "What was your favorite part of that day?"

A. From Julie: "The 'reveal moment' at our home in Rockport, MA. Everyone had left to go to the hall. Al waited in the front yard for me to walk out of the house. The only other person there was our photographer. I got to see his expression, seeing me in my dress for the first time. It was magic!”

The Cook's Halloween-themed cake
Photo Credit: David Dougwillo

Albert and Julie’s special day was intimate and came together rather quickly, but some Halloween-themed weddings, engagements, and vow renewals require significant preparation. Get an early start, especially if you want a popular date or destination, and search for tips and inspiration online. If you'd like to learn more about weddings in Salem, MA (Anytime of the year is lovely!) visit Things to do in Salem. It's a fun site for planning any visit to one of my favorite cities.

So, by now I’m guessing you know I LOVE HALLOWEEN! The holiday even plays a role in my Time Traveler’s Journey Series. Sometimes during modern days, other times it's the late Victorian era, but it's always in New England. Visit my website to learn more.

Thanks for reading!

~ Kathryn ~

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All Brides Are Beautiful by @JoanReeves #RomanceGems

When I was a little girl, I went to a grown-up event. It was the wedding for the daughter of one of my parents' friends.

I wore a pretty blue party dress, a dark blue velvet headband, and carried a frilly little purse.

That wedding was the biggest social event I had ever attended because I grew up with parents who thought "children should be seen and not heard."

I loved everything about the wedding: dressing up and seeing all the other "dressed up" guests, the happy smiles from everyone, the music, the beautiful satin dresses the bridesmaids wore, and the wonderful scent of roses floating through the air.

Most of all I loved the bride when she appeared.

Transformation

Of course I knew her and had seen her often. She was an average looking young woman. Nothing special. At least that's what I'd thought until the moment she entered the church.

As I watched her float down the aisle to the strains of the traditional wedding march, I stared open-mouthed.

She had transformed into an ethereal beauty in a gossamer gown of white organza and lace. A veil of lace and tulle fell from the headpiece all the way to the floor and trailed behind her.

Was it her dress that made her beautiful? Or the happy day? Or the love that flowed from everyone? Especially the love between her and the groom? Or maybe it was all of the above.

Lasting Impression

I've never forgotten that first wedding and that sense of wonder I felt at seeing the bride in all her glory. I guess that's when I decided with my child's wisdom that ALL brides are beautiful.

When I decided to write a series about brides and weddings because a woman's wedding is usually the grandest event in her life, I knew exactly what I wanted to call the series: All Brides Are Beautiful.

Add a Dash of Humor

Along with romance, I usually try to add a dash of humor to my books.

I've been the guest at many weddings since my childhood plus I've been the "mother of the groom" twice and the "mother of the bride" twice.

Something I've learned from all that is one must maintain a sense of humor at weddings. Things can go comically wrong on a day when the bride wants every detail to be perfect.

As a guest, I've laughed until I cried at the ring bearer who decided he wanted to keep the rings and ran with them while his parents and the bride's parents chased him.

At one evening reception, the parents of the bride, in their excitement about all the reception events, forgot about all the food in coolers setting outside the reception hall. Even the wedding toasts were made with guests raising empty glasses because someone forgot to bring in the champagne! Of course, all of the guests obligingly lifted empty glasses and pantomiming drinking from them.

Laughter and Love go hand in hand in my romance novels—and in real life.

April Fool Bride

Is it a marriage of convenience or something more?

Oil heiress Madeline Quinn needs a husband by the time she turns twenty-five in order to claim her full inheritance. Mad Maddie, as the tabloids christened her, has learned the hard way that men only see dollar signs when they look at her.

Maddie decides a marriage of convenience is the only answer. She turns to the one man in the world she can trust, her housekeeper’s son who always treated her like a little sister when they were growing up—until one disastrous night when she acted impetuously.

Jake Becker hasn’t seen Maddie since the night she tried to seduce him. Why should he help the woman who changed the course of his life? Simple. Revenge.

Or is it something else? Something that sizzles like steam heat between Maddie and Jake that neither can resist!?

"I loved this book!" ~NetGalley

Second Chance Bride

He was the only man she wanted—and the one man she could never have.

She left town at eighteen, wanting to leave behind all the pain and heartbreak. She reinvented herself as wealthy, successful Constance Quinn. The only problem is there's no room for love or relationships in her rigidly controlled existence. Now older and wiser and having made peace with her stepdaughter, she's determined to find the part of herself that got lost in her transformation.

"A blonde with curves in all the right places." That's what Alex Martinez thinks when he meets Constance. When they touch, something hot and urgent passes between them. Their attraction is mutual. Their desire is palpable.

Although Constance cannot resist a kiss from Alex, she knows she's playing with fire because he might discover her secret. When a meeting begins with a lie, can there be a future?

Well, of course there can if you're reading a romance novel!

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Only 99 cents? Oh my! by Karen Kelley

I currently have Temperature's Rising on sale for 99 cents. How fantastic is that? This is a full-length, standalone, romantic comedy. Here's a little bit of Temperature's Rising:

 

Arresting the police chief's daughter was Conor's first mistake...

     

      Conor Richmond thought the woman in front of him looked a little desperate, and sexy as hell. He wondered why she worked the streets. He figured her more for a high-priced call girl than a street hooker.

    
     New in town, maybe? Like him?


     Except she wanted to start a business. And the way she looked, it wouldn’t take her long to have a whole string of Johns begging for her favors and willing to shell out more than a couple of hundred dollars. If she cleaned up a little, that is, and bought some decent clothes. Her hose were ripped so bad she’d do better without them, and her skirt looked like she’d dug it out of the Salvation Army trash bin.


     A niggle of pity washed over him. What had driven her to this way of life? Drugs? Her eyes were a little red-rimmed. She could be a user, although he didn’t see any track marks running up her arms.


     But underneath the smudge of dirt on her face and the worn clothes, he saw a sensuous woman, and he had a hell of a time keeping his gaze from straying. The amount of cleavage showing beckoned him to bury his face in her lush curves.


     The view only got better. Her long, silky legs drew his attention even if her hose were shredded. They were the kind of legs made to wrap around a man. Pulling him deeper and deeper inside her hot body. Yeah, she was made for sex. The kind that got down and dirty.


     A carload of boys driving by whistled and honked their horn. She looked momentarily distracted, then tossed a saucy grin in their direction as they laughed and sped down the street.


     The smile transformed her face. Meant to pull an unsuspecting male into her web. Conor wasn’t immune to her charms any more than the next poor sucker would be. But he wasn’t her next customer, either. Sometimes he hated his job.


     “Don’t you think two hundred’s a little steep?” he asked.


     She wet her lips, her gaze returning to his. A temptress. Conor inwardly groaned.


     “Not for what you’ll get.”

     The way she said the words, kind of husky, made him wish just for a few hours he could pretend he wasn’t a cop. Made him wish he hadn’t seen her standing on the sidewalk. And made him wish that for a moment he hadn’t thought she looked out of place and vulnerable. Man, had he misjudged. She was a pro, all right. Her sultry eyes promised sinful delights.


     His gaze was drawn to her low-cut blouse again when her hand moved toward the buttons...just as the gesture was meant to do. His vision clouded as he remembered the way she’d walked down the sidewalk. Hell, how could he forget! Hips swaying seductively, and the way she’d slowly turned back around so he could see what he’d be giving up if she chose to keep going. He’d burned all the way down to his boots. No, she knew exactly what she did to him.


     “And what will I get for my money?” he asked, wanting her to spell it out.


     Her eyes widened innocently. “Why, everything, of course.”


     Sliding his hand into his pocket, he emerged with a roll of crisp, green bills. Thumbing them, he drew two out and handed them to her. She took the money, looking a little confused, he thought, but decided it was part of her act. He pocketed the rest.


     “A down payment?” she asked, staring at the bills.

     Figured. She knew she had him by the balls. Why not twist a little harder? Get as much of his cash as she could.


     “Is that okay?” He stepped forward. So near, her scent washed over him, bathing him with erotic fantasies. She might look like she’d been sleeping in the streets, but she smelled oh-so-sweet. She raised her head. Her lips so close. So kissable. He ached to pull her into his arms and see if her mouth was as hot as it looked.


     “I...suppose.”


     Too bad.


     In one swift motion, he reached behind him, drew the handcuffs from the leather case hooked to his belt, and snapped them shut over her wrists.


     A shame he couldn’t have met her in another place. He had a gut feeling they would’ve been good together.


     “Lady, you’re under arrest for solicitation."

 

     I hope you enjoy Temperature's Rising! And don't forget about our monthly give away. We have some terrific prizes this month.

 

Best Wishes,

Karen Kelley
www.authorkarenkelley.com

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BIRTHDAYS AND BOOK BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDINGS, OH MY!

By Caroline Clemmons

June welcomes summer, vacations, luscious summer fruits and vegetables, and more. My Hero’s birthday is today, June 20. Our daughters and I will whisk him away for his favorite birthday meal—seafood—at one of his favorite restaurants. Then, we’ll give him gifts he probably won’t really want but will pretend he does because he is a true Hero.

Tomorrow, June 21 is my book’s birthday, DEBORAH’S DILEMMA, book 3 of the Pearson Grove Series. I love this series set in a small (fictitious) North Central Texas town. One of the reasons I enjoy small town series is the (in mine) wholesome environment and keeping in touch with previous characters throughout the series. Until tomorrow, DEBORAH’S DILEMMA is available for preorder. Then, if you've preordered, it will magically appear on your e-reading device.  I’ll be giving away two e-book copies to someone who comments today. In your comment, be sure to leave the email at which you wish to be notified if you win.

I enjoy reading series as well as writing them. Most of us at Romance Gems have admitted to pouring over Nancy Drew novels as girls. When I discover a book I love and learn it’s the first of a series, I’m excited. I want to read every release. I hope other readers share this love.

Pearson Grove is named so because of my father, whose first name was Pearson, and who was born in Pilot Grove, Texas. Daddy's stories ignited my love of history. Though the fictitious Pearson Grove is not actually at Pilot Grove, it’s not that far away either. I also write stand alone novels and take part in multi-author series, but Pearson Grove is the eighth series I’ve originated. Ahem, I did admit I like writing them, didn’t I?

Pearson Grove is home to several young women of marriageable or near-marriageable age. Seven, in fact, will have books in the series. Interspersed among releases of this series’ books will be multi-author series releases for the Proxy Bride Series, the Pinkerton Matchmaker Series, a duet with my friend Jacquie Rogers, and perhaps others. I’m always up for a challenge.

DEBORAH’S DILEMMA breaks a rule and perhaps I should have chucked it and started over. Frankly, I liked the story too much to do so. I hope it’s true that you learn the rules and then you can break them. There rule I broke? There really isn’t any inner conflict, or at least not enough to count. The story includes plenty of external conflict, though, and a genuine happy ending.

Here’s a synopsis of DEBORAH’S DILEMMA:

What can Deborah do to protect herself from the devil plaguing her hometown?

Can a young man who’s been away for six years fit into the community he left?

What madman is responsible for the murder and mayhem plaguing Pearson Grove?

Deborah Taber has been concerned by her inability to choose a life’s occupation. That worry was pushed aside when someone shot her brother and fire bombed her family’s newspaper, The Pearson Grove Gazette. She believes Trey Pearson is innocent of attacking her brother—isn’t he? She’s had a crush on Trey since second grade and desperately wants to trust him.

Wade Pearson III, called Trey, is happy to be home on Pearson Ranch after six years in New England. He trained to manage his family’s far-reaching investments. Nothing prepared him to be accused of murder or targeted by a killer. If not for quick action by the sheriff, Trey would have been lynched by vigilantes. He wants to help trap the real villain while protecting Deborah, her family, and his.

Can Deborah and Trey survive the threats against them? Will this clever murderer be caught before he delivers his terrible revenge against those he believes slighted him? 

Should you wish (and I hope you do), you can find DEBORAH’S DILEMMA at the Universal Amazon buy link of http://mybook.to/Deborah in e-book, print, and in KU.

In the event you don’t know me yet, here’s my bio:

Through a crazy twist of fate, Caroline Clemmons was not born on a Texas ranch. To compensate for this illogical error, she writes about handsome cowboys, feisty ranch women, and scheming villains in a tiny office her family calls her pink cave. She and her Hero live in North Central Texas cowboy country where they ride herd on their three rescued indoor cats and one dog as well as providing nourishment outdoors for squirrels, birds, and other critters.

The books she creates in her pink cave have made her a bestselling author and won several awards. She writes sweet to sensual romances about the West, both historical and contemporary as well as time travel and mystery. Her series include the Kincaids, McClintocks, Stone Mountain Texas, Bride Brigade, Texas Time Travel, Texas Caprock Tales, Loving a Rancher, and Pearson Grove as well as numerous single titles and contributions to multi-author sets. When she’s not writing, she loves spending time with her family, reading her friends’ books, lunching with friends, browsing antique malls, pursuing genealogy, checking Facebook, and taking the occasional nap.

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Birthdays are for People and Books! by Lucinda Race #RomanceGems

Today is my book birthday, Old and New, Book 1 in The MacLellan Sisters Trilogy. And not so coincidentally it is my birthday too. This is the third time I’ve released a book on June 19; and this book was pure joy to write from the concept, to the actual butt in chair time, choosing covers and working with Nancy Fraser for my awesome video clips. This book along with two others, Borrowed and Blue were a true labor of love. 

When this idea came to me I had just attended a book event in New Hampshire. As I drove through the Green Mountains to see my dad in northern Vermont the foliage was at its peak and I let my mind wander. BAM! I began to rattle off details to Meg in the co-pilot’s seat. I just knew this trilogy had to be set in this beautiful state. 

I’ve never written anything so fast as I did this trilogy. My fingers were on fire as they flew over the keyboard. Each click a comforting confirmation that the thoughts in my head were spilling onto the page, weaving the story. 

Now as I’m on the cusp of sharing these three novels with you, I wonder, will you fall in the love with the MacLellan sisters? Will their connection to each other and their grandmother touch and move you as they did for me? Even as I proofread each manuscript I still cried as each sister met challenges in their lives head on with grace and strength as they found love. 

I love writing strong women and the men who love them.

For my birthday I have a wish. Please take a moment to view the video on my Youtube channel  and celebrate this book birthday with me.

Until next time, 

I wish you happiness. 

Lucinda

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