Who doesn’t need a few Steamy Nights in their life?
Steamy Nights released today. That’s book 41 for me. I honestly can’t believe I’ve written that many books.
Steamy Nights is a small-town, steamy contemporary romance. I’m now fully immersed in another Blossom Springs story, Born to Be My Baby. I can’t wait for you to read it!
In the meantime, get Steamy Nights and meet Grace and Sid. They’re great people!
I always like to thank everyone who participates in my releases. It takes an entire team folks! I can’t do this on my own.
This gorgeous cover was designed by Deranged Doctor Designs. They do a phenomenal job with my covers and I can’t say enough about their work. If you’re an author, I highly recommend them.
Judy Rosen is my editor and I’m grateful for her. There’s no doubt. She takes a raw rock and polishes that baby up nicely. Thank you Judy.
Nazarea Andrews of Ink Slinger PR is my rock. Not only does she do a wonderful job for me, but she’s a fantastic sounding board. Because of her, big things are coming folks!
Amy Ball is my PA and she does all the things that take the burden off of me. Amy, thank you so much for all you do. I appreciate you!
I have a wonderful team of book influencers and I can’t say enough good about my Roadies! Ladies – you make me so proud and extremely happy and I thank you from the bottom of my heart for all you do.
I’d never be here without my family. My husband, Gene, declares himself my biggest fan. And, he has read every single book I’ve written. That’s what a keeper he is. Thank you Gene for being my support system. My best friend. My steadfast supporter. And my world! I love you.
Of course, all of you readers, who spend money on books, who read and love them and who support me so I can work a job I love. Thank you all so much. Please know, everytime you download one of my books and leave a review, I’m eternally grateful. This book is a departure from my usual books. Less action, more hearts and flowers. It was time folks! I needed this for my soul. Thank you for embracing this small-town and the folks who live there. They’re good people.
