Following my heart, one book at a time...
Roxanne needs our book help! Ooooh drama!! Hero fighting and everything. I’m so curious about this one, ’cause it has a certain “disaster” feel. 😉
She asks:
Hi Maryse.
Been looking for a title for ages.
In the beginning the heroine attends a hen party/Bachelorette party with her friend at the hero’s club/bar. Hero notices her straight off. Don’t know what happens but heroine collapses and hero carries her to his office couch. He also thinks her friends are irresponsible.
<— Sweet Victory: (BTU Alumni #3) JUST WENT LIVE & author Alley Ciz is this week’s newsletter sponsor!! 😀 And early Merry Christmas to us ’cause we’re celebrating with fun facts, a $25 gift card + a signed book giveaway! But first…
What’s it about?
SWEET VICTORY is the third book in the BTU Alumni series and can be read as a stand-alone.
This book features a Christmas-loving hot mess of a baker, an alpha-dirty-talking MMA fighter, and the best group of friends ever (even if they don’t know how to mind their own business). HEA guaranteed—being on Santa’s Nice List…not so much.
Willing Victim: Remastered
Excellent little book (only 119 pages), if I do say so myself! Usually I don’t get enough from a short story to emotionally connect with the characters, but this one had me riveted. Not because of any action or suspense, but simply because the dynamic between the two main characters captured me. A little bit of the unknown, and an already shy’ish woman takes a huge chance on someone she can’t stop looking at. She approaches him.
“You asking me out?”
I have an upcoming interview scheduled with the author of Beautiful Disaster (Jamie McGuire), but thought I’d compile a bunch of cool facts I’ve found regarding this book. Jamie speaks candidly on her Facebook pages, and has divulged some very interesting stuff!
So to hold us over until the interview, here’s a little treat for all of you Travis and Abby fanatics. A deeper look into this fantastic book that kept us up all night 😉
“Fun Fact: Beautiful Disaster was written under the working title “Red Flag”, which later became the name of the first chapter.”
Beautiful Disaster
I went on a book-bender this week, but the “bender” consisted of only one book. This one. This is the first book, in all of my reading experience that I have ever finished, just to immediately start reading again. Not because I didn’t understand what happened and had to re-read to comprehend it (it’s an easy,albeit emotionally-involved, read). I didn’t re-read it because I forgot what happened, and needed to refresh my memory for this review. No. Every scene is permanently burned into my brain. I read it twice, simply because I loved it that much.
