Please come party with me tomorrow to celebrate the release of the Summer Lovin’ anthology. There are so many great authors coming and the prizes will be nice. Here’s the party link: https://www.facebook.com/events/378702042312928/
And, just in case you need to know more about the book…14 contemporary stories, 99 cents, y’all! Mine features a grumpy ex-cop and a quirky school secretary.
Have another shot of my Leverage + Warehouse 13 mashup! Greek Gods Bearing Gifts, $2.99 in Kindle, Nook, and other retailers.
After two quick breaths to make sure she wasn’t going to vomit, Liberty crossed the room and knelt beside her brother. “Frank, I swear if you die, I’m going to kill you. Even if you live, this mess…” She didn’t even know what to say about the trouble he’d gotten them into.
She couldn’t fight the tears of relief when Frank stirred. “My phone.” He tried to shift but winced with the movement.
Liberty reached into his pocket and pulled out his phone. “I’ll call for an ambulance.”
She had the first number punched when Frank said, “No police. No ambulance. Call Annabelle.”
“Who is Annabelle?” Hurt, possibly dying, Frank was asking for a woman she’d never met. Instead of an ambulance? It made no sense.
Frank tried to take the phone away from her to do it himself, but Liberty gripped it tighter. She was about to ignore him and finish the call when he squeezed her hand. “No police. Annabelle. Then hit the panic button.”
Liberty did her best to ignore the way her hands were shaking, punched the button, and waited half a second.
“Where are you?” The husky woman’s voice was dead serious, and Liberty was encouraged by the gravity in her tone. She needed help. Now.
“Titan Pawn. Frank’s been shot.” The phone’s hard edges cut into her hand, but she couldn’t loosen her grip.
“Apply pressure. I’m on the way.” The beeps that signaled the ended call shook Liberty out of her panic.
Least Likely to Fall In Love (Bk 1)
Running the place. Like a boss.
Lindy Mason is happy to be back at Lincoln High School. As principal, she’s faced with the tough decision on how to handle a bullying case involving Maddie Myers, daughter of the boy who made her high school days a misery.
Getting better all the time.
Ryan’s panicked when he rushes into the principal’s office to rescue his daughter and shocked to see Lindy behind the desk. Single parenting means plenty of sleepless nights, time he spends regretting his mistakes and worrying over Maddie’s future.
Lindy and Ryan have to come to terms with the way life’s twists bring change and for the better. But love? No one’s going that far.
Least Likely to Fall in Love is an enemies-to-lovers, sexy contemporary romance (60,000 words) where the hero and heroine learn about forgiveness, bravery, and the challenge of controlling the radio with a teen in the car.
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Kobo: http://bit.ly/1KBgDJQ
Goodreads: http://bit.ly/1epLVXW
Most Likely to Turn up the Heat (Bk 2)
Max Holt’s days as high school security guard are numbered. Now that he’s recovered from the gunshot wound that forced his detour from Dallas cop to small-town security, he’s ready for the adrenaline and satisfaction of his old life.
Sue Walker has a solid dating policy: NO SOLDIERS, NO COPS, NO COWORKERS. Other than those simple guidelines, she’s happy to keep an open mind. But teasing Max? That brightens every single day at Lincoln High.
When Max turns up the heat, Sue’s got a difficult decision on her hands.
Novella length (22,000) sexy contemporary, also included in the Summer Lovin’ anthology (Book Boyfriends Cafe). First in the series: Least Likely to Fall in Love
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Goodreads: http://bit.ly/1I7cPy1
Least Likely to Marry a Millionaire (Bk 3)
Whether it’s the equipment contract for the biggest college football program in the state of Texas or the championship coach who got away, Nina Montrose refuses to be defeated. Being a winner comes with perks, but Coach Jack Ford wants something more than a fat paycheck, fancy parties, and big house. He’s moved to small-town Lincoln to do what he loves: teach kids. He’s seen firsthand how sports programs can change lives.
Nina had them at “I Do” but Jack walked away. When she blows into town with one last play, sonogram in hand, they’re going to have to find a way they both can win.
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Goodreads: http://bit.ly/1GUxZNc
Most Likely to Rule the World (Bk 4)–COMING JUNE 2017
Cheryl Harper Books 