Weird, right?
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| The BOY picking apples for the Fall Festival at the firehouse. |
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| Grimm on a limb! I'm sure he'll be just as popular as that creepy elf! |
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| Hamish the Hairy of the Cattle Clan MacShortRib, stealing Halloween candy. |
It's foggy and chilly in the North East this morning. I woke to see frost on the pumpkin. Literally. And, the grass. And, the cars.
My most favorite season is almost over, BUT ... the BOY and I had to complete one very important tradition.
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99 CENT SALE on 30 SECONDS by Chrys Fey!!!
Sale ends Nov.
20th so take advantage now!
Blurb:
When Officer Blake Herro agreed to go
undercover in the Mob, he thought he understood the risks. But he's made
mistakes and now an innocent woman has become their target. He's determined to
protect her at all costs.
The Mob's death threat turns Dr. Dani
Hart's life upside down, but there is one danger she doesn’t anticipate. As
she's dodging bullets, she's falling in love with Blake. With danger all around
them, will she and Blake survive and have a happy ending, or will the Mob make
good on their threat?
Excerpt:
She had no time to react when a strong force bowled her
through the doorway of her apartment, and a large hand plastered over her
mouth. The man she had bumped into on the stairs had a firm grip on her as he kicked
the door closed behind them. She struggled to get free, but his hold kept her
back pressed against his chest.
“It’s okay. I’m a cop. My name is Blake Herro.” He hauled
her into the living room. “There are six armed men coming up the stairs. We
need to hide. Where can we hide?”
Her mind went blank, she even forgot about the ice cream.
“Where?” he demanded with a quick shake.
She pointed to the six-foot long, three-foot high handcrafted
cedar chest she used for a coffee table. Officer Herro pulled her to it and
flung open the lid.
“Get in,” he ordered.
BOOK LINKS:
The Wild Rose Press / NOOK
/ KOBO / Amazon US / Amazon UK
Chrys
Fey is the author of Hurricane Crimes and 30 Seconds. She is currently working
on the sequel to Hurricane Crimes that’ll serve as book two in the Disaster
Crimes series.
When
Fey was six years old, she realized her dream of being a writer by watching her
mother pursue publication. At the age of twelve, she started writing her first
novel, which flourished into a series she later rewrote at seventeen. Fey lives
in Florida where she is waiting for the next hurricane to come her way.
Website
– http://www.ChrysFey.com
Facebook
– http://www.facebook.com/chrysfey
Goodreads
– https://www.goodreads.com/ChrysFey
Google
+ – http://www.google.com/+ChrysFey
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REALITY IS NOT A FAIRYTALE. CAN A VICTIM OF HUMAN
TRAFFICKING HAVE A HAPPY ENDING AFTER YEARS OF ABUSE AND DEGRADATION?
ESPECIALLY WHEN HER ONLY FOCUS IS GETTING PAYBACK…
At eighteen, Yoko Hirano falls into the tentacles of
a human trafficking organization and is forced into prostitution. Her first
sexual experience is close to a rape, so she becomes traumatized and her
opinions about men are low and unflattering. She uses her charms only as means
of manipulation.
Four years later she meets the tall, dark and
charming antique dealer Mark Chandler. They both acknowledge reluctantly the
complicated chemistry between them, but Yoko’s grand scheme of things doesn’t
involve falling in love, nor does she think Mark would want her if he found out
about her past. To get revenge and prevent other girls from sharing her fate,
she plans to ruin the Chinese triad that has destroyed her life and innocence.
However, she doesn’t realize that Mark can be an
asset in her plans of bringing down the powerful mobster Michael Chen and his interlopes.
Together, they make a quite formidable pair...
*WARNING: this book contains scenes of physical and
emotional abuse, explicit language, cybercrime elements, sex and other adult
content.
The book is 99 cents on AMAZON.
Melinda De Ross (real name Anca-Melinda Coliolu) is
an international author of Romanian origin. She writes in two languages, and
her books combine the elegance specific to the European style with the modern
appeal of the American culture. She has a Law degree and has been a
professional target shooter for over a decade. Her favorite genre to read and
write in is Romance, and anytime she prefers to watch a classic movie instead
of going to a noisy club.
She loves to hear from her readers, and you can find
her at:
Fall is my favorite season too. Why does it have to go by so quickly?? Looks like you and your cutie had a blast raking leaves. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat set of shots getting your boy jumping in the leaves!
ReplyDeleteFall is my favorite. Football!
So many great books to pick from and so little time to read them all. As I raked leaves last week I missed having the kids around to jump into them. And help rake them.
ReplyDeleteHa! Those are some great pictures! I do enjoy fall--not too hot, not too cold. Not looking forward to winter if it's anything like last year.
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome pictures of fall! I wish I could play in a big pile of leaves. ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for including my sale announcement, Heather! I really appreciate it. And The Plot sounds gooood!
I miss autumn so much. It was always my favorite season. Those pictures are great, too. My sister always takes pictures of my niece jumping in the leave piles.
ReplyDeleteMy husband mows our leaves so I don't get to jump in a pile anymore. Your son looked really cute when he jumped in.
ReplyDeleteI love your fuzzy coo sitting in the candy dish.
I did so enjoy those awes photo's and reading your book reviews. Thanks for a wonderful post.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
It's been warm for this time of year in Michigan...maybe not warm, but after a few really cold days, 40 degree weather feels warm. LOL
ReplyDeleteThose are some iconic Fall photos. Nice.
ReplyDeleteI wish the featured authors well.
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Tossing It Out