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Pristine is the perfect word to describe Cat Island. From the weather to the water to the sand, every inch is breathtaking. Its untouched landscape is perfect for those looking to explore the island’s natural beauty, while its laid-back environment provides a unique destination to relax and unwind.

Lifetime Journeys: Explore the Bahamas / Cat Island by Kim Heinbuch

Looking to get away from the hectic pace of life? With less than 1,500 people on the island, Cat Island can deliver tranquility with its powder white sand beaches and crystal clear blue water. For more excitement, you can explore the local caves, take a catamaran day trip, kayak through the mangroves, visit the highest point in the Bahamas, and much more! See why Cat Island is the best place to unwind and reconnect with this unique vacation experience. Enjoy more than 140 stunning photos in this valuable guide!

About the author of this Cat Island travel guide, Kim Heinbuch:

Kim Heinbuch currently lives in West Des Moines, IA with her fiance Joe. She has worked for more than 29 years as an administrative assistant at a local insurance company.

Foreign travel has always been a passion seeing countries such as Thailand, Japan, Central America, the Caribbean islands, French Polynesia, and Mexico. She also enjoys traveling inside the United States which has included Las Vegas, Orlando, Key West, Hawaii, and many ski trips to Colorado.

During each trip, she would often blog back to family and friends on her daily adventures. Enough people began to comment on her writing ability that she began to take it seriously and pursue as a hobby.

She continues to travel extensively enjoying the culture and experiences at the heart of each journey.

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In this romantic romance trilogy there’s plenty of mystery and suspense along with humor and realism. There’s also a big twist at the end of book one which will make you see the hero in a completely different light.

You Don’t Know Me (The You Don’t Know Me Trilogy Book 1) by Mandy Lee

Maya Scotton, a young artist with a severe case of painter’s block, is in need of money. When she takes on an office job at a construction company, she finds herself firmly in the sights of the owner, Daniel Foster – a dangerously attractive man with a dark past and particular tastes in bed.

Although she tries to resist him, Maya soon finds herself embroiled in a steamy relationship with Dan. And while he slowly encourages her to paint again, she begins to peel back his layers.

At last, when she believes that she’s finally come to understand his ways, he has one final secret to reveal … and it’s a secret that threatens to blow them apart.

You Don’t Know Me, an erotic romance, is the first book in the You Don’t Know Me Trilogy.

Interview with the Author

What’s different about this erotic romance?

I’m a huge fan of erotic romance and wanted to write something I’d enjoy myself. So, you’ll find familiar elements from erotic romance in these books. However, I also wanted to take this series in a different direction. So, I’ve included plenty of humour and realism, and I’ve put my own twist on some of those erotic romance trademarks. A lot of work went into plotting, making sure all three books are real page turners. And although the story’s a romance, there’s also plenty of mystery and suspense, with a big twist at the end of book one which will make you see the hero in a completely different light.

I love a damaged hero, a filthy rich, possessive alpha male with a dark past and a penchant for kinky sex – and that’s exactly what you get in Daniel Foster. But he’s a lot deeper than that. You’ll find he’s also funny, caring, fiercely loyal, sensitive, and definitely not a power-hungry control freak at all. I also love a feisty, funny heroine, and Maya’s just that. She gives Dan more than a run for his money! She’s sexually experienced herself, and a gifted but struggling artist. At the beginning of the trilogy, she’s lost her way in life. But as the story progresses, she grows stronger, overcoming her own issues while helping Dan to do the same.

About the author of this erotic romance trilogy, Mandy Lee:

Mandy Lee was born and raised in Leicester, in the UK, where she still lives with her extended family. Until December 2017, she was a secondary school teacher, but finally gave up the day job to devote all her time to writing. In her spare time, Mandy loves going for walks, playing with Lego with her grandson (she’s not that old, mind) and holidays in Southern Spain with friends.

Mandy has been writing for most of her life, trying out different genres. It wasn’t until she discovered erotic romance (a genre she loves reading) that she really found her home. She released You Don’t Know Me in 2015, True Colours in 2016, and Shut Your Eyes in 2017. For a time, Shut Your Eyes became the number one hot new release for erotic romance on Amazon.UK. Mandy is currently working on a new erotic romance trilogy about three brothers, each book to be a standalone in its own right.

You can contact Mandy in the following ways:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mandy-Lee

Author website – http://www.mandy-lee.com

Twitter: @mandylee2015

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Author Holly Curtis was born and raised in the UK and will probably perish there. Her favorite story is A Christmas Carol and loves movies from the30s-50s.

Lucky Star by Holly Curtis

Teenager Ben Somerset has three great loves in his life: Sherlock Holmes, designer clothes and a certain song by Madonna.

And then Susie appears.

Set in England in the summer of 1984 Lucky Star tells of Ben’s introduction to the world of shoplifting, music, politics, love and heartbreak.

About the author Holly Curtis:

Holly’s first book is a comedy called Celluloid and has been hailed as ‘the best book ever about a film lover who tries to prevent his local, independent cinema from being closed and turned into flats by a psychotic gangster property developer.’

Holly’s favourite story is A Christmas Carol and loves movies from the30s-50s.

Holly was born and raised in the UK and will probably perish there.

Shelly Wilson’s Review of Lucky Star by Author Holly Curtis:

Lucky Star was like a trip down memory lane for me. Born in the 70s, I experienced my teenage years around the same time as the main character, Ben Somerset. I’d like to think we could have been friends.

Curtis moulds likeable characters with realistic ‘teen’ dialogue for the time, and the attention to detail is excellent; I’d almost forgotten about one pound notes!

The story was a bit slow for me, but I did like the 80s references. Being a parent of three teenagers, I’m not sure they’d ‘get’ this novel as there are so many retro references that would go over their head. I’m fairly sure they think I’m making it up when I say we didn’t have mobile phones! The author’s target audience is a young adult market, but I think this would appeal to their parents and grandparents rather than the intended readers.

Enjoyable read.

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In this book by RD Hessom about love and sport, Becca finds out what it really means to fight for the one thing she really wants.

A Boy Called Brick by RD Hessom

Becca always thought Brick was a silly name for a swimmer……..
Becca and Brick first meet in swimming lessons when they were seven and it seems that they were made for each other. But can the love of water keep them together for twenty five years? Or will life just get in the way?
What’s more important: the love of your life or Olympic glory?

n this book about love and sport, Becca finds out what it really means to fight for the one thing she really wants. She discovers what is important to her and how a person’s dreams can shape their life for better or worse. She learns how forbidden love can cause all kinds of problems and sometimes the thing you need to fill the whole in your soul is right under your nose.

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