Ring in the New Year by
– It’s a new year and there’s a wedding to plan! Pastry chef Ariadne is busy choosing the perfect venue, the perfect dress, and, of course, she’s busy fine-tuning the perfect cake recipes for the big day. Her happily-ever-after is in sight, until the biggest bombshell that could be dropped comes crashing down on her wedding plans. Just when she thought she’d finally found happiness, she’s left devastated.
With her family, career, and future on the line, Ariadne has everything to lose. Can she bounce back from this and have the life she deserves, or will she find herself alone?
This drama filled sequel to Right Under Your Nose: A Christmas Story can be read as a stand-alone novella.
About the author, Holly Tierney-Bedord:
Holly Tierney-Bedord lives in Madison, Wisconsin with her husband Bill and their dog Tyler. She loves gathering ideas and designs that inspire her, and when she finds something great she shares it on her blog. She is also flipping a mid century dollhouse from gross to (hopefully) gorgeous on her blog Flip This Mini House. When she’s not blogging, she enjoys exploring new places and sharing photos of her adventures.
She is the author of Bellamy’s Redemption, The Pinky Bean Chronicles, Coached, Surviving Valencia, Bagels for Barkly, The World’s Trickiest Mazes for Kids, and the journal Magical Places, which features dozens of full color prints of her paintings and illustrations.
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Guinevere and Libertad go by many superhero aliases. Whether you know them by G.L. Tomas, the Twinjas, or the Rebellious Valkyries, their mission is always the same: spreading awareness of diversity in books. Oh, and trying to figure out the use for pocketless pants! They host other allies and champions of diversity in their secret lair in Connecticut.
George Eccles left London in 1994 to move to Russia and Central Asia during the tumultuous period that followed the breakup of the Soviet Union. His work involved extensive travel throughout Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan. It often to places with restricted access to foreigners. During his time there, he advised a number of real-life oligarchs how best to take advantage of the opportunities that became available as regulation crumbled and government became increasingly corrupt. Against this background, while his novels are fiction, many of its anecdotes and scenes are inspired by actual events.
Kenny S. Rich, known simply as Kennyrich, is a Cameroonian-born American author and motivational speaker. He graduated from the University of Houston with a BA in PR & Advertising, and recently earned his global MBA from Hult International Business School. Kennyrich has authored three books to date: ‘The Glass,’ ‘The Black Plagues,’ and his debut novel, ‘The One-Eyed King,’ which marks his first foray into the adventurous world of Science Fiction & Fantasy. He currently works as an entrepreneur, running his own online creative writing platform, Enrich by Kennyrich.
