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Lady Danger by Glynnis Campbell

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Lady Danger by Glynnis Campbell

Lady Danger (The Warrior Maids of Rivenloch Book 1) by Glynnis Campbell


The lasses of the Rivenloch clan are Scottish warrior maids, born to the blade…Firstborn Deirdre of Rivenloch never shies away from a fight, even against overbold men who consider her a prize. But she’s never met a man quite like Pagan Cameliard, the fierce knight commanded to wed into her clan, and when she marries him to save her sister, she soon finds she’s losing the battle over her heart.

    “Sir, do you accept my challenge or not?”
    “Since you won’t engage me in our bed, my lady, I suppose engaging me in the tiltyard is a reasonable alternative.” He held her gaze and slid his sword from its sheath with suggestive languor.
    Deirdre swallowed hard. The man was incorrigible. Even on the field of battle, he attempted to seduce her. And God help her, it was having some effect. His eyes burned into hers with the smoldering promise of pleasure. And his mouth, set in that self-assured grin…she remembered too well how it felt upon hers, warm and sweet and demanding.
    Nay! She wouldn’t think of that. She had to fight him.
    Moreover, this time she had to win.

Download Lady Danger while it’s free on Amazon January 5-10.

DOGMA by Jesse Mundy

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DOGMA by Jesse Mundy

DOGMA: The Dysphoric Odyssey of the Galvanic Mr. Adams by Jesse Mundy

“Mutiny, eh?” said {M}. “Just one moment, before you go and do something irreversibly stupid …” he added, walking briskly to the junk drawer. He threw it open. There were rubber bands abounding, and an absolute mess of earbud headphones, many that only specifically worked on a specific airline, for the specifically-sized plane that used them. They had specifically tied themselves to each other for all time. There was loose change, half a dozen takeout menus, and a subway map. And then, there was what {M} needed at the moment. He smiled at it.

{M} pulled a massive handgun out of the junk drawer and laid it on the counter. The isterlings all jumped at the sound of it. It was a laser gun, the kind that someone like Captain Dan Solo would carry on his hip. He slammed the door shut and picked up the blaster.

“Scallywagger enough for you, dickwads?” He pointed the weapon at the crate. “Okay, proceed with the friggin’ shenanigans.”

Download Dogma while it’s free on Amazon January 1-5.

Amber Alert by Dan Lawton

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Amber Alert by Dan Lawton

Amber Alert by Dan Lawton

The mail is mostly garbage— bills, junk, and local advertisements— but right in the middle of the stack, one of the envelopes catches Abby’s attention. It’s not like the others. It’s solid white, unsecured, and missing a stamp from the upper right corner. There’s no return address and Abby’s name is handwritten in the center. It’s out of place.

 

Abby opens that one first.

 

She moves it to the top of the stack and flips it over, then slices the back with the white tip of her nail. The seal breaks quickly, a sticky dampness transferring to Abby’s fingertip. Inside the envelope is a single sheet of lined
paper, torn and folded in half like that of a note one might pass around in junior high. Curiously, Abby unfolds the note and reads it.

 

FOUND YOU.

 

Abby nearly drops to the blacktop.

 

Oh, God.

 

The two words are written in uppercase letters and scribbled in pencil, much like Abby’s name is on the front of the envelope. The handwriting is amateurish, childlike,
like whomever wrote it hasn’t written anything in a while.

 

Abby recognizes it. She’s seen that handwriting before, and after a moment, she remembers from where. From whom.

 

Download Amber Alert while it’s free on Amazon December 31 – January 4.

 

Bestiarii (Echoes of Pangaea Book 1) by James Tarr

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Bestiarii (Echoes of Pangaea Book 1) by James Tarr

Bestiarii (Echoes of Pangaea Book 1) by James Tarr

“What was that?” Andy blurted out, still staring at the screen. He couldn’t look away.

O’Malley looked at the screen again. “You mean what species? Who knows if anyone has a complete list of what’s out there.” He squinted. “Hmm. Could be Syntax just from the pack size. I don’t think we have the resolution in this satellite to det—”

“No,” Andy said firmly, “what was that? What attacked those men? Was it a pack of dogs or wolves or something?” He couldn’t imagine what else it could be, from the size of the dots on the screen. They’d been travelling in a pack, but this was too far south for wolves, wasn’t it? And what kind of feral dogs would attack a group of armed men? Twenty-one seemed a huge pack.

The soldier operating the computer looked at O’Malley, and O’Malley in turn looked at Andy. “Don’t they tell you blokes anything before they send you out here?” O’Malley asked in shock. He looked at the other soldier in disbelief. “Unbelievable.”

Download Bestiarii (Echoes of Pangaea Book 1) while it’s on sale on Amazon December 31.

Coffee and Crushes at the Cat Café by Kris Bock

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Coffee and Crushes at the Cat Café by Kris Bock

Coffee and Crushes at the Cat Café: A Furrever Friends Sweet Romance by Kris Bock

Kari doesn’t have time for love when she’s opening her new cat café. She’s busy hiring employees, fighting with the health inspector – oh, and welcoming 16 shelter cats. But when a sexy master baker walks in, she can’t let him get away. So what does she do with the guy of her dreams? Set him up with her sister, of course.

 

Excerpt:

 

“I didn’t get your name yet,” she said. “I’m Kari.”

“Colin.”

A lovely name. One that would feel good to say, nice and round in the mouth. She needed to not think about mouths. “You were telling me about how you got interested in coffee and cats.”

He leaned back in his chair and studied the large, framed poster of kittens on the side wall. “Who wouldn’t like cats? As for coffee, I’m not a connoisseur, but I like a good cup, and I can learn all the fancy stuff.” His gaze returned to her. “I started cooking mainly to feed myself. I was getting flabby from too much fast food.”

He didn’t look flabby now.

A smile softened his mouth. “Turns out cooking is fun. Focusing on the colors, the smells, the tastes. That helps keep me in the moment better than meditation. So eventually I got into baking.”

Kari sat up a little straighter. “You bake?”

Colin leaned forward and said in a seductive voice, “You should try my salted caramel blondies.”

Download Coffee and Crushes at the Cat Café while it’s free on Amazon December 28 – January 1.

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