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Help me Celebrate International Authors Day



   



Hosted by Debdatta Dasgupta Sahay  http://www.b00kr3vi3ws.in/

We all start with a dream. A love of reading, and a passion for writing. I know my love for reading started young. It was my escape from life's demons. But my dream of becoming a writer came many years later and started with a dream. Literally, I woke up one morning after such a vivid dream and had to write it down. That was the beginning of my journey, how about you? when did you fall in love with reading, or realize you had a story inside you that needed to be told.

Help me celebrate this amazing day with my two new releases.
My first is a story near to me heart. It brings light to a dilemma that is more wide spread then any of us can see, child abuse. I share a little of my own personal journey through the eyes of my heroine. 


If I Knew Then
Young Adult




She dreamed of a life of freedom—one filled with love that didn’t come with a price… 

Angel O’Hare fought to keep her family safe from the evil that threatened to overwhelm them. Keeping the danger that surrounded them a secret, she hid her pain and bruises, living a lie that everyone believed…until she met Jax, who showed her a love she never knew existed and a life she’d only dreamed about. But when reality surfaces, her dreams are shattered. With her life in tatters, she struggles to overcome her past before her abusive mother destroys everything Angel holds dear.


EXCERPT:

Icy cold fingers tightened around Angel’s wrist, jerking her hand back against her arm. She gasped, and her eyes widened as her wrist cracked under the pressure. Her knees grew weak and she fell forward, grabbing the crushed velvet theater seat in front of her. Her fingernails bit into the fabric as her mother’s eyes blazed down at her. A high-pitched screech filtered in from the hall, and Angel’s heart pounded in her chest.
“That would be your sister unlocking the back door.”Her mother’s voice was hard, not an unfamiliar tone to Angel. Her mother’s fingers opened and Angel’s hand dropped like a rock. She grabbed it, clutching it to her chest. Her wrist throbbed and she couldn’t feel her fingers, but she knew it wouldn’t last. It never did. Her mother always knew when to stop.
“I want everything brought in and the boxes emptied on stage before everyone arrives. You only have an hour. Now, get moving.” Her mother rolled her eyes as Angel dropped her arm and shook her hand to relieve the pain. The tingling in her fingertips disappeared, and Angel opened her mouth but her mother just waved her hand, dismissing her, as she pointedly checked her watch.
“One hour, Angel. Not a minute more.”  Her mother turned on her heels then waltzed out the side door.

Angel’s fear subsided enough that anger took over as she stomped up the aisle. Her footsteps echoed through the dark musty theater, blocking all other sounds around her. One more year. Just one more year. She yanked open the front door, wincing as pain shot across her ribs—a faint reminder from the last time she disappointed her mother. Angel sucked in a breath, and the cold metal handle slipped from her fingers as she grabbed her side. They say time heals all wounds. Well, they really got that one wrong.



http://www.amazon.com/Knew-Then-Lynda-Kaye-Frazier-ebook/dp/B00ZHIMEKE/ref=sr_1_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1436148167&sr=1-3&keywords=if+i+knew+then






          An Anthology filled with 15 full length stories of different genre's but all about love.

My story..Leather Chaps and Broken Promises


Jack Austin’s life was spiraling out of control. He lost his Grandfather, the only girl he ever loved and was now going to lose his home.  He had no idea what he was going to do until he woke one morning to a set of keys on his dresser. Keys that opened a locked desk that held the answer to his prayers.  Can Jack find the secret hidden on the ranch and win back Katrina, or will his Father finally destroy his dreams?  Forcing him back into the family business and an arranged marriage he walked away from years ago.

EXCERPT:

Jack lowered his head, capturing her mouth, crushing her to him.
“I need you,” he whispered against her moist lips. 
“Hurry, then.” She tightened her legs around his hips, and he stumbled toward the stairs. “We might not make it if you don’t.” Kat giggled as Jack tripped on the landing.
“Oh, we’ll make it,” he said, taking two steps at a time. Her soft, sexy laugh was intoxicating.
“Are you sure?” she whispered against his neck. 
His breath caught in his throat, and he froze as her tongue danced along his ear.
“That’s not fair.” His voice cracked, and his knees shook with each stroke. “Just remember, you brought this on yourself,” he said as he hoisted her up, tossing her over his shoulder.
“Jack, put me down. I’ll behave. I promise.” Kat’s voice dripped with sarcasm, His hand traced up her squirming thigh, and she shuttered, a faint moan escaping her lips. He lifted his hand, smacking down onto the tight denim that hugged the curves that teased him. Kat shrieked, and it echoed in the darkened staircase.
“You’re going to pay for that,” she said, laughing as he raced to the top. 
Jack lowered her to the floor, backing her against the bedroom door. Her heavy lashes shadowed her pink-tinged cheeks. She glanced up, biting her lower lip, looking so damn sexy. Jack let go a low growl and pulled her close. His hand stroked the length of her back up to her slender neck. He wrapped her long blond curls in his hand and pulled her head to the side, revealing her silky bronzed neck. His lips trailed a path to her shoulder, and she shivered in his grasp.
“Two can play this game,” Kat murmured as her hand slipped into the waistband of his jeans. 
Jack kissed the hollow of her neck, pressing into her. 

“Yeah, but I’m so much better at it than you are.” His seductive tone spoke his intention as he opened the door, backing her in, kicking it closed behind them. 






http://www.amazon.com/Affairs-Heart-Romance-Box-Vol-ebook/dp/B011JBFFXA/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1436881580&sr=8-8&keywords=affairs+of+the+heart

Let me know in a comment below how you started your journey into the life of a reader, or writer and let me know which one of my books you would like to win. I will draw a winner on the 19th.
Follow the links below for other amazing stories, and prizes to be won.



Participating Blogs:
1. DDS @ b00k r3vi3ws (Host)  
2. Lexie @ Murray of Letho  
3. flahertylandscape  
4. Lynn's Corner  
5. Emily-Ann Walsh  
6. Lindsay Edmunds  
7. Kishan @levyingkishan  
8. IntrospectivePress  
9. Landscape story?  
10. Purba Chakraborty  
11. Linda S. Prather  
12. Stephanie@ 100 Pages A Day  
13. Readaholic Zone  
14. 4covert2overt A Place in The Spotlight  
15. The Bridge of Deaths  
16. Defining Ways  
17. HL Carpenter  
18. Andrea Buginsky, Author  
19. The Book Cellar  
20. Confessions Of A Reader  
21. Emily Ann Ward  
22. Lora Palmer  
23. Kim Golden  
24. Deb Atwood  
25. Deal Sharing Aunt  
26. Buffy's Ramblings  
27. J.D.R. Hawkins  
28. Kritika @ So Many books, So little time  
29. Claudette Alexander  
30. Shree Janani @ Book and Ink  
31. R. P. Wollbaum, Author  
32. Rupali Rajopadhye Rotti  
33. Romila  
34. Njkinny @ Njkinny's World of Books & Stuff  
35. Natural Bri  
36. Leigh Anderson Romance  
37. MJ Summers  
38. Zoe Forward  
39. Paula M @ Her Book Thoughts!  
40. Two Americans in China  
41. Privy Trifles  
42. Annemarie @ Child of Destiny The Series  
43. A Leisure Moment  
44. The ToiBox of words  
45. Ruty @ReadingDreaming  
46. Words, Light, and Sound  
47. Mazzy @ Obsessed by Books  
48. Marilou George  
49. Lynda Kaye Frazier  
50. Taffey Tawanna Champion  
51. Susan Oleksiw  
52. Jenny Bynum  
53. Lauren @ Northern Plunder  
54. On Ecology--Kenneth Grahame  
55. Argyle Dollhaus  
56. Isla Grey  
57. Paul Hewlett  
58. Landscape Mysteries: Algernon Blackwood  
59. Lois  
60. Nancy's Blog  
61. Camille Faye  
62. Readers' Muse  
63. Claudette Alexander  
64. Existential Garden Visits--Borges  

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