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Wednesday, December 17, 2014

BOOK BLITZ: A New Beginning - Lorhainne Eckhart + Giveaway ($100 Amazon GC + 3 Audiobooks!)


Book & Author Details:

The Friessens: A New Beginning by Lorhainne Eckhart 
(The Friessens: A New Beginning #1-4) 
Genres: Adult, Romance



Synopsis book 1:
In THE DEADLINE, Andy Friessen has packed up everything and moved his family two states away, to Montana, to protect his wife, Laura, his newborn babies, and his stepson, Gabriel, from the threats of his mother. What Andy doesn’t know is that they’ll soon face a new threat, one he never saw coming.


Gabriel is sick, and a trip to the doctor confirms Laura and Andy’s worst nightmare: Without a lifesaving transplant, their son won’t survive.



What Andy doesn’t count on, as he tracks down the young man who fathered Gabriel, as well as Laura’s estranged parents, is that a whole host of problems are about to be unleashed.



THE FRIESSENS: A NEW BEGINNING:
The Deadline (Andy & Laura)
The Price to Love (Neil & Candy)
A Different Kind of Love (Brad & Emily)
A Vow of Love, A Friessen Family Christmas



**The stories in this series are romances filled with sexual tension, rough language, passion, the ideals of family, love and loyalty and The Friessen men in these stories are strong sexy alpha males. And are not your typical happily ever after.


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“Look, this is just for the night.” Andy closed their hotel room door, setting the baby bassinets on the bed. This had been the only room available, with two queen beds and a pullout sofa. Laura had tucked Gabriel into one of the beds and he’d fallen asleep as soon as she took off his shoes, but Andy was worried as he glanced over at their son. Laura was nursing Chelsea, and Jeremy was lying on the bed beside her, kicking up his legs.

“How’s he doing?” Andy slid his coat off and dumped it over their luggage.

“He just wants to sleep, Andy. I tried to get him to drink some water,” Laura said.
Andy nodded. “Let him sleep. Hopefully, he’ll be better in the morning and these two won’t pick up whatever bug he’s got.”

The last thing Laura wanted was two babies sick along with Gabriel. Flu bugs and colds generally went through the entire house, taking them all down one by one. The fact was that Laura was so damn tired that her bones ached. Getting up twice a night to feed the twins was starting to take its toll on her. On the bed beside her, as if reading her thoughts, Jeremy started fussing, cramming his fist into his mouth.

“Andy, I don’t know how much longer I can nurse these two,” Laura said. “When I feed one, the other needs feeding, and then they both need to be changed and…” She glanced up at him and felt bad immediately. “I’m sorry. I didn’t mean it. I’m just tired.”

“I know you’re tired,” he said, picking up Jeremy. “Hey there, what are you doing, giving your mama a hard time?”

Every time Andy held one of the babies, it tugged on a spot in Laura’s heart. He loved them so deeply, and he was an amazing father. He’d never allow anything to happen to them. At times, Andy could be over the top; so strong and so unbending. She may have once doubted his love for her, but never for the babies——not even for Gabriel, who wasn’t his biological son.

“I’ll get Chelsea and Jeremy bathed. You get some rest,” Andy said.

“I’d love to have a hot bath,” she said, putting it out there for him.

Maybe Andy took that to mean something else, as he sat beside her on the bed, sliding his arm around her. “Maybe after I get these two down, I’ll join you,” he said.

After all, it had been a while since they’d made love——before the twins, and Andy was not a man to wait. He was hot blooded and so male, but he’d been patient. Whatever opportunity there had been, well, she’d fallen asleep. They’d had nothing more than a chaste kiss here and there; a touch, a caress, right before one of the twins cried out or Gabriel raced in. They needed privacy and time, after she was rested. Right now, she had a choice between loving her husband and letting him do all those wonderful things that had her screaming out his name as he filled her over and over, or wrapping her arms around her pillow and falling into a deep sleep. Well, it was the pillow that won right now, hands down. She wondered if other women felt the same way she did. She heard that marriages often went through a rough patch after kids——and now she understood why.

Chelsea slipped off her breast, and Andy’s eyes went right there. They exchanged babies, and when Jeremy latched on to her other breast and started suckling, she leaned back against the pillow and closed her eyes for just a minute. The next thing she knew, Andy was taking Jeremy from her and tucking her in bed.


About the Author: 


USA Today bestselling author Lorhainne Eckhart’s books have been described as Longmire meets old school Dallas and she recently received the 2013 Readers’ Favorite Award for Romantic Suspense for her title Lost and Found. With over 30 titles under her belt, she is frequently a top 100 bestselling author in multiple genres such as Romance, Westerns and Mystery/Suspense, including such series as The Outsider, Walk the Right Road, The Wilde Brothers, The Saved and her most recent addition The Friessens: A New Beginning.


Lorhainne lives on sunny Salt Spring Island with her family where she is working on her next novel. 



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Saturday, December 13, 2014

The Dr Pepper Prophecies Audiobook Review

**Disclaimer: I received a free copy of these books in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions on this book are my own.**




A laugh-out-loud chick lit/romantic comedy novel. Written with dry wit and just a touch of insanity. If you're a fan of Sophie Kinsella, Helen Fielding (Bridget Jones's Diary), Marian Keyes, or Jane Costello, or just love your romcoms, you'll love this!
Twenty-five-year-old Mel Parker has a few tiny problems:
Her job is terrible
She's been dumped yet again
Her ex is now her boss
Her parents think she's a loser compared to her perfect younger sister
All her efforts to improve her life seem doomed to failure
There just isn't enough chocolate in the world to make up for the above

The one good thing in her life has always been her best friend, Will, who has seen her through every crisis from lost toys to pregnancy scares. But his girlfriend (who's prettier, better-dressed, more successful, and secretly evil) is determined to replace Mel as the woman in his life, and how is Mel supposed to compete?
So what do you do when you've pretty much given up on your own life? Help others, of course!
After all, what's the worst that can happen?

The Dr. Pepper Prophecies was a great joy to read...well, to hear. Jennifer Gilby Roberts is a great writer and offers up a humorous look at what life is like when you're in love with your best friend but you don't know you're in love with your best friend. Melanie's life is in shambles and the more she tries to help others find love, the more damage she does. Through all of this she's had Will right by her side but now the possibility of him marrying someone else sends her head first into the realization that she is in love with Will and that she is the right woman for him. Between her pregnancy scare, attempt to look at her own cervix in an airplane bathroom, failed attempts at finding her roommate, Beth, a boyfriend, a horrendous start to a job interview, and tirade that ends up causing her to lose her job; I could not stop laughing!
I wasn't sure if I was going to enjoy the fact that this was an audiobook. I've never listened to an audiobook before and I was a little apprehensive about having someone read a book to me. I must say that I was pleasantly surprised! I loved the fact that the narrator had an English accent to fit the story, which takes place in England, and that her voice was so light and upbeat that it didn't feel like someone was reading a story to me. It felt more like a friend re-telling a story than just someone reading it. 
I really enjoyed this book. I love Jennifer's writing style and her sense of humor. I definitely recommend this book if you're looking for a funny, upbeat, chick-lit read. (Especially if you're a fan of Emma by Jane Austen!)



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