Daily Deals: Is Valentine’s Day over yet?
The Trouble With Valentine’s Day by Rachel Gibson. $ .99 AMZN | Google Play
From the Jacket Copy:
It’s the one day each year when being single is a sin…
The Trouble With Valentine’s Day?
It just plain stinks!
Kate Hamilton should know. Dumped by her boyfriend, burnt out by her job, she’s returned to Gospel, Idaho, where a Mountain Momma Crafters’ original poetry reading is about as good as it gets on a Friday night. Then her first attempted seduction of a hunky stranger is completely rejected. So much for her self-esteem!
It turns out that Rob Sutter, former ice hockey madman, owner of Sutter’s Sports—and the hunky stranger who told her to get lost—has been more than burned by love and isn’t looking for a relationship. But then he and Kate find themselves in an ultra-compromising position in the M&S Market after-hours, giving the phrase “clean up in aisle five” a whole new meaning, and causing a whole lot of gossip in Gospel…
Also, Google Play, a book about the Army / Navy rivalry is not a romance. I mean, there could be romance in there because of homoerotic overtones but it’s not a romance.
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The Librarian Principle by Helena Hunting. $ .99
From the Jacket Copy:
Annaliese Harper knows that one tiny mistake can jeopardize a career before it’s even begun. Letting your boss find the extensive collection of porn on your personal laptop is one way. Sleeping with him is another. Liese manages to do both.
As the new librarian at a prestigious small-town private high school, Liese is drawn to her sexy, charismatic principal, Ryder Whitehall—an attraction she refuses to acknowledge given their relationship and her recent liberation from a delusional ex-boyfriend.
Liese is certain Ryder’s flirtation is the product of her sex-deprived imagination—until he discovers her digital porn stash during working hours and demands a private meeting. Behind closed doors, their attraction explodes into a dangerous, passionate affair that not only threatens their jobs and reputations, but most of all, their hearts.
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Better When He’s Bad by Jay Crownover. $ 1.99
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There’s a difference between a bad boy and a boy who’s bad. . . . Meet Shane Baxter.
Sexy, dark, and dangerous, Bax isn’t just from the wrong side of the tracks, he is the wrong side of the tracks. A criminal, a thug, and a brawler, he was the master of bad choices, until one such choice landed him in prison for five years. Now Bax is out and looking for answers, and he doesn’t care what he has to do or who he has to hurt to get them. But there’s a new player in the game, and she’s much too innocent, much too soft . . . and standing directly in his way.
Dovie Pryce knows all about living a hard life and the tough choices that come with it. She’s always tried to be good, tried to help others, and tried not to let the darkness pull her down. But the streets are fighting back, things have gone from bad to worse, and the only person who can help her is the scariest, sexiest, most complicated ex-con the Point has ever produced.
Bax terrifies her, awakening feelings she never thought she’d have for a guy like him. But it doesn’t take Dovie long to realize . . . some boys are just better when they’re bad.
There is a second book in the series that is coming out tomorrow called Better When He’s Bold. The Bad cover is definitely better than the Bold cover.
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The Unseen by Katherine Webb. $ 1.99.
From the Jacket Copy:
“Occult happenings, romantic passion, and murder disrupt the peace of a Berkshire village in 1911 in this hauntingly good novel.”
–Marie Claire (UK)
Katherine Webb’s debut novel, The Legacy, was an international bestseller–and her remarkable second effort, The Unseen, is as gripping, thrilling, and unforgettable as her first. In this compelling story of love, deception, obsession, and illusion, the arrival of two dangerous strangers in a small village in England in the early 1900s disrupts the quiet lives of a vicar with a fascination with spiritualism and his naïve young wife, and ultimately leads to murder. The Unseen is literary suspense at its most entertaining and enthralling, truly superior fiction not unlike the captivating tales of Kate Morton and Diane Setterfield.
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The Librarian Principle by Helena Hunting is a reworked Twilight fanfic which was previously entitled iMac Fiasco.
The Trouble with Valentine’s Day is my favourite Rachel Gibson book. So good.
NB: Do not date guys with their own names tattooed on them. In real life it tends to be a CLUE.
@marjorie: *dies*
The Crownover is $0.99 at Amazon now.
@marjorie: I just laughed so loud that I scared my dog! btw what does “NB” mean?
Thanks for the heads up on the Gibson deal.
Elle Kennedy’s One Night of Sin is free. http://amzn.com/B00LRXRO4Y
Lauren Layne’s Only with You is $0.99. http://amzn.com/B00CKURYHU
Really like Layne’s writing.
@AJ: I googled it –
“Nota bene – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Nota bene is an Italian and Latin phrase meaning “note well”. The phrase first appeared in writing circa 1721. Often abbreviated as “N.B.”, “N.b.” or “n.b.”, nota …”