Fairest of the Faire by Susabelle Kelmer
Tagline:
The
renaissance fair is filled with characters and romance, but will it
end in storybook love?
Book
Information:
Theme:
Second Chance Love
SubGenre:
Contemporary
Publisher:
The Wild Rose Press
Imprint:
Champagne
Rating:
Spicy (PG13)
Keywords:
romance, contemporary romance, widow, Renaissance Faire
Page
Count:
296
Digital
Price:
4.99
Print Price (if applicable): 15.99
Blurb:
Schoolteacher
Connie Meyers is suddenly a young widow, her husband killed in a
horrific car accident. Heartbroken to find out he had gambled away
everything they had, she moves to her sister-in-law's Midwest home to
rebuild her life. A trip to the local Renaissance Faire with her
nieces leads to a summer job as a costumed storyteller.
Avowed
bad boy and fair performer Gage Younglood is infatuated with Connie
at first sight. Despite his deliberately commitment-free life, and
Connie's don't-touch-me attitude, he soon has her in his arms,
realizing quickly she is also in his heart.
When
she is threatened by her late husband's bookie, he steps into the
role of protector, his fate forever sealed with hers.
Excerpt:
“Who
said anything about a relationship?” he said, standing up so he
could tower over her again. “I’m just trying to have a little
fun. You know, fun?”
If
he’d been an animal, she was sure he’d have had hair raised on
the back of his neck, he seemed so angry, and it struck her
painfully. She hadn’t wanted to anger him or hurt him. She turned
away from him and closed her eyes to tamp down the tears she knew
would come if she let them. She crossed her arms over her chest, to
hold in the pain. Being tired made her much too vulnerable.
“Yes,”
she finally said. “I know about fun. Life isn’t always fun,
though.”
“Princess.”
His voice was soft, tender. “I won’t hurt you. It’s not in my
plan.”
Despite
herself, she felt the shivers of desire race down from her shoulders,
down her arms and legs, and back up to that secret, soft place at her
core. She bowed her head and gritted her teeth, hoping for the
feeling to go away.
“And
what is your plan, Gage?”
“It’s
a simple plan. I want you to feel good. I want to feel good, too.”
Available
June 5, 2015
(more
news on outlet releases like Amazon and B&N to follow)
About
the Author:
Susabelle
Kelmer is a wife and mother living at the base of the Rocky Mountains
in northern Colorado. She believes in romance, second chances, and
the magic of moonlight. When she isn't writing, she works with
students with disabilities in the college environment.
http://www.susabelle.com
Susabelle’s
tagline: Love
is Everything.
Website
– http://www.susabelle.com
Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/SusabelleKelmer
Email:
susabelle.kelmer@gmail.com
Thank you for hosting me today! A lot of love went into this story, and I'm happy to be able to share that with the world!
ReplyDeletesounds like a good book. thank you!
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