RIGHT KIND OF WRONG, the final book in the Books & Brews series, releases today. I had so much fun writing this story about a grumpy librarian and a bossy event planner who are so wrong for each other, but so very right 🙂
Isn’t the cover glorious? All the covers in this series were done by Paper & Sage. I’ve loved them all, but I think this one is my most favourite.
I’m so excited for MAKE ME FALL to finally be out in the wild. I loved writing Eli and Nora’s journey from neighbors who initially can’t stand each other to friends and finally to lovers. This book is an opposites attract romance that shows how a little bit of empathy and kindness can completely change how we see other people. I hope you enjoy it!
In the mood for sexy, funny sports romance? Want to check out the Perfect Play series? Going for the Goal, the third (but completely standalone) book in the series is currently on sale for $1.99 (US only as far as I can tell). I’m not sure how long the sale will last, so get it while you can!
   
  
  
I’m hanging out with the amazing Romance Chicks today, talking about REAL KIND OF LOVE. Come find out about my writing process and what makes Clem & Jake, the couple in REAL KIND OF LOVE, fall hard for each other.
http://romancechicks.com/real-kind-love/
PS, there’s a giveaway, too!
Since Clem, the heroine of my latest release REAL KIND OF LOVE, is an audiobook narrator, I thought I would share some fantastic audiobooks I’ve listened to recently.
K.M. Jackson’s TO ME I WEDÂ (narrated by Diana Luke): This was such fun story, and the narrator did a great job making every single character’s voice completely unique. The ending was particularly wonderful and Diana Luke brought the perfect amount of emotion to it.
Tessa Dare’s WHEN A SCOT TIES THE KNOT (narrated by Carmen Rose): Tessa Dare writes some of the best growly heroes out there, and Carmen Rose does a fantastic job bringing them to life. The narration captures the humour and sexual tension of the book so well.
Jill Smolinski’s OBJECTS OF MY AFFECTION (narrated by Xe Sands): I suspect Sand’s languid drawl will be polarizing, but I loved it. The narration captured the main character’s personality and journey so well and completely elevated the entire experience. This one left me with a major book hangover. Be warned, though, this isn’t a romance novel, but I think romance fans will be more than satisfied with the ending.
REAL KIND OF LOVE is finally here! This is a lighthearted & funny romance about an introverted audiobook narrator who enlists her secret crush to pose as her boyfriend during a weeklong vacation with her large & over-the-top family. I hope you love reading it as much as I loved writing it!
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Amazon: https://amzn.to/2DXG096Â
Kobo: https://bit.ly/2pSDbSRÂ
iBooks: https://apple.co/2uuSAx6Â
Nook: https://bit.ly/2Jf9vr9Â
REAL KIND OF LOVE comes out June 5. Here’s an excerpt:
“Strawberry jelly, cruller or bagel?” She held up the brown bag, pulling him from his thoughts.
“Whatever you don’t want.”
“Nope. You have to choose. We’re going to have to get to know each other a little better for this whole thing to work, and I believe your Dunkin Donuts choice is like a window to your soul.”
“Cruller.”
“Your loss.”
“So what does my choice say about me?”
“That you don’t like happiness.” He raised an eyebrow and she let out a husky laugh. “I’m kidding. Mostly. But I’m guessing it means you prefer things neat and orderly. Straightforward. There’s no clean way to eat a jelly donut.”
Huh. He’d known her for three years and never heard her make a joke before. “Can’t argue with any of that.” The assessment of his personality or the sheer messiness of jelly donuts.
“Nothing wrong with crullers. But for the record, if you’d chosen the bagel, I would have forced you to turn the car around and never speak to me again. People who don’t like donuts can’t be trusted.” She handed him his cruller, covering the bottom half with the small, square napkin, then took a bite of the other powder-covered pastry. The sound that escaped her lips as she swallowed the sugary concoction could only be described as a cross between a purr and a throaty sigh. She stretched out her legs, rubbing her thighs together in a way that almost made him run the car right off the road. “There’s something about road trips that make junk food taste even better, don’t you think?”
He tightened his left hand around the wheel. “Yep.”
There was also something about the deep, husky tone of her voice that made everything she said sound like a euphemism for sex. He tried to keep his eyes on the road, but he was helpless to stop them from wandering toward her when she made that purring sound again.
She had a dab of powdered sugar on her nose.
Christ, he should just run them into a ditch now to get it over with because there was no way he was going to survive another three hours on the road if she kept that up.
Book news! I’ve got a new, full-length release coming out on June 5th called REAL KIND OF LOVE and it’s on pre-order sale for only $0.99 until release day.
Here’s the short & sweet description:
Clem and Jake have one week to convince her quirky, overbearing family that their relationship is real during a summer vacation at a lakefront cottage. But with a growing attraction and only one bed between them, the bigger challenge is convincing themselves it’s not.
Amazon:Â https://amzn.to/2DXG096Â
Kobo:Â https://bit.ly/2pSDbSR
iBooks:Â https://apple.co/2uuSAx6
Nook:Â https://bit.ly/2Jf9vr9
And if you love the fake relationship trope as much as I do, check out these other fantastic books coming out this spring:
Pretending He’s Mine (out now)
Grumpy Fake Boyfriend (May 22)
Happy reading!
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Check out the fantastic cover for the German edition of GOING FOR THE GOAL. The e-book version will be available April 2, 2018. Click here to pre-order from Amazon.de.
Sara Rider 