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Amazon Bestselling Romance Author
Tag: Contemporary Romance
I’m her husband, a bodyguard. I should’ve kept her safe.
Lucky
One minute, we’re living the dream. The next, her baby shower explodes and she’s kidnapped by terrorists. There’s no excuse for what she does next.
Callie
Lucky’s nightmares have morphed into day-terrors. He’s drinking, too, which isn’t like him at all. He says he wants to reenlist but, in his condition, he’ll surely get killed.
I can’t lose him.
That’s why I stage an intervention.
A Stand-alone Patten Securities novel with heated scenes, swearing, and a Happily-Ever-After.
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I can’t believe how much I friggin’ love her.
“Babe… You okay?”
“Mm-hmm.”
“You think we’ll ever get sick of this?”
“Doubt it.”
A diplomat is blackmailing a senator, my woman got kidnapped, and now I’m accused of murder. Are you kidding me?
This time, Patten Securities may have stepped in way too deep. Bankrolled by big bucks, synthetic heroin is pouring into the United States. The only way to keep her safe is to stop the flow.
It could turn deadly but for whom?
Even if you didn’t read book one, you’ll love Jack and Blakely as they take you on another rollercoaster ride you won’t soon forget.
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To Be (someone else) or Not to Be
So.
Do I make a new pen name for my more erotic books or not?
In my case, the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune have to do with basic math. If I make a new personna, I have less time to write.
So I wonder, will this piss off my fans?
But making a new author name takes time. It’ll need a Facebook Page, a Twitter account, a webpage, an Amazon author page, a Goodreads page… Do I need go on?
I have a four wonderful Historic Romance novels, full of passion, history and sex, just a bit more sedate.
There’s three paranormals, co-written with the now famous C.M. Seabrook that are fun-filled with wicked-witchy sex.
And now, I have written a modern thriller… and a soon to be released sports-hero novella.
I see what some very successful authors have done. For each genre, they have a different pen name so as not to confuse the reader or God forbid, cross promote to the wrong genre.
Wow.
I’m just going to have to trust that I have intelligent readers who can pick and chose the genre that feels right for them.
Then I can spend more time doing what I love.
Writing.
