Got Kindle Unlimited? Try these...

A few of my friends have books in Kindle Unlimited, and I'm just about to make seven of my titles available in KU, so I thought today I'd pimp some recommended reads.... I've linked to Aimee and Suzanne's author pages on Amazon, because they both have other books in Kindle Unlimited too that you might like to check out while you are there...

First up - and this one is also FREE at the moment, and #1 in Amazon.co.uk and #2 in Amazon.com

The Accidental Life of Greg Millar - by Aimee Alexander...

From the best selling author of Pause to Rewind comes this moving family drama about the lengths we go to for the people we love.

Lucy Arigho is not the sort of woman to be swept off her feet. She is sober, career-minded and numb since the death of her fiancé. So it's completely out of character for her to race a man in traffic - and even more unusual when they meet again and she is irritated, intrigued and finally enraptured by the driver, writer Greg Millar. Within eight weeks, she is seriously considering his pleas to marry him and wondering if she can take on his two motherless children. But before she can make a decision about becoming part of Greg's world, events plunge her right into it. Her careful existence is shattered as she has to figure out how to handle two vulnerable children and face the fact that she doesn't really know the man whose life has so overwhelmed hers.

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Next, from the very talented Suzanne Ross Jones...

See You In My Dreams - by Suzanne Ross Jones...
When Vicky Simpson arrives from Edinburgh as a worried relative in nurse Ryan McGregor's hospital, there's an immediate attraction between the two.
As a trained nurse herself, Vicky stays in the area to help care for her sister's injured husband. It's a small town and it proves impossible for Vicky and Ryan to avoid each other. And, the attraction grows.
But Vicky doesn't intend to stay in Aberbrig once her brother-in-law has recovered and Ryan is firmly settled there. So they face a dilemma: Should they nurture their growing romance knowing that any future it has would be long distance? Or should they end things before someone gets hurt?
See You In My Dreams can be read as a stand-alone novella. This sweet romance was originally published by D C Thomson as a People's Friend Pocket Novel and will be published as a large print Linford Romance in 2015.

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And last, but not least, the fabulous newly released, erotic romance from Kitty French, Genie...

Genie - by Kitty French...

The queen of the sex scene is back. USA Today bestselling author Kitty French returns with a brand new, smokin' hot story to set your kindle on fire.
One complete story. No cliffhanger. Hold onto your corset strings, we're going burlesque!
Feathers. Lies. Glitter. Secrets. Lust. 
Meet Genie Divine, the wise-cracking London show-girl on a hell-bent mission to save her beloved family theatre.
Now meet Abel Kingdom, the australian gym mogul determined to buy it out from underneath her. 
On paper they have nothing in common, and when they meet, they have even less. 
The only thing they DO have is chemistry.
Undeniable, rip-my-clothes-off-and-do-me-now-against-the-wall chemistry. 
He wants her theatre. She wants him dead. 
The stage is set for an explosive summer…

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Download one, two, three, or more! And if anyone has a book they'd like to recommend, just leave a comment with a link in...

Christmas Reads with added firemen!

More updates for my Christmas Reads page.
Sally Clements, Suzanna Ross, Rae Summers, Rachel Lyndhurst, Maya Blake, Talli Roland, Diane Alberts, Stacey Joy Netzel, Jennifer Probst and Kitty French all have books on the Christmas Reads page - and now I'm pleased to announce they've been joined by a whole station house of firefighters!

Blaze by the Minxes of Romance is available now-
Pop on over, and have a look!

The Next Big Thing - Blog stop...

Good morning everyone, I've been tagged by Rachel Lyndhurst to continue The Next Big Thing Blog Tour - thank you, Rachel! I have a couple of great authors to follow and find out about at the end of my post - do continue on and check them out!

The idea of the blog stop is that we talk about our current or next release

What is the title of your latest book?
My latest book is called Angel All Year. Here's a little about it:
Being dead sucks.
Angela Reilly doesn’t like being an Angel. She’d much prefer to be the bride she was on the day she died. Instead of the life she’d dreamed of, she gets to watch her heartbroken husband fall to pieces in the year after her death, without a hope of offering comfort.
Lucen Bright is new angel Angela’s mentor, a job he’s finding increasingly difficult as he falls in love with his ward. Tasked with helping Angela move on in the afterlife, he must be there for her as her husband falls in love with someone new – not an easy task considering he tried to kill the man who replaced him in his own wife’s affections.
Romance’s flame flickers as Lucen and Angela grow closer. But when her husband Tom dies, will Angela re-unite with the love of her life – or pledge herself to the love of her afterlife?

Where did the idea come from for the book?
 I thought to myself that whereas we all know the effect that losing someone dear to us has on the living, it might be equally traumatic and difficult for the person who has died to make the transition...

What genre does your book fall under?
It's set in the present day - but she's an angel - as is her sexy angel mentor, so I guess it's contemporary romance with paranormal elements!

What actors would you choose to play the part of your characters in a movie rendition?
Angela would be played by Amy Adams, Her husband Tom would be played by James Marsden, and the gorgeous, long suffering hero, Lucen - well, Hugh Jackman (and the link features a wet and wonderful Hugh) would do a great job!

What is the one sentence synopsis of your book?
Death separates Angela from the one man she's ever loved, but new love beckons in the form of angel Lucen, her angel mentor.

Is your book self-published or represented by an agency?
This one is self-published.

How long did it take you to write the first draft of the manuscript?
It took me four or five weeks to write the first draft.

What other books would you compare this story to within your genre?
Angel All Year is a warm contemporary, with a lot of banter between Angela and Lucen. I don't normally write paranormal, so have no idea what it compares to within that genre, but of my other books, I think Angel All Year compares most closely to The Morning After in 'mood.'

Who or what inspired you to write this book?
The idea - what if the one you loved died young - and you met someone new, married them, and spent a lifetime with them. When it comes time to re-unite in death, do you re-unite with your first love, or your later one?

What else about your book might pique the reader's interest?
Angel All Year is a quick read of 12,000 words. Although it sounds like a heavy topic, it really isn't. Of all my books, it is the one that everyone seems to love. Lucen is a black winged, torso baring angel...He's been generating some fan mail all of his own!

I've some news about a release next year, I'm dying to share but am waiting until I have completed the contract signing before sharing, and am working on Embers in the Sand, which is a companion story to The Morning After, featuring Cara's brother, Ryan.

To see what some of my other writer friends are doing, I'm tagging...
Maya Blake and Kitty French.

Check them out this day next week!