It’s
Valentine’s Day! How about a little romance? Several years ago author Lois
Winston (she who writes those books about moi) contributed three short stories to three charity anthologies. She
recently received the rights back to those stories, added a fourth, and has
published Once Upon a Romance, four short love stories. And
because it’s Valentine’s Day, Lois has a gift for one of our readers. Post a
comment for a chance to win an e-copy of Once Upon a Romance. Don’t
forget to include your email address so we can contact you, or check back on
Sunday to see if you’ve won. Lois can’t send you a book if she has no way of
getting in touch with you. -- AP
Sometimes you have to kiss a lot of frogs before you
find your prince charming. Follow the heroines of these four fun, flirty, and
heartwarming short romances as they deal with love lost and found again. Each
tale is a perfect coffee-break read. Titles include:
I’ll Never Fall in Love Again!!!—After receiving a
“Dear Jane” text message, Chloe Bradford stitches herself a sampler to
reinforce her determination not to lose her heart ever again. Will it work?
Portrait of Love—Amelia Gordon’s husband embezzled
millions, then lost it all at the racetrack. Now he’s dead, and she’s the town
pariah. Will her crazy idea involving a superstar she’s never met keep the bank
from foreclosing?
Your Muse or Mine?—After one too many rejection
letters, aspiring romance novelist Tess Shepherd is through with her demanding
muse Eunice. With the help of neighbor Greg Fielding, she tosses all her
unpublished manuscripts away. Did she do the right thing?
The Reluctant Bridesmaid—Paige loses her boyfriend
to her cousin. Now she’s stuck being a bridesmaid at their wedding. Could it
get any worse? Too bad there’s never a knight on a white charger hanging around
when you need one.
5 comments:
Read like the perfect stories for Valentine's.
Some hit it right with the first frog they kiss, some have to experience several guys before Mr. Rightman appears. The losers, I believe, are those who never try from fear of failing.
Rayne Golay
All stories sound great. Love the variety of premises. I wish you well with this.
Pat Marine AT yahoo DOT com
Thanks for stopping by Rayne and Pat. I've entered you both into the drawing.
My kids gave me a kindle for Christmas to I can actually read these e-books now.
Kathy, what a great Christmas gift!
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