It’s almost Monday-which means only a few days until the release of A RISK WORTH TAKING!!!  I can’t wait to share this book with you-and the gorgeous cover.  I look at it a few times a day and it’s sooooo hard to keep it to myself!  The cover really captures the mood of the book and of Holly & Quinn.

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Also, A RISK WORTH TAKING is now up on Goodreads, and I’d be absolutely thrilled and grateful if you added it to your TBR pile.

I’ve added a page to my website, devoted to RED RIVER-the fictional town in A RISK WORTH TAKING and in all my RED RIVER SERIES books-feel free to drop by and visit.

Hot Snippets from A RISK WORTH TAKING:

This is Holly’s first impression of Quinn when she sees him for the first time in years:

He had the walk of a man who knew himself and didn’t give a damn what the world thought of him. -Holly

And this is Quinn, well, being Quinn:

“I never kissed you the way I wanted to because I knew that if I did I wouldn’t be able to stop. I wouldn’t be able to get enough of you. And if I had thought for one second that you meant what you said that night, I would have come after you,” he said. -Quinn

“I have a feeling you’re going to taste better than all the fantasies I’ve had about you,” he murmured in a low, throaty voice that was as much a turn on as the words he spoke. -Quinn

I just love Holly and Quinn-and I hope you will too! 

Well, we’re back from our little getaway and as much as it was nice to have a change of scenery, I’m happy to be home.

For some reason, neither of my kids seem to do well with change.  Last week, sleep schedules were completely off, DD woke up a minimum of three times a night and skipped her nap at least twice.  My attempts at writing in the bakery/coffee shop weren’t as successful as I’d hoped and I spent most of my time watching DS charm the locals.  He is so friendly and in typical small-town fashion, everyone stopped to talk to us.  DS was delighted by this, and was quick to offer some of his “artwork” to interested patrons.  And there is now a delightful picture of “Lightning McQueen” hanging in the bakery-only after DS made the owner of the bakery agree that it had to stay on the wall forever.

Now we’re home and back to a somewhat normal routine, though DS still has this week off school.  We have some fun day trips planned and working during the day will be tricky, but I’m counting on my evenings again.  Oh, BTW, my morning routine got scrapped once DS got wind of me waking early and repeatedly woke up to keep me company.  So back to evenings…

By the end of this week, I need to “commit” to the partial I’ve written, as well as the synopsis, and send it off…