Get lost in a world of rock stars, romance and paparazzi in this new adult/contemporary romance series!
BOOK DESCRIPTION: Ella White had no idea that one phone call could change her life.
She and her band, The Wild Diamonds, were doing a radio interview when a firefighter named Dean called in and asked her to be his date to a charity ball.
What started as a date for a good cause quickly turns into a whirlwind romance, but can Dean handle life in the spotlight?
THE WILD DIAMONDS Series:
Each book in this series follows a different member of the world-famous rock band The Wild Diamonds as they fall in love.
Book 1: Love and Lyrics
Book 2: Love in the Studio
Book 3: Love on Radio
Book 4: Love on Stage (Coming soon!)
Book 5: Love in the Spotlight (Coming soon!)
Fans of Bella Andre, Kate Perry and Jasinda Wilder will love going on tour with The Wild Diamonds in this spicy romance series with rockin’ women, sexy men and steamy romance that leaves you begging for more.
***This 18,000 word erotic novella contains explicit sex scenes, and is not suitable for anyone under 18.***
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Astrid and Lola, sisters in exile in Paris, are inextricably linked to the separatist struggle in their native Basque country. They await the release from prison of Lola's lover Mikel, who has served twenty years for terrorist acts. But Mikel vanishes on release, sending both sisters on an increasingly frantic search that brings up their long-buried past. Full of sustained menace, of reluctant yet addictive relationships, Castro's Dream is a story of love and the forces that are its undoing. Views: 12
If you love David Sedaris, you'll have to read Marion Winik's anything-but-traditional tales of traveling with her cranky family in tow. From lost teenagers and missed connections to overpriced drinks and gambling mishaps, Winik–author of seven memoirs, and a Morning Edition commentator on NPR– illuminates the unexpected pleasures of journeying out of your comfort zone. Ranging from Paris to Peru, from New Orleans to Uganda to the Atlantis resort in the Bahamas, these travel essays are full of life, humor, and humanity. Whether or not you're hitting the road solo or with loved ones trailing behind, you'll want these on your e-reader before you set out. Views: 12
