Marie
Marie
The world appears small when you try to run away from problems. Troubled minds don't see it that way.
The Allbright family cannot see it that way. Husband, Ernt, has been affected by violence which his mind brought home after Vietnam. His wife Cora will follow him and support him no matter what the situation. Daughter, Leni, loves her parents, but knows the stress cannot continue.
In the early 1970's, Ernt repeatedly loses jobs. His last resort at an attempt to provide for the family is to relocate to Homer, Alaska. He states his volatile moods will disappear if they are off the grid, grow and catch their food, and live on love.
Leni wants the best for him and her mom is her soulmate, so she wants to help make this idea work. Initially Ernt's temper is assuaged, and he makes a go at living in the wilds. He makes enemies fast, though.
One enemy is Matthew Walker's father. The problem with this is, as young teenagers, Matthew and Leni have grown to like and care for each other.
As winter inevitably overtakes the land, Ernt's dark mood descends and there's little to curb his violent actions toward his family and the surrounding village people. Leni is forced to hide any contact with Matthew. It's emotionally draining on Leni, but she knows it has to be no matter what her heart wants.
Arguments and physical fights erupt, people are hurt, and people are killed and damaged for life. Cora and Leni have one last chance to live or die in the catastrophic winter off the grid.
Their choices change a lot of lives, leaving a new opportunity to start fresh. Leni's love for Matthew and his for her is pushed aside until an opportunity to rekindle is offered. The problem is whether their love will bring them together again or the pain endured will hold them back.
The Great Alone creates an unimaginable life, hardship, strength, and weakness that love finds a way to rebuild when the hearts are true.
Happy reading,
Dawn
by Lexi Post
has released!
He’s
done with everything changing on him. But what if she was the change he needed?
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Jackson Dunn has come home from his deployment with a
baby he didn’t know he had, only to find the family cattle ranch is becoming a
dude ranch, his oldest brother has married their enemy’s daughter, and his
robust father is now in a wheelchair. That’s far more change than he’s willing
to handle. He’s not even sure how his brothers think he can work when he has a
tiny, pooping machine to take care of and his mind keeps jumping back to the
war zone. To make matters worse, the first “guests” arrive and the last thing
he has time for is a woman who keeps wandering away from the activities she’s
supposed to be at.
Danielle “Dani” Hubbard has burned up her Mr. Right
checklist and plans to enjoy two weeks at home watching movies, eating ice
cream, and sleeping. Unfortunately, her friend whisks her away on a two-week
vacation she won to a dude ranch, and Dani finds herself sleeping in bunkbeds,
getting up before dawn, and chowing down with dozens of others. Intrigued that
one of the Dunn brothers, who own the ranch, appears about as happy to be there
as she is, she makes her vacation more interesting by investigating the sullen
cowboy. The more she discovers about him, the more she’s convinced he’s the
perfect Mr. Wrong.
As much as Jackson doesn’t want to admit it, Dani is
actually helpful, from her advice on taking care of his daughter to putting in
fence posts. That their physical attraction is off the charts, just makes their
time together more enjoyable. She’s also much easier to talk to than his
family, and only she has witnessed his flashbacks. Unfortunately, she’s a guest
and has to go back to her life three hours away. Now, he has to decide if he’s
opened up to her because she’ll be leaving and he won’t have to face her, or if
it’s something else…something more.
Just her luck, she discovers too late that Mr. Wrong could well be Mr. Right.
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Lexi Bio:
Lexi Post is a New York Times and USA Today best-selling author of romance
inspired by the classics. She spent years in higher education taking and
teaching courses about the classical literature she loved. From Edgar Allan
Poe's short story “The Masque of the Red Death” to Tolstoy’s War and Peace, she's read, studied, and
taught wonderful classics.
But Lexi's first love is romance novels so she married her two first loves, romance
and the classics. Whether it’s sizzling cowboys, dashing dukes, hot immortals,
or hunks from out of this world, Lexi provides a sensuous experience with a
“whole lotta story.”
Lexi is living her own happily ever after with her husband and her two cats
in Florida. She makes her own ice cream every weekend, loves bright colors, and
you’ll never see her without a hat.
Marie
When it comes to love and romance, it doesn't matter what part of the world (London here) or what age the occurrence happens.
Ciara and Max met when they were seven. They didn't live near one another or share a school. They were in a psychological study that met every seven years. They started with friendship, then a crush, and moved on to a short relationship which ended in flames.
Ciara has many emotional issues about wanting everyone to like her, sometimes at her own expense. A few months before the twenty-eight year study, she planned on attracting her boss. She wanted to write off any feelings for Max, and this might do the trick.
Max has been wandering Europe while playing with a band, which is partly fun and partly lonely. He contacts Ciara several months prior to the study, needing a place to stay. I know what you're thinking. This is where the ingredients to the love potion begins to bubble.
Not quite.
A lot of misconceptions and life predicaments need to be voiced and sorted out. Do they take the time, and can they understand the difficulties each face? I hope so because they could love each other and create a beautiful life if they open their ears and their hearts.
Happy reading,
Dawn
by Lexi Post
is now available for preorder.
Releasing March 18th
Jackson Dunn has come home from his deployment with a
baby he didn’t know he had, only to find the family cattle ranch is becoming a
dude ranch, his oldest brother has married their enemy’s daughter, and his
robust father is now in a wheelchair. That’s far more change than he’s willing
to handle. He’s not even sure how his brothers think he can work when he has a
tiny, pooping machine to take care of and his mind keeps jumping back to the
war zone. To make matters worse, the first “guests” arrive and the last thing
he has time for is a woman who keeps wandering away from the activities she’s
supposed to be at.
Danielle “Dani” Hubbard has burned up her Mr. Right
checklist and plans to enjoy two weeks at home watching movies, eating ice
cream, and sleeping. Unfortunately, her friend whisks her away on a two-week
vacation she won to a dude ranch, and Dani finds herself sleeping in bunkbeds,
getting up before dawn, and chowing down with dozens of others. Intrigued that
one of the Dunn brothers, who own the ranch, appears about as happy to be there
as she is, she makes her vacation more interesting by investigating the sullen
cowboy. The more she discovers about him, the more she’s convinced he’s the
perfect Mr. Wrong.
As much as Jackson doesn’t want to admit it, Dani is
actually helpful, from her advice on taking care of his daughter to putting in
fence posts. That their physical attraction is off the charts, just makes their
time together more enjoyable. She’s also much easier to talk to than his
family, and only she has witnessed his flashbacks. Unfortunately, she’s a guest
and has to go back to her life three hours away. Now, he has to decide if he’s
opened up to her because she’ll be leaving and he won’t have to face her, or if
it’s something else…something more.
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There's time to catch up at the Rocky Road Ranch!
The Dunns and Haydens have been fighting for the last twenty
years. So when Amanda Hayden shows up on the Rocky Road Ranch as his father’s
new therapist, Tanner Dunn has something to say about it…and none of it’s good.
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