When a new book arrives, it feels like a birth! The author has slaved over each word (at least a dozen times with the edits and writing). They have helped craft an amazing cover and poured over what to include in the blurb to tantalize the reader. This is their baby! And it probably took about as long (if not longer) to create!

Inkspell Publishing loves to celebrate this type of milestone with our authors! Because, before today...we have been one of the few people who read through the amazing story! We are like the doctor at the hospital, helping bring the story to life!  And we are so excited that you will be able to read this fascinating tale! 

Duty and prophecy get in the way of everything.

All I ever wanted to do was read my books, play my sports, and help people. Life and prophecy had other things in mind.

Helping people is what I do; as an empath and semi-frequent telepath, I can easily sense and understand people's needs and emotions. Sometimes even before they do. Being able to read everyone’s thoughts and feelings all the time can drive me crazy with anxiety, but that moment when I can finally make someone’s life better makes everything worth it.

Unfortunately, I’m also the next in line to rule the galaxy, I’m the only diplomat most planets will listen to, assassins try to kill me on an annoyingly regular basis, and a much-vaunted Prophecy has decreed that I’m going to die. Oh, and someone blew up my home planet.

Kind of a lot to deal with, right?

Too bad I just got another problem: a big, irritating, overbearing bodyguard with serious anger management issues.

​And I think I’m falling for him.

EXCERPT:
“Great, Clee,” I said. “Job’s all yours. I’m going to bed.”

Kenzi covered a snicker as Synie rolled her eyes. “Princess, you know the Yurilians will only talk to you.”

I leaned back in my chair and stretched my neck. “Yeah, yeah.”

Kenzi tilted his head at Synie. “Why will they only talk to the princess?”

Synie shifted uncomfortably. “King Cepheus was….” She paused, searching for the right word.

“A jerk,” Clee supplied unhelpfully.

“Clee!” Synie barked. “That’s practically treason.”

Clee shrugged. “Yep. But I already told him that to his face. He agreed with me.”

Cepheus had a weak spot for Clee, as did we all; her tendency to tell the truth and lighten the mood at the same time was curiously refreshing. And she was right: Cepheus was a terrible diplomat.

With another reproachful glare at Clee, who was no longer paying attention, Synie continued, “King Cepheus was less than sympathetic toward their grain dispute with us. Andromeda smoothed things over and managed to talk them down from outright war.”

Kenzi’s eyes bugged. “They were going to declare war on us, just for some grain?”

“Food is a common reason people go to war,” I said. “Or, rather, lack of it. When people starve, they feel they have nothing left to lose.” Perseus’s words came back to me: people who have nothing to lose, fear nothing.

That was true on a global scale as well as a personal one, I supposed.

Kenzi’s dark eyes turned to me and he gave me an awed smile. I really hated being an object of awe. I liked doing my job—a lot—and I loved helping people, but at heart, I was an introvert who wanted as little attention as possible.

​Just my luck, I got the most high-profile job in the galaxy. 

 
About the Author:
A Pacific Northwesterner by birth and disposition, Mara has lived in Washington DC, Oregon, Japan, and most recently the beautiful Pacific Grove, California, before returning to her roots in Seattle. By day she teaches history to unsuspecting teenagers, and by night she writes books and travels to far-flung places. She loves to be with animals, read, play sports, and drink more London Fogs than is likely good for her.
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Connect with Mara on Facebook: www.facebook.com/maraganbooks
 

​Lisa Voisin
My first crush was a french exchange student named Pascal.  I was in the ninth grade and everyone in my french class in Vancouver did an exchange with another family in Quebec as a way to learn about the language and the culture of our French-speaking province. We stayed a week in each other's homes. I was one of the few girls who had a boy to billet with, not Pascal, but one of his friends. So, in the short time we had, we spent a fair bit of time together, and I soon fell head over heels.

Sadly, one of my friends thought it would be fun to get a boy who I liked to like her instead. I was totally out of my league. But as soon she proved she could get him, she turned him away and told me she just wanted to win. She broke two hearts that day: his and mine. He never spoke to either of us again.

​T. Michelle Nelson
My first crush was Nikki Sixx, the bassist from Motley Crue. I had posters of him all over my room and a giant banner that I hung above my bed when I was in the third grade.  Lots of heavy metal posters came and went, but the Nikki memorabilia stayed and eventually moved with me to my college dorm room.  It was quite the long-lasting crush. To be perfectly honest, I may still be a touch smitten. The man has aged remarkably well. Fortunately he has given up the mullet and moved forward with fashion, but I am hoping he kept the leather
pants…

​Annabelle Blume
My first crush was a little boy named Shaun in preschool. We played “Greatest American Hero” every day on the playground (it was our favorite show, obviously) and we never failed to save the day. His stellar pretend-flying skills were a great compliment to my crime fighting smarts. We made a great team and I was sure we would marry. Alas, we did not. Although, my husband is routinely told he’s the spitting image of Clark Kent, so it seems I married a Superhero after all.

​Sasha Summers
My first crush was a celebrity – Christopher Reeves in “Somewhere in Time”. He was so… so… perfect. I know he was also Superman, but I wasn’t really into the man in tights thing. It was this part that ‘did me in’. His love for Elise, and his determination to go back in time just to be with her made my heart flip-flop and my tummy knot-up. And come on, he was so gorgeous. And the film was a tragic love story, my favorite kind, so I was done for. None of the boys I knew could compete!

​Debbie Peterson
In all likelihood, from the time I knew guys existed, I probably had a crush of one kind or another, even if an actor
from a movie or TV series. (I can’t help it; I’ve always been a romantic and I like guys!) But, having said that, the first flesh and blood “crush” that popped into my mind was Russell Bowers, one of the students in my third grade class. He
was tall, dark, and handsome…yes he was. And, as destiny smiled down upon my smitten heart, he became my square dance partner during the P.E. portion of our school day. Why? Because he was the tallest boy, and I just happened to be the tallest girl at that time. Yes indeed, the snowy winter was the most memorable season of my third grade year!

​Majanka Verstraete
Believe it or not, but my first crush was on a book character. When I first read “In The Forests of The Night" by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes, I immediately fell in love with one of the main characters, a vampire named Aubrey. Mind you, this was all before vampires became popular, even before Buffy The Vampire Slayer aired – or at least, before I was old enough to watch it. Originally I had borrowed the book from the library, but after reading it over thirty times in one week, my Mom bought a copy for me. However, according to my Mom, my first ever crush on a real life person was back when I was in kindergarten. I used to chase one of my best friends and try to give him kisses on the cheek. I don’t remember that though –
but I’m glad I don’t!

​Kristy Centeno
My first mayor crush happened after my mother took my brothers and me to live overseas. I was about ten at the time and going to a new school in which all children spoke a language I could barely speak myself was in itself intimidating. However, when I walked through those metal gates on my first day of school and caught sight of a tall boy with long brown hair and hazel eyes my heart caught in my throat. Suddenly, the new school didn’t seem so bad after that.

His name was George and he was sweet and had a smile that could render you speechless. His morning ritual consisted of bringing me a box of candy and then would smile sheepishly when the others boys gave him a hard time for it. Although we dated for a time when we got older, we ultimately decided remain friends.

Aubrie Dionne
My first crush was Christian Bale when he played the cabin boy in Treasure Island back in 1990. I first saw it in English class in 6th grade, and I was smitten. I made my sister watch it over and over again, and I even had an alternate ending worked out in my head involving me and him! Maybe that's how my writer's brain got started? ​

Inkspell loves sharing a new release with our fans. Books are a gift as they draw readers into new worlds. Supernatural stories bring us to new adventures as we experience unique things. Events like time travel and flying cars are things we haven't experienced but ghosts... many people have. 

In Kellie Wallace's Death Knows My Name, our heroine has supernatural experience which puts her on the radar for demons and evil. But where there is evil, there is good and she's got someone special on her side...Rafe.  

Here's a sneak peek....
                                                                                   ~~~

Aleida scanned the awning of the buildings on either side of her. “What about cameras?”

“Do you want to do my job, Ally?” Ted quizzed, perching his hands on his hips. “The techs have already checked and there aren’t any cameras pointing to this side of the street.”

“What was her cause of death?”

“The coroner needs more time to conclude cause.”

“Excuse me?” Ted came up beside her and placed his hand on the small of Aleida’s back, his subtle way of pacifying her. “There’s no discernible marks or abrasions on the body. It’s like the victim’s life was—”

“Sucked right out of her.” Rafe materialized in the alleyway, hands on his slim hips, the red-and-blue brilliance of police lights making him glow.

Ted narrowed his eyes. “Jenner, what are you doing here? I didn’t call you.”

“I was in the neighborhood.” He approached the victim with a cool nonchalance, and in doing so brushed Aleida’s shoulder. He shot her a sideways glance. “Did you see who did it?”

Aleida ignored the warmth radiating through her body. “A vision came to me, but I couldn’t see the suspect’s face.”

“Jenner, you’re not needed,” interjected Ted. “Why don’t you go home and you can discuss the case with Aleida in the morning?”

She knew Ted was standing next to her, his soft breathing echoing in her ear, but all she could see was Rafe. He was like the sun, possessing a galactic pull that drew everyone’s attention, blocking other distractions. She knew very few men who had the same ability, the power to persuade and seduce telepathically.
​
Rafe’s dark eyes appeared to flash like a cat’s when Ted swung his flashlight around and the hairs on the back of Aleida’s neck stood up. Rafe wasn’t human.

After the tragic drowning of her brother eighteen years ago, Aleida Fuller has lived her life communicating with the supernatural. She can see and speak to the dead, as if they were still walking the earth. Despite being welcomed in the spirit world, Aleida lives a closeted existence. Her reclusive mother refuses to accept her abilities and the local townsfolk think she’s a fraud.

When mysterious traveler Rafe Jenner arrives in town, Aleida’s dull life is irrevocably changed. He’s handsome, strange, and oddly alluring, with piercing eyes that turn red in the dark…
​
As Aleida and Rafe are teamed up to solve a crime for the Sheriff’s Office, a great evil lurks in the shadows. Bloodthirsty for Aleida’s soul, Hell-bound demon Albinus roams the earth, shedding blood and taking lives in search of her. He will stop at nothing until he gets what he wants. Aleida must draw on her physic abilities and her newfound alliance with Rafe to battle Hell’s agents before her soul is lost forever.

About the Author:
Born in Sydney, author Kellie Wallace developed a love for the written word early in life, writing her first story at aged three. Her father used to read to her at bedtime, establishing a deep love and respect for books.

Kellie wrote her first fiction fantasy novel called Giblin the Conquer, an X Files fan fiction and a military fiction while in high school. After finishing school, Kellie moved to the sunny Northern Beaches and carved a successful career in the media/advertising industry writing for numerous Sydney based publications. But that didn’t stop Kellie’s love to write. An aspiring novelist, she fulfilled a dream in 2008 having her first book All She Ever Wanted published at the age of 22 years old.
​
Since 2013, Kellie has established herself as a hybrid author, writing a range of genres from historical fiction, fantasy, crime and new adult fiction. Her next release Death Knows My Name will be published late 2017 through Inkspell Publishing.

She currently resides in Sydney with her husband. In her spare time, Kellie loves to write, game, draw, exercise, and binge on her favorite TV shows.
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Lounge singer, Lauren Rose lived her comfortable life in Atlanta always dreaming of making it in show biz. When she unexpectedly meets British male super-model, David Randle at a gig at the posh St. Regis Hotel, she is swept away by his striking good looks and lilting cadence.

In town for his sister Catherine’s nuptials to NASCAR driver, Brian Brady, David invites Lauren to the wedding on a whim. The two instantly bond over music, fashion and family. They continue their new relationship in New York City when David invites Lauren to see him in action at a high profile fashion shoot for his debut fragrance, “Drive.”
​
Sparks fly when his assistant, Sabrina Watson is none too happy that his new girlfriend has interrupted his grueling, fast-paced schedule. She becomes fixated on separating the happy couple who are falling in love.
Traversing the East Coast and Europe with the paparazzi in hot pursuit, David and Lauren navigate the precarious path of fame, fashion and fate.
 
Her wildest dreams were coming true. Would she ever truly believe that his desire was to be near her – always?

​About the Author:
KG Fletcher is the author of the contemporary romance novel, The Nearness of You released in October, 2017. She has also penned romantic suspense novels, Love Song released in April, 2017 and Unexpected released in December, 2016. She is an active member of RWA and the Georgia Romance Writers Association. She was a singer/songwriter in Nashville, TN and a recipient of the “Airplay International Award” for “Best New Artist” showcasing original songs at The Bluebird Café. She earned her BFA in theater at Valdosta State College and has traveled the world professionally as a singer/actress. She currently gets to play rock star as a backup singer in the National Tour, “Remember When Rock Was Young – the Elton John Tribute.” (www.almosteltonjohn.com)

KG lives in Atlanta, GA with her husband Ladd and their three gorgeous sons. She is a hopeless romantic continuing her work on her original cabaret act called, “The Novel Romantic – an unexpected evening of sweet & spicy love” to help promote her romance novels.
 
Find KG online:
Website: www.kgfletcherauthor.com
Twitter: www.twitter.com/@kgfletcher3
Instagram: www.instagram.com/kellyf9393/

​Let's Find Out About Matt Daniels from "Restless in LA"...
Thank you for stopping by Matt. We appreciate you taking some time to share your insights into the relationship between you and Alex. Some people probably have felt that you broke up Alex's marriage, but we are excited to hear the truth from you.

How did you and Alex Hoffman meet?  
Alex and I first met when we collided on a street in London. She was a junior in college studying abroad and I was a young American filmmaker starting my career. She ran right into me and I reached out and steadied her with my hand. But when I looked into her hazel eyes, I didn’t want to let her go. She was running off to deal with some school issue and she was clearly in a rush but I did my best to keep her talking. I wanted her number. I wanted to take her out. I didn’t understand the irony that, when we first met, she was already running.
 
Another lifetime later, I was sitting in a boardroom in Manhattan alternating between staring out at the East River and scrolling through emails on my phone. It was a regular day. Just like any other day. I’d said goodbye to Heather, walked my boys to school, and grabbed a cab uptown for a meeting. I was sifting through emails in my inbox when I saw it, like a message in a bottle that randomly washed ashore. After twenty years of silence, Alex Hoffman wants to be friends on Facebook.
 
What first drew you to Alex? 
I was in my mid-twenties when we met. Everyone around me was pairing off and I wasn’t interested in getting into a relationship. I was too young and too into my work. The last thing I wanted was to be tied down. Then I met Alex.
 
The thing with Alex was, the more time I spent with her, the more time I wanted to spend with her. I kept waiting for that feeling to wear off, but it didn’t. It got worse and worse until I wanted to be with her all the time. She was an irresistible combination of serious and smart and vulnerable and searching, too. It felt like sinking into someone. Looking back, I think it scared the hell out of me. When Alex was around, I could barely think straight. But it was even harder to think when she wasn’t around.
 
Then she disappeared. And that was that for twenty years. She got married, I got married, we both went on to have full lives and families. Then, out of the blue, I got a message that she wanted to be Facebook friends. I told myself to leave it alone. But I couldn’t. And when I saw her again, it was like waking up out of a fog.
 
What is your greatest strength? Greatest weakness?  How have they shaped your life? 
My greatest strength and my greatness weakness are probably the same: I’ve got to be true to myself, no matter what the cost. I could say it’s a strength, as an artist. I could claim it keeps me from drifting off course. But, the truth is, it’s fucked up a lot of things in my life. It’s caused the people I love a lot of pain. But, for better and for worse, lying to myself is not in my nature. Even when the truth hurts, it’s still the truth.
 
What a personal look at your life. We hope everyone will take a moment and pick up Restless in LA to read about yours and Alex's relationship.


Restless in LA
It was an innocent online flirtation. Until it wasn’t…

Alexandra Hoffman thinks she has it all together. She lives with her work-obsessed husband Jason and their three challenging children in upscale Los Angeles. She never meant to “friend” her old boyfriend, Matt Daniels. She hasn’t seen him in twenty years. But as Alex’s fortieth birthday approaches, she finds herself re-connecting with Matt online—and re-reading her college journal, which details their intense connection and unresolved ending. But Alex’s hands are full with the kids, one of whom she just can’t help, no matter how hard she tries.

Lonely and alienated by the helicopter moms, and from Jason who is never around, Alex’s flirtation quickly moves from on-line to real-world. Alex realizes—too late—that she cannot trust herself. When she meets Matt for dinner, the attraction is undeniable. And when he touches her face, it’s electric. As her life spirals out of control, she clings to her free-spirited life coach, Lark, to make sense of the mess she’s made. But Lark’s advice is clear: Alex must confront her past and find the courage to face her future, even if it means risking everything.
 
What people are saying about Restless in L.A.
“Emotional, raw, and totally addictive. Any married mom with Internet access will relate to the heroine of Finn’s impressive debut novel.”  -Jillian Lauren, New York Times bestselling author of Some Girls: My Life in a Harem. 

 “An erotic, intense, kept-me-up-all-night read." -Shannon Bradley-Colleary, author of Married Sex: Fact and Fiction

 "So many women will relate!” -Ann Imig, Founder, LISTEN TO YOUR MOTHER

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​

​Alec Kaden... Mafia Don, Caring Husband or Kidnapper! You be the Judge!
It's Wonderful to Have you Stop By Alec. We appreciate your honest answers to some tough questions. We promise to keep this just between us.

Interview with Alec Kaden from Endless as the Rain by M.S. Kaye:
 
Where are you from? The Pacific Northwest
 
What is your main purpose in life? I used to think my life would consist of continuing the Kaden legacy of organized crime and then going to Hell. Now, I’m not so sure.
 
Who is your greatest enemy and why? Samuel Dean, the city councilman. He’s a slimy sack of shit who needs to learn that this city still belongs to the Kadens.
 
Do you think you can ever reconcile with this enemy? Reconciliation isn’t going to happen. His options are prison or death. I prefer death.
 
Do you have a love interest? I have someone to whom I’m faithful. But she doesn’t know; she’ll never know.
 
What is your weapon of choice? I often carry a handgun, with which I’m proficient, but I prefer to punch people in the face and watch the blood drip.
 
What makes you happy? I’m not sure I’ve ever felt true happiness. There is one person who helps me find calm.
 
Do you have a code of honor? I’m doing my damnedest to be legitimate.
 
What makes you angry? Anger is my constant companion.
 
If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be?  I wish I hadn’t caused my mother’s death.
 
What do you think is your greatest strength? My Oxford education taught me well how to make money.
 
What do you think is your greatest weakness? My rage.
 
What do you think is your enemy's greatest strength? He’s a charming politician and also has illegitimate connections.
 
What do you think is your enemy's greatest weakness? He doesn’t yet know he’s made an enemy out of me.
 
Name one person you admire. Adriane.
 
Name one person you trust. Adriane.

Taken Series: Endless as the Rain, Echo Through the Mist, Overcast, and coming in November from Inkspell Publishing, the final book in the series, Forever the Storm

Be sure to check out all the books in the Taken Series...

Endless as the Rain:
For Adriane Graham, the real question comes down to this: “Am I Alec Kaden’s guest…Or his prisoner?”

If she’s a guest in the Kaden mansion, then it means Alec has freed himself from his family ties to organized crime. It means he’s telling the truth when he says he’s protecting Adriane from dangerous men and they can shake off the shackles of haunted pasts.

…But…

If Adriane Graham is Alec Kaden’s prisoner, it means his tenderness is simply a ruse to keep her under control; his kindness is just poisoned hypocrisy. It means Alec is a cruel liar, and that somehow, by some desperate way, she’s got to get out of this charming man’s well-guarded house before it’s too late.

Is she Alec’s treasured guest? Or merely a pretty bird, trapped in his gilded cage? The troubling questions pour like fountains…flowing…

Endless as the Rain.

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​Alec Kaden is the son of organized crime. But that’s not what causes him to be cold, and anger to crawl up his spine. He trusts his father’s judgment—his mother’s death in childbirth was his fault. Only one person can calm the monster inside him, but he will not allow her to know him, to see through him and find the darkness lurking behind his detachment. Will he forever remain her invisible protector?

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KOVPUIG
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What if you could feel everything everyone else was feeling? You'd know when they are happy or sad. You'd know if they were mad at you and you'd know if they were hiding something. But would you be able to put up with the constant barrage of emotions?

To make matters worse... what if others were trying to kill you!! Check out the upcoming release by Mara Gan and see how our heroine handles it!

Duty and prophecy get in the way of everything.

All I ever wanted to do was read my books, play my sports, and help people. Life and prophecy had other things in mind.

Helping people is what I do; as an empath and semi-frequent telepath, I can easily sense and understand people's needs and emotions. Sometimes even before they do. Being able to read everyone’s thoughts and feelings all the time can drive me crazy with anxiety, but that moment when I can finally make someone’s life better makes everything worth it.

Unfortunately, I’m also the next in line to rule the galaxy, I’m the only diplomat most planets will listen to, assassins try to kill me on an annoyingly regular basis, and a much-vaunted Prophecy has decreed that I’m going to die. Oh, and someone blew up my home planet.

Kind of a lot to deal with, right?

Too bad I just got another problem: a big, irritating, overbearing bodyguard with serious anger management issues.

And I think I’m falling for him.
​

About the Author:
A Pacific Northwesterner by birth and disposition, Mara has lived in Washington DC, Oregon, Japan, and most recently the beautiful Pacific Grove, California, before returning to her roots in Seattle. By day she teaches history to unsuspecting teenagers, and by night she writes books and travels to far-flung places. She loves to be with animals, read, play sports, and drink more London Fogs than is likely good for her.
​
Connect with Mara on Facebook: www.facebook.com/maraganbooks
 

Have you had a ghostly experience? I have. I was at a hotel which was haunted and woke up to find someone sitting in a chair in my room. I could only see the person when I looked at a certain angle. Then later on that night, I felt someone climb into bed next to me. I wasn't scared. I'd already been warned about the hotels' ghosts and it doesn't scare me because they aren't out to harm anyone. Now if I had been dealing with death... that's another story.
​

After the tragic drowning of her brother eighteen years ago, Aleida Fuller has lived her life communicating with the supernatural. She can see and speak to the dead, as if they were still walking the earth. Despite being welcomed in the spirit world, Aleida lives a closeted existence. Her reclusive mother refuses to accept her abilities and the local townsfolk think she’s a fraud.

When mysterious traveler Rafe Jenner arrives in town, Aleida’s dull life is irrevocably changed. He’s handsome, strange, and oddly alluring, with piercing eyes that turn red in the dark…
​
As Aleida and Rafe are teamed up to solve a crime for the Sheriff’s Office, a great evil lurks in the shadows. Bloodthirsty for Aleida’s soul, Hell-bound demon Albinus roams the earth, shedding blood and taking lives in search of her. He will stop at nothing until he gets what he wants. Aleida must draw on her physic abilities and her newfound alliance with Rafe to battle Hell’s agents before her soul is lost forever.

About the Author:
Born in Sydney, author Kellie Wallace developed a love for the written word early in life, writing her first story at aged three. Her father used to read to her at bedtime, establishing a deep love and respect for books.

Kellie wrote her first fiction fantasy novel called Giblin the Conquer, an X Files fan fiction and a military fiction while in high school. After finishing school, Kellie moved to the sunny Northern Beaches and carved a successful career in the media/advertising industry writing for numerous Sydney based publications. But that didn’t stop Kellie’s love to write. An aspiring novelist, she fulfilled a dream in 2008 having her first book All She Ever Wanted published at the age of 22 years old.

Since 2013, Kellie has established herself as a hybrid author, writing a range of genres from historical fiction, fantasy, crime and new adult fiction. Her next release Death Knows My Name will be published late 2017 through Inkspell Publishing.
She currently resides in Sydney with her husband. In her spare time, Kellie loves to write, game, draw, exercise, and binge on her favorite TV shows.
Facebook - www.facebook.com/kelliewallacebooks
Twitter: twitter.com/kelliewallace85
Insta: kellie_wallace_books
Website: www.kelliewallacebooks.com
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7190543.Kellie_Wallace
 
 

We LOVE when a new book is finally released! Maybe because we know all the hard work and dreams which go into each book. Or maybe because we finally can get to read all the wonderful words on each page!

Today we are so excited about THE RIGHT BROTHER by Tammy Mannersly. Our heroine Gwen has to decide between two brothers. She's so tempted by one but he wasn't the one who asked her to attend holiday with his family.

When I'm trying to decide between two things, sometimes I write out a list of the different pros and cons. I imagine Gwen's list to look something like this....

David                                                           Blake
Wonderful father                                                           Playboy
Caring and dedicated person                                       Well-meaning
Helpful and Kind                                                           Nosy and bossy
Good Looking                                                               Sexy and tempting
Divorced                                                                        Fabulous kisser

Now how will she choose??? They both sound wonderful, right? You'll have to pick up The Right Brother and find out!

Invited by one brother, tempted by the other…

Former Australian playboy Blake Davenport knows his billionaire brother, David, is capable of anything to ensure he gets what he wants. But manipulating his young daughter’s beautiful teacher into marriage is unacceptable.

Gwen Deveraux is grateful for the invitation to spend Christmas and New Year’s with her beloved student’s family, especially when her handsome host is so eager for her company. After surviving a broken heart, she is finally ready to give love another chance.

But, who with?

The illustrious David Davenport whose real motives seem hidden behind charm? Or his roguish brother, Blake, who has tempted her heart and body from the very moment they met?

EXCERPT:
Had this just been one big competition? Was she just a prize to them both?

She glared at him. “Just because you drag me around this place as though you own me, doesn’t mean you do or that I would do anything just because you tell me to.”

Before her words had time to sink in, she pushed herself free from the bed and shot past him. She had hoped to make it to the door, but was interrupted in her second step.

Blake was on his feet, his hand gripping her arm tightly, before spinning her around. The force propelled her into his arms, her hands pressed against the hard muscle of his chest. Her face was close to his, foreheads almost touching. They both stared toward the ground as though one glance at each other, in that instant, would ignite something unstoppable.

Gwen could barely catch her breath. She was frightened and furious, but the spicy fragrance of his cologne mixed with his natural musky scent was tremendously enticing, and her body reacted accordingly. His hands held her upper arms in a vice-like grip, holding her in place against him. She bit her lip as their eyes met, their noses touching in a brief, sensual Eskimo kiss. Her whole body thrummed with anticipation, her hands desperate to wander and her hips longing to grind a little closer. Blake made his lips brush against hers and she felt her body quiver at the sensitive touch.

“Why do you always run from me?” His voice was strained.

Gwen moved her head slightly, their noses brushing once more. She closed her eyes for a second to revel in the multitude of sensations. “Because you irritate me so.”

He smiled. “Love, you’re only irritated because you care.”

​“No,” she lied.

About the Author:
Tammy Mannersly is an Australian author based in Brisbane, Queensland. She loves writing romance, has a fondness for animals, is crazy about movies and enjoys a great Happily Ever After. Her passion for writing started from a very young age and lead her to complete a Bachelor Degree in Creative Industries majoring in Creative Writing at Queensland University of Technology. You can find out more information about Tammy and her work on her website: www.tammymannersly.com or by visiting Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100013727268166 and Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/60685325-tammy-mannersly.

Each time a new book arrives, it's a big deal. Authors have slaved over each and every word, wanting it to convey the right image and emotion. They've worked with editors, cover artists and have begged and pleaded for reviews. But finally the finished product is here... their book.

No matter if this is the first book or the twentieth book, each one arrives with the same jubilation and excitement. One author described it as seeing your child for the first time, that feeling of awe and amazement. Today, Brian joins this family of authors with the release of Death's Name is Ira.

We hope you will take a moment and enjoy Brian's hard work. This is a wonderful story of love and honor. One of our editors said it was the best story she's ever read. So sit down and relax as we share a little of Brian's accomplishment with you!!

Love doesn't end after death... but dying certainly complicates things...

For Ira Collins, death presented a far more purposeful alternative than life. Serving as one of the proud members of the Reaper Corps, he found meaning and fulfillment in the process of helping those who have died adjust to their new existence in the spiritual plane. For Ira, the work was so rewarding that it was even worth forgoing reincarnation for.

However, when he is tasked with reaping the reincarnated soul of the woman he loved back when he was alive, Ira finds himself in a very difficult situation. Should he betray the Corps for the sake of the woman he loves, or live up to his responsibility to the rest of the reapers, and let her die?
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And as if this was not complicated enough, Ira must also help solve a disturbing mystery plaguing the spiritual plane, involving the disappearances of souls…

EXCERPT:
He was awoken rather suddenly in the middle of the night. The rain was still falling, though it seemed to have lessened somewhat. At the least, the thunder and lightning had stopped. Kareem rolled over narrowing his eyes, and trying to see through the night’s heavy darkness.

He was not sure what had woken him from his sleep, but his heart was pounding again.

Was it that voice? he wondered instantly, despite his earlier dismissal of the noise. He lay there, listening intently for the sound of the woman through the pitter-patter of the rain outside. Kareem waited for what felt like hours, unaware he was holding his breath until the pain in his chest forced him to inhale. Finally, just as he was about to give up and attempt sleep once more, a sound came from above him. It was not the moan of the woman this time… but footsteps. Footsteps… and what sounded like the sobs of a girl.

​Kareem lurched up from the foyer floor, his blood like ice. He was not alone.
 

About the Author:
Brian Sheehy studied English Literature at the College of William & Mary, where he graduated in May 2017. He has had multiple poems published in literary and collegiate magazines, and has been composing original works since he was sixteen. Brian grew up in Syosset, Long Island, and continues to reside there while pursuing a career in writing and marketing.