So as promised here are the next four covers in my new series flower months of the year. We'll probably come up with a slightly catchier title but it'll do for now. :)
Lily of the Valley in May
After Faith Chadwick witnesses her fiancé kill
a priest, her only choice for survival is to hide. She flees south and moves in
with her sister, Grace.
Joel Wallac, the man next door is a best-selling
author, who needs an illustrator for his new book. He employs Faith, but things
aren’t as simple as they seem.
When Faith’s ex tracks her down, Joel hides
her, but is it too little too late, or will their lives be changed forever?
Roses in June
Dawn Stannis has little time for anything other
than teaching, never mind organizing a career's fayre for the year nines, but
this year’s event will be well attended as one of the speakers she lines up is
actor Gabriel Tyler.
After his father’s unexpected death, movie
actor Gabriel became the 8th Earl of Elton a lot sooner than he expected and
his mother became a right royal nuisance. She now has an issue with nearly
everything in his life, most recently insisting he give up acting so he can play
lord of the manor. She’s even gone as far as to set him up with “acceptable”
wife material. He’s not ready to give up his career or his bachelor status. At
least he didn’t think so until he meets Dawn. She’s beautiful, intelligent and
it soon becomes apparent to Gabe that his heart is in serious danger.
But Dawn isn’t interested due to his
Hollywood-cultivated playboy image. With a career where everything is a façade,
can he ever convince Dawn that his intentions are honest and real?
Water lily in July
Lighthouse keeper, Kaylie Wells,
loves her job. It just rules out much of a social life. The high point of her
day is the cheeky fisherman who radios in for weather reports.
Rob Peacock is married to the
sea—but dreams of the lady in the lighthouse he speaks to daily. Finally he
gets the chance to meet her, during her leave, and she’s everything he hoped
for.
All too soon, Kaylie’s leave is
over and she returns to work. But a spring tide and storm surge spell disaster
for both them and the town.
Gladioli in August
Jael Stevens ignores her brother’s warning not
to go to volcanic island Tiampu—it’s got to be safer than living in Headley
Cross, right? Wrong.
Micah Norris is convinced his heart is safe.
He’s arrogant, conceited and no woman would ever want him, right? Wrong.
And Tiampu is an extinct volcano, right? Wrong.
come back next week for the last four covers.
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