Friday's Top Ten
One of my long-time blogging friends, Linda Kage, is re-releasing one of her previously published books, KISS IT BETTER, and today is the cover reveal for the new release. I'm happy for Linda and pleased to be taking part in the party. So...
The top ten things about Linda Kage's KISS IT BETTER:
10. A PAST TO PLAGUE HIM...
9. When his sister is sexually assaulted, memories of his miserable childhood haunt Reed Walker and interfere with his perfectly structured life.
8. To add to the chaos,
7. When dating becomes the last thing on Reed’s mind, Sophia Eschell, the very woman he’s been dreaming about for the past three years, barrels into his life.
6. AND A WOMAN TO HEAL HIM...
5. After hooking up with too many troubled men,
4. Sophia is determined to find a normal, average guy sans baggage.
3. She turns her attention to Reed, only to discover he has more issues than anyone.
Linda grew
up on a dairy farm in the Midwest as the youngest of eight children. Now she
lives in Kansas with her husband, toddler daughter, and their nine cuckoo
clocks. She works a day job in the acquisitions department of a university
library and feels her life has been blessed with lots of people to learn from
and love. Writing's always been a major part her world, and she's thrilled to
finally share some of her stories with other romance lovers.
And while you're there, I'd love a click on the LIKE button if you haven't done so already.
The top ten things about Linda Kage's KISS IT BETTER:
10. A PAST TO PLAGUE HIM...
9. When his sister is sexually assaulted, memories of his miserable childhood haunt Reed Walker and interfere with his perfectly structured life.
8. To add to the chaos,
7. When dating becomes the last thing on Reed’s mind, Sophia Eschell, the very woman he’s been dreaming about for the past three years, barrels into his life.
6. AND A WOMAN TO HEAL HIM...
5. After hooking up with too many troubled men,
4. Sophia is determined to find a normal, average guy sans baggage.
3. She turns her attention to Reed, only to discover he has more issues than anyone.
2. But if he can learn to open up to her, can she honestly reject him or
And the #1 thing about Linda Kage's KISS IT BETTER:
1. Will she kiss it all better?
KISS IT
BETTER
Contemporary
Adult Romance
61,000
words
Republishing
July 2013
Linda grew
up on a dairy farm in the Midwest as the youngest of eight children. Now she
lives in Kansas with her husband, toddler daughter, and their nine cuckoo
clocks. She works a day job in the acquisitions department of a university
library and feels her life has been blessed with lots of people to learn from
and love. Writing's always been a major part her world, and she's thrilled to
finally share some of her stories with other romance lovers.
You can
find Linda on the web at:
---UPDATE---
I forgot to say that especially because one of you asked - and you know who you are - I've posted a photo on my Facebook Author Page for all to see. You can find it here:And while you're there, I'd love a click on the LIKE button if you haven't done so already.
Happy Weekend!
Comments
I'm guessing it has a happy ending.
I had to laugh about finding someone without baggage. We've all thought such a creature exists at one time or another, haven't we?
Congrats, Linda!
Yvonne,
VR Barkowski
Lee
Tossing It Out
CONGRATS LINDA! ALL THE BEST!
Alex, Em-Musing, Linda G and Diane - I'm guessing a happy ending, too ... even with baggage :)
Laura - So true about the baggage. Glad you like the top ten idea. Maybe I should call these the Book Ten :)
Summer - Kisses fix everything, right?
Yvonne, Lydia and Rachna - I agree! It sounds like a great read.
VR - Baggage is much more fun to read about than carry around!
Lee and Michael - Thank you!
This sounds like a really good read, congratulations, Linda!
Tina @ Life is Good
Yay for Linda! Sounds like a great book.
I don't think I know ANYONE (including myself) without at least some baggage. Hopefully of the carry on kind.
Tina - I think the book sounds great, too.
Lexa - Linda's a smart chick :)
Lynda - Thanks.
M.J. - Same to you. BTW, I've had difficulty trying to comment on your blog. I will continue to try.
Elizabeth - I think so.
EC - That's the kind of baggage I like :)
"The mark of a mature man is a certain scar he bears: the memory of a perfect woman never won, or of a once-true love forever lost.
However much he may love you, he is only here because she is not".
A man without baggage? Does that exist? Good luck with that search...
Writer In Transit
Robin - My thoughts exactly.
Awww lovely Carol!! Who is this naughty blogger of whom you speak of?!!? Methinks you should donate a bucket of cold icy water to this said blogger!! In the meantime I shall go and DROOL over these gorgeous firefighters in uniforms that should be mandatory and their equally and ever so wonderful woofies too! Ahem. Take care
x
All the best!
Hi Carol!
Old Kitty - The woofies. Of course :)
Nas - Linda is a terrific writer!
WriterlySam