It's MAY!
All week I've been singing "It's gonna be May" and now I can sing "Pour some sugar on May"
I am so excited for May, not just becuase the countdown to the end of the school year has really begun, but because I have a release this month!! The third book in the Chaotic Conceptions series will be out on Tuesday!
Angie made it a year as secretary to a demanding, and very attractive, demon. Now she is getting a bonus that will pay for artificial insemination. Too bad she got drunk and put the appointment on her boss’ calendar.
When Levi sees what Angie is about to do, his demon instincts take over and he knows that he only has one option. He has to be the donor of the sperm and then, he has to somehow make her okay with what he’s done.
Maybe manipulating her into moving into his penthouse wasn’t a great idea, but the fake dating at work thing was her idea. Now they are navigating a fake relationship, cohabitation, and a baby on the way. Where do their feelings lay in it all?
Levi knows he wants her, but he isn’t so sure she will choose him no matter how hard he works to prove himself.
I have had so much fun writing this series and am happy/sad to see the final book come out.
So what will I write next?
I am working on a dystopian romance that is in the first stages of development, which means I am struggling through a first draft without an outline lol
If you want to give my first dystopian romance a read, Soul Sacrifice, check it out HERE
I have 4 books coming to you this summer! So don’t worry about not having something new from me for a bit.
All 4 of my Fawn Malero series books will be out this summer, re-releasing through 5 Prince Publishing. 2 in July and 2 in August.
I have seen the first book’s new cover and it is great! I can’t wait to share with you all!
What did I read in April?
Five audio and four physical books this month, it was a bit of a slow month for reading for me.
Events this month! and into the summer too
Did you do anything special to celebrate Earth Day? I always love the chance to teach my students about how to take care of their environment … and of course wear my t-shirts.
