Thanks for all the sales and downloads last week! Please keep them coming!
I’ll be taking a short break from The Beautician and the Billionaire while I get Thankful Hearts ready for publication. Please follow my blog so you don’t miss the beginning of Episode Three: The Third Ship. Also, I’ll be doing some Halloween Treats this month, and you won’t want to miss that!
And now at long last the Finale for Episode 2: The Contract. Enjoy!
Sorry again about the delayed post. Still dealing with personal events.
Thanks for all the sales at All Romance! Right now they are running a storewide event today only. You can get The Beautician and the Billionaire Episode 2: The Contract for only $0.74! They have Kindle, epub, and pdf formats! Read it before I blog it!
You can also get Masked Hearts for only $0.75. What a bargain!
If you are a diehard Amazon user, The Beautician and the Billionaire Episode 2: The Contract is also available there for $0.99.
Sorry Smashwords and Barnes and Noble readers. You are not forgotten! I will be getting the copy up soon!
A big shout out to Natalie at D’Ambrosio Designs Hair Studio. You were the calm in my storm today. My hair is as soft as a fluffy cloud!
And now, things are heating up between Charisse and Conor!
Charisse withdrew her shaking hand, making a fist in the hopes he wouldn’t see it. She’d been prepared for his cold business mask—the one she was sure he used when taking over companies. Instead he’d arrived with sincerity and honesty. She’d almost leaned in and kissed him when he told her why he’d been such a rat bastard after the shampoo yesterday. Continue reading
Welcome back! If you’re here for the first time, please begin at the beginning. There’s also a list of scenes on the side to make the story easy to navigate. Enjoy!
When Charisse turned off the water he said, “It must’ve been hard to get this place started. I like the hint of Versailles. Do you have a partner?” he asked.
She smiled when he talked of Versailles. She’d tried to model the studio after it, but no one had ever noticed before. Continue reading
Evelyn Aster 