Just signed a contract with Dreamspinner Press to publish the third in my Foothills Pride series, Behr Facts, in October/November 2015. It too is a novella which centers around the fictitious community of Stone Acres, California, due east of the San Francisco Bay area.
This time Abe Behr is the main character. Abe with his younger brothers Ben and Connor runs Behr Construction Company, and they are the main contractor in the area, employing numerous Behr relatives who are split on the subject of queers moving into the area.
Clashes between the newbies and the oldtimers continue in the third book as Abe tries to figure out who in the family is skimming money from the company. Abe is also faced with exploring his sexuality when he's attracted to the son of his father's nemesis.
The second book in the series, Redesigning Max, publishes in July.
To read the first Foothills Pride story, What's in a Name?, get your copy here:
For many years, I reviewed romances. You can see some of the reviews here. But lately I've been writing romance novellas. So whether you've come to read the reviews or get information about my writing, WELCOME! Read, enjoy, and leave messages if you wish. Every day is a good day for romance.
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Thursday, May 14, 2015
Friday, January 16, 2015
Contract Signed for Sequel to What's in a Name? Yea!
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| What Fredi would wear: A Tom Ford outfit as shown in Esquire |
Here's the short synopsis I wrote about it:
Renowned interior designer Fredi Zimmer is surprised when
outdoorsman Max Greene, owner of Greene's Hunting and Fishing, hires him to
remodel his rustic cabin in the Sierra Nevada foothills. Fredi is an out and proud Metro male whose
contact with the outdoors is from his car to the doorway of the million-dollar
homes' he remodels, and Max is just too hunky gorgeous for words.
When Max starts coming on to Fredi, the designer can't
imagine why. But he's game to put a
little spice into Max's life, even if it's just in the colors and fixtures
he'll use to turn Max's dilapidated rustic cabin into a showplace. Who can blame a guy for adding a little
sensual pleasure as he retools Max's life visually?
Max, for his part, is grateful when Fredi takes him in hand,
both metaphorically and literally.
Coming out, he finds, is the most exciting and wonderful time of his
life, despite the conservative former friends who want to stop his slide into
hell.
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