Get it while it’s hot!
Dare to Love, my regency romance novel is on sale for a limited time. It has earned 4.5 out of 5 stars on Amazon and Barnes & Noble, so don’t even think it’s being “put in the back on the discount rack, like another can of beans” (thank you Billy Joel).
Nope. It’s a charming, amusing, challenging novel featuring Lord Dare Landis, a handsome heartless rake, and Nivea Horsham, the sweet plump sister of Landis’ best friend. She has worshiped him since she was a young girl, but he knows better than to trifle with an innocent. Especially since the Horshams are the closest thing Dare has to family.
Much like Johnny Depp in The Libertine, you will not like Dare Landis in the beginning. He is a right bastard, cold and arrogant toward everyone–friend or foe. But there’s a reason.
And once Nivea discovers that reason, she is even more determined to win his love.
Don’t be concerned that Nivea is nothing but a wilting wallflower. She is surprisingly strong, secure in her own beliefs. Her only weak spot, being the unattainable Lord Landis. Unattainable, that is, until the fateful trip to her family’s country estate.
Please take a peek and let me know what you think. Reviews are always appreciated!
Thank you to Lyrical Press/Kensington Publication for believing in me. While this was my first romance novel, it will not be my last!
It’s pointless to deny that there’s something going on below: EL James
has actually now sold 4 million duplicates of her Fifty Tones
of Grey trilogy through her UK publisher, Random House, to add to the 15 million (it beggars
belief) that have actually been moved in the United States and also Canada.
In 3 months. In the UK, it’s the fastest-selling book ever in both physical as
well as ebook incarnations. There’s simply been an extra print run for the UK
market, to meet demand: 2.75 million duplicates. It’s the fastest selling adult
novel of etuity. Whereby they suggest “it’s the fastest-selling story of perpetuity that isn’t Harry Potter”.
Its content is, of program, rather adult.
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