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For the holidays
Falling leaves, pumpkin pie and the cooler temperatures always let me know that the holidays are just around the corner.
In Snowed in with the Doctor, two rival scientist learn a lesson in love during this exciting time of year.
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I will be announcing more holiday treats in the coming weeks.
Escape
SECRET PARADISE is out now!
Finally, for those of you who enjoyed ALL I WANT IS YOU (AIWIY) here’s your chance to find out what Monica and JD have been up to. Plus Monica’s younger sister, Nikki, gets her own chance at a sexy romance. If you haven’t read AIWIY, don’t worry. SECRET PARADISE stands on its own. I hope you’ll enjoy Nikki and Lucian’s story as much as I did.
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Paradise just got a lot hotter
Nikki Dupree feels like the luckiest designer in the world. She’s just been commissioned to reinvent the magnificent island home of wealthy recluse Lucian Kontos. From the moment the private plane he sends for Nikki touches down, she’s enchanted by the breathtaking sunsets over the shimmering blue waters of the Mediterranean. But all bets are off when Nikki meets her insufferably arrogant alpha employer….
After his world was scarred by fire, Lucian thought his life was over. But Nikki could be his second chance. With her sensual beauty and passion for life, she’s slowly healing his heart. In her arms, the smoldering secrets of the past are consumed by the desire burning between them. Can Nikki see beyond the past of a wounded man who wants to spend the rest of his days loving her?
A Q&A with Jayne Ann Krentz
Before I had the privilege of calling Jayne Ann Krentz my friend, I used her as my invisible mentor. She guided me through my long journey to publication. I even used her fabulous book Dangerous Men and Adventurous Women: Romance Writers on the Appeal of Romance for the basis of a paper I did in college (got an A!). From Jayne I learned the value of finding one’s core story and keeping one’s sense of humor.
Here’s a brief conversation she never knew we had.
Q. Jayne, do you really think I can make it as a writer?
A. ABSOLUTELY, POSITIVELY.
Q. Really?
A. Yes,TRUST ME.