Updated: Aug 1, 2020
Today is book promo day! That means that today only, you can get Take My Husband, Please! absolutely FREE on Amazon. It's the bare-naked non-price for sexy, crazy love—in a book, of course. It's also the featured book on Kboards. Woot!
So if you're into saving cashola AND you wanna have fun, now's your chance to get TMHP into your hot little hands for a whole lotta nothin'. Yippee!
Updated: Aug 1, 2020
Yeah, I left off the "Shit." I'm trying to be good over here.
Happy Mother's Day to me! As of May 10, Take My Husband, Please! is available in print on Amazon. It's kind of cool to have your new novel in a print edition so you can hold it in your hands and pass it around. Talk about show and tell. Makes everything feel that much more real.
And now people are asking for autographs. Pfft. Guess I will have to perfect an illegible signature.
Meanwhile, you can win a free copy of the paperback edition—autographed!—by entering to win over on Goodreads. The giveaway runs from May 15 through July 15, just in time to take this baby with you to a sunny beach or the cool mountains. And don't forget, it goes great with an ice-cold brewsky, your favorite vino, or a steaming cup o' joe and your PJs.
Meantime, head on over to Amazon and check out this book!
Updated: Aug 1, 2020
If you could teach your ex a lesson, would you? Admit it. You would, right? I have contemplated such things in the past, even if I never followed through (that anyone has lived to tell). And when I got this big idea, I thought, if I can't do it in real life, I can sure as hell write about it.
Helpful tip: This is why you never piss off a writer because they will kill you or make you suffer in their next book. See how that works?
So the idea for this book came when I was having trouble in my marriage and my then-hubs had hired a gorgeous personal trainer who happened to have a crush on him. And I thought, in one of those crazy fleeting delusional moments, he's being such a pain in the keister, it would really help me if she just got her wish.
Well, the thought was fleeting, but the premise stuck with me: Please, take my husband. I'm done with him. What would that look like in a novel?
So I crafted this tale about a woman who was getting divorced and her husband was all for it at first, but then he goes through some trauma that makes him reassess his life and changes his mind. Because it's romance and comedy, this couple has to be thrown back together. I gave him a major financial meltdown so he would have to rely on her good graces to let him come home until he got on his feet. Meanwhile, she's moving on with her life, and he's in the way, right? Enter some unusual plot complications and ratchet up the tension. Then it became a really fun story to write.
Want to know more? You'll have to read the book!