Copyright © 2013 by Harlequin Enterprises Limited
Good morning, lovely followers and readers!!
I have decided to start a new spot on Saturdays when I can take the opportunity to tell you what I've been up to all week, any upcoming news or anything else I want to share :)
People often comment on my Twitter and FB page that I constantly seem to be working - The reason? I am, LOL!!
Okay, so what's been keeping me busy this week??
FINDING JUSTICE (Templeton Cove Book 1) - the week long blog tour of my Harlequin Superromance debut was fun and successful. I got to talk to a LOT of new readers as well as my loyal, lovely readers who keep coming back for more :) I've received seven ratings and three reviews on Goodreads and the book is averaging at 4.3 stars in its first two weeks which is fantastic. Happy Rachel!
Old friends, new secrets
Sergeant Cat Forrester lives by her own set of
rules. When her childhood friend is murdered, Cat's world is thrown into chaos.
Especially because Jay Garrett-a man from her past-is a suspect, and he needs
her help to prove he's innocent. After all they once shared, how can she say
no?
The attraction flares between them, and getting
involved with a suspect is a huge risk. But the more time Cat spends with Jay,
the stronger the tug on her heart. He is the same caring, irresistible man she
remembers. Yet she can't let her emotions interfere with the case—solving it is
top priority. But as she digs deeper, she discovers Jay has secrets that may
jeopardize any possible future together.
A MAN LIKE HIM - (Templeton Cove Book 2)
I've been busy finishing the final line edits which will be whizzing their way back to my editor TODAY - YAY!!
The book is already available for pre-order from Amazon US so I am desperately waiting for the cover art - my FAVORITE part of the whole process! I'm sure Barnes & Noble and the Book Depository in the UK will follow suit shortly too.
Release date is August 6th 2013
Here's the working blurb:
When a freak twenty-four hour downpour
floods the caravan park and surrounding area in Templeton Cove, terror and fear
rushes through the town. Lives are lost and devastation rips livelihoods and
families apart. The hero of the day is a visitor to the Cove. Saving women and
children without thought or feeling for his own safety, overnight Chris
Forrester becomes a local hero.
Having come to the Cove to get over the
heartbreak of his cheating fiancée, notoriety and admiration is the last thing
Chris wants. Alone and uncaring of his life, until one survivor profoundly
changes him forever…
Angela Taylor is afraid – afraid of her
ex-husband who vowed to one day track her down and kill her. When her picture
is plastered over the UK press, showing her in Chris Taylor’s arms, Angela
knows it’s only a matter of time before her ex-husband arrives at Templeton
Cove…
You're amazing, Rachel. You should give a class in how to stretch those 24 hours to fit in everything you do. I'd like to sign up! LOL! Keep doing what you're doing - it's obviously working.
ReplyDeleteNever forget I'm home ALL the time! I worked part time for a year or so awhile ago as well as taking care of my two young daughters and writing...I was a savage human being!! Not a day goes by that I don't appreciate being at home. I'm in awe of writers who work at jobs too.
DeleteTime management - maybe that will be my first workshop. Then again, it doesn't take long to say "Tip 1 - ignore housework." ;)
Rachel x