Valentine’s Day
Collection
Book Details for the collection:
Sometimes
Valentine’s Day is not all hearts and roses …
Love
Sucks … until it doesn’t!
BDP has released a collection of individual short
stories where the most romantic day of the year redeems itself … eventually.
There are two male/female contemporary romance stories
and two male/male contemporary romance stories. To be released on the four days
leading up to Valentine’s Day.
Book Summaries:
February 11
- Time or Money by Carly Fall
Carly Fall introduces us to Bridget
and Mason in Time or Money, where
missed calls, a broken cell phone, and a surprise that never came off on the
most romantic day of the year, might just signal the end of their dreams.
February 12 - A New Dream by C. J. Baty
C.J. Baty with her first published
work, A New Dream, gives us a glimpse
into the world of competitive skiing and what happens when one man's Olympic
dreams are shattered. Can Walt find something new to dream about in Curt, the
latest act playing at the ski resort? (m/m romance)
February 13
- The Gift
by Elise Marion
Elise Marion brings us back into the
glittering world of Avery & Dom from The
Secret Life of Avery O'Dea in The
Gift. Avery has always thought that Dom knew her better than anyone else.
Does the gift he buys her this Valentine's Day show that he really has no idea
at all?
Henrietta Clarke introduces us to a tale of misconceptions, a mother in
denial, and some serious baggage in An
Unexpected Party. Meet Peregrine and Merry, two unlikely souls who meet at
a speed-dating event. Problem: Peregrine is very much in demand with the
ladies, although he seems to be having trouble tearing his attention away from a
certain gorgeous waiter for the night. (m/m romance)
Buying Details:
The
list price for each book in the collection is $1.99, however all books in the collection will be discounted by
25% for the duration of the blog tour, and until the end of February, when
purchased on the BDP website, using this discount code: bdpvdtallmk01
Author Profiles:
Carly Fall is a wife, a mother and
a slave to Nicky the dog.
She loves to laugh, and thinks chocolate and wine should be
considered their own food group. She also wishes Christmas happened twice a
year.
Three years ago, she decided to take a break from writing
business material and dip her toe in the fiction pond, and has loved watching
her imagination come to life on the page. She is the author of contemporary and
fantasy romance.
Elise Marion
is a lover of books and has a special place in her heart for sweet and sensual
romance. Writing about love across all walks of life is her passion, as is
reaching people through the written word. The Army wife and stay-at-home mother
of two spends most of her time taking care of her children. Her second job
includes writing stories about characters that people can fall in love with.
When the Texas native isn’t caring for her family or writing, you can usually
find her with her nose in a book, singing loudly, or cooking up something new
in the kitchen.
C. J. Baty lives in southwest Ohio with her very patient
husband and two encouraging children. Her heart however, lives in the mountains
of Tennessee where she hopes to retire some day. The mountains have always
provided her with inspiration and a soothing balm to the stresses of everyday
life.
The dream of writing her own stories started in
high school but was left on the back burner of life until her son introduced
her to fan fiction and encouraged her to give it a try. She found that her
passion for telling a story was still there and writing them down to share with
others was much more thrilling than she had ever expected.
One thing she has learned from life and she is
often heard to say is: “You are never too old to follow your dream even if it
takes you fifty years!”
Website Link:
Henrietta
Clarke is a highly individual Yorkshire lass who grew up with
her nose in a book and is therefore lucky to have only fallen down the
stairs once in twenty-one years. Ironically, this had nothing to do with
reading and resulted in “traumatic golfer’s elbow.” No, she’s never
figured that one out either, but it genuinely was the medical
diagnosis. Her parents have long accused her of being “away with the
fairies,” so perhaps she was always destined to write in the gay romance
genre. She’s had enough imaginary friends to fill the Titanic and set her
course towards being a published writer at the age of six. Having achieved
that dream, her next goal is to get through two years of postgraduate law study
with her sanity intact. She thinks she might just be able to do it with a
little help from her family, friends, vodka, Ben & Jerry’s ice cream,
and of course her trusty bookshelves.
You can contact Henrietta by emailing heclarke@hotmail.co.uk She’s
currently too techno-illiterate to have a blog, but may start one soon.
Further contact details for all our authors,
including Twitter, Facebook, Goodreads, blogs, etc., can be found on our
website:
Something about the publisher:
Bottom
Drawer Publications
is a new publishing house that specialises in romantic and erotic romance
fiction across a range of genres, with both het and gay characters. Our genres
include: Contemporary, Historical, Literary/Drama, Alternative Lifestyles,
Paranormal/Sci-fi/Fantasy, Mystery/Thriller and Steampunk.
Our books are available for
sale on our website as well as over 8 booksellers, including: Amazon, Barnes
& Noble, Apple iBookstore, All Romance, Rainbow eBooks, and a range of
others. All reading devices are catered for with a comprehensive range of
formats.
We are always on the
lookout for fresh and interesting manuscripts within these genres, and from
time to time will put out calls for anthology submissions.
Visit our website: http://www.bottomdrawerpublications.net for our new release
information and our writing submission guidelines.
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Hey Mel, the post looks fantastic! Thanks so much for participating in our tour.
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what an interesting way to run a tour. Books look great.
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Commercialism all the way. What about the love & respect the rest of the year?
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