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Blog Tour Sign Up: Cocktail Hour by Tara McTiernan

What if your friend, someone admired, envied, and fervently sought after by everyone who knew her, was really a dangerous sociopath?

Spring in glamorous uber-rich Fairfield County, Connecticut is a time of beginnings: a new diet for the approaching summer spent out on the yacht, fresh-faced interns being offered up at the office as the seasonal sacrifice to the gods of money, and corporate takeovers galore. Five women in their thirties have a brand-new friendship, too, one that fed and watered regularly at local hotspots over cocktails. With all of their personal struggles – Lucie’s new catering business is foundering due to vicious gossip, Kate’s marriage is troubled due to an inability to conceive, Chelsea’s series of misses in the romance department have led to frantic desperation, and Sharon’s career problems are spinning out of control – the women look forward to a break and a drink and a chance to let their guards down with their friends. And letting their guards down is the last thing they should do in the kind of company they unknowingly keep with the fifth member of their cocktail-clique: Bianca Rossi, a woman who will stop at nothing to have it all.

Future Tour: Aggravated Circumstances by Michele Shriver

Michele will be on tour June 17-24 with her novel Aggravated Circumstances A family can be torn apart in an instant. Putting it back together…

On Tour: Eighty-Eight Keys by Catherine Lavender

Catherine will be on tour April 8-22 with her novel Eighty-Eight Keys Leah is a young woman who is trying to break free from a…

Future Tour: Meeting Miss Mollie by Di Jones

Di will be on tour June 3-24 with her chick lit novel Meeting Miss Mollie She’s the Agony Aunt who has it all. Except for…

Blog Tour Sign Up: Somewhere Between Black and White by …

Romance, humor, family drama, with a touch of Buddhism. Sound interesting?

When approaching life’s problems, Sophie sees in black and white. That is, when they’re someone else’s problems. So when it comes to her sister, Sophie is sure she has all the answers, and offers them without hesitation. If only her sister would listen.

Then, through a series of chance encounters, she meets Sam, who is witty, kind, and downright unflappable. Sophie has the overwhelming sense that she’s known him before, and as a relationship builds between them, odd visions invade her mind. Though she tries to dismiss them, their persistence will not allow it.

As someone who is quick to judge others, she is intrigued by Sam’s ability to accept people as they are. She begins to see him as a role model, but try as she may, his accepting nature is difficult to emulate.

Will Sophie ever be able to put her hasty judgments aside and realize not every problem has a simple solution?

On Tour: A Good Kind of Knowing by Kathy Lynn …

Kathy will be on tour April 8-22 with her novel A Good Kind of Knowing Sera Taylor’s store is the one place in Lakeville, Texas,…

Future Tour: Unexpecting by Lori Verni Fogarsi

Lori will be on tour April 29-May 13 with her novel Unexpecting Shelley and David are a couple of almost-empty-nesters preparing to embark on the…

Blog Tour Sign Up: The Blasphemy Box by Mandy Behbehani

“You know that nightmare you’ve always had? The one where you wake up one day to find yourself fat, frumpy, fifty and alone? I’m living it.”
Maddy Nelson has an idyllic existence: a handsome husband, great kids, a comfortable, affluent lifestyle. One morning soon after she turns fifty, however, she wakes up in her San Francisco home to find her husband Steven announcing that he’s leaving her for a woman half her age. And a third of her size.
Ouch!
Feeling totally unmoored and grieving for her married life and husband, Maddy finds herself thrust into an unfamiliar and uncomfortable world of middle-aged singledom. There, she must come to terms with her situation and embark on her new life: divorce proceedings, single parenting, internet dating, and trying to earn a living. It’s enough to drive her over the brink. To help her cope, she shares her struggles in a smart, wry blog named The Blasphemy Box, after her ex-husband’s obnoxious habit of having her drop a quarter into a wooden box every time she said something off color. Her madcap middle-aged adventures find her devoted readers who identify with her challenges.
In time, Maddy recreates herself and finds happiness in the arms of a good man, and a fulfilling new career as a novelist.

Future Tour: Where’s the Groom? by Sophie Meyer

Sophie will be on tour May 27-June 17 with her romantic comedy novel Where’s the Groom? Ashley, just turning thirty, is stuck with a string…