Showing posts with label New Zealand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Zealand. Show all posts

Sunday, July 5, 2026

Summer Smashwords Sale

It's that time of year again when Smashwords has its semi-annual sale!

All my Grant's Crossing novels are on sale for 75% off through July 31. I hope you'll all head over there and pick up a new read to enjoy this summer. And while you're at it, don't forget to add them to your Goodreads TBR! Click a picture or title below to take you to Smashwords to get your copy!.


Any books purchased through Smashwords can be downloaded into your favorite e-readers: Kindle, Nook, Kobo, etc.

I hope you have the chance to read these books and get to know Derek, Joey, Tank, Kiro, Steve, Nick, Tara, and so many other wonderful friends in Grant's Crossing! 

Happy reading! 

 - Heather

P.S. Coming late August, all three Heroes of Grant's Crossing novels will be available together in one single omnibus. AND this omnibus will be coming to Kindle Unlimited! Click here for details! 

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Saturday, January 18, 2025

Leaux Cay Marketing

This is Michonne. She works in my marketing department as head of Marketing. 

Sometimes, she sleeps on the job.
Hmm. Maybe I should talk to her about that. 


Take care and happy reading! 

 - Heather 




A sassy bookstore owner - a smokin' hot firefighter - and three flirty septuagenarians. 

What more could you ever need? 

Don’t Call Me Sugar is a slow-burn, Grant’s Crossing Romance - where family and friends mean everything, and happily-ever-afters are guaranteed.

Don't Call Me Sugar is available wherever books are sold online. If it's not already there, you can request it at your local library in paperback and digital for Libby and Hoopla.

Haven’t yet read Wayward Guilt, Heroes of Grant’s Crossing Book 1? 


No problem. Click here to find it in print and digital on Libby / Hoopla or wherever books are sold online.




Wednesday, January 8, 2025

Feeling Cooped Up?

Feeling cooped up after a cold winter storm? 


How about something good to read?



Video text can be found below


 




1. WAYWARD GUILT - Heroes of Grant’s Crossing Book 1


Need a good cry? Grab a box of tissues and a copy of Wayward Guilt



            Three friends leave home to serve their country. 

            Only two make it back. 

            What do you do when your best friend is no longer there? 



2. SAFE NOW - Heroes of Grant’s Crossing Book 2


Feeling angry? Think of what you’d do to protect your family. 


Discover how far one Marine veteran went in Safe Now



            Some secrets can’t be kept. 

            Some people can’t be protected. 

            Some brothers can’t be stopped. 



Prefer something lighter? Grab a nice hot cuppa to go with this contemporary firefighter romance. 



3. DON’T CALL ME SUGAR - A Grant’s Crossing Fire Romance


Her father’s accident brought her home. Will a cocky first responder keep her there? 


Sassy bookshop owner.    


        Smokin' hot firefighter.


                Three flirty septuagenarians.





Grant’s Crossing Novels - available wherever books are sold online. 

 




Take care and happy reading! 

 - Heather 




A sassy bookstore owner - a smokin' hot firefighter - and three flirty septuagenarians. 

What more could you ever need? 

Don’t Call Me Sugar is a slow-burn, Grant’s Crossing Romance - where family and friends mean everything, and happily-ever-afters are guaranteed.

Don't Call Me Sugar is available wherever books are sold online. If it's not already there, you can request it at your local library in paperback and digital for Libby and Hoopla.

Haven’t yet read Wayward Guilt, Heroes of Grant’s Crossing Book 1? 


No problem. Click here to find it in print and digital on Libby / Hoopla or wherever books are sold online.






Sunday, December 22, 2024

SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

Paraphrased from a fellow author:


READING. AND. RETURNING. IS. THEFT. FULL. STOP.

Authors do not enjoy waking up OWING Amazon money
🤬


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Yes - Amazon charges authors a penalty fee when a book is returned. So you’re not getting back at Bezos, you’re deliberately punishing the authors themselves, despite what you may hear on TikTok. 😞

If you want to support authors, support them.

Read their books. Keep their books. Share your thoughts on their books.

Write a quick review - even a few words, but please don’t claim you support indie authors by buying their books long enough to read only to return them immediately after. That’s theft.

Now. Want to read and return them? Great! Here’s how you can do that:

😀 Check books out of the library.
😀 Read books on Kobo Plus. (A subscription service)
😀 Read books on Kindle Unlimited. (Another subscription service)

But do not buy them outright, read them, and then return them. That just hurts the same indie authors you profess to support.



Take care and happy reading! 

 - Heather 




A sassy bookstore owner - a smokin' hot firefighter - and three flirty septuagenarians. 

What more could you ever need? 

Don’t Call Me Sugar is a slow-burn, Grant’s Crossing Romance - where family and friends mean everything, and happily-ever-afters are guaranteed.

Don't Call Me Sugar is available wherever books are sold online. If it's not already there, you can request it at your local library in paperback and digital for Libby and Hoopla.

Haven’t yet read Wayward Guilt, Heroes of Grant’s Crossing Book 1? 


No problem. Click here to find it in print and digital on Libby / Hoopla or wherever books are sold online.




Saturday, June 3, 2023

Pride 2023 - Books and Authors Day 3 - Jay Hogan's Auckland Med Series

Hello and Happy Pride!  

For Pride Month 2023, I’d like to share some of the fabulous books and authors I’ve discovered when I started reading novels featuring LGBTQ or LGBTQ-friendly characters or written by LGBTQ or LGBTQ-friendly authors back during my furlough during the 2020 lockdown. 

Welcome to Day 3 of 30 Days of Pride. Today I'm sharing Jay Hogan's Auckland Med Series. Auckland Med is a series of five gay romance novels written by New Zealand author Jay Hogan. They're all set in and around a hospital in Auckland, New Zealand, so readers get to know doctors, nurses, medical examiners, and others. You also get to know a few Rugby players along the way as well; there's definitely a fair amount of sports - even wheelchair rugby, described in Book 4, Against the grain.

Jay Hogan writes beautifully-complex characters in all her books, but my absolute favorite character is featured in Book 2, Crossing the Touchline: Cameron Wano. Cameron Wano is the charge nurse in the Auckland Med ER who is great at his job, takes no attitude from anyone, always wears guyliner, and falls for the next up-and-coming Rugby star with the New Zealand All Blacks. He makes appearances in the other books, but we get to know him in Crossing the Touchline. 

Here are the 5 books in the Auckland Med series. 






This is my favorite Jay Hogan series. I've listened to 4 out of 5 books so far, and all of them were beautifully narrated by Gary Furlong. I've listened to other Jay Hogan's books, and Furlong does an outstanding job on all of them. Take a listen if you can. Many are available on Hoopla, so all you need is your library card to take a quick trip to New Zealand!

I hope you'll take some time to check out this fantastic series. 

Find Jay Hogan and all her books on Bookbub and Goodreads

Take care, and happy reading!

- Heather 

As always, my reviews can be found on Goodreads and other retail sites. 

Pre-order your e-Copy of WAYWARD GUILT - Heroes of Grant's Crossing Book 1! (Print version will be available for pre-order in early July.)



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