Years of warfare and countless bedroom encounters have stolen Kempor Aleksander's luster for life.

Voted 'Most Eligible Bachelor in Boronda,' Aleksander shakes up her world and tilts her in more ways than one. Here's the blurb for Troll-y Yours (book two of The Centaurs series):ĭetermined to forge a better life, Ella launches her new business with high hopes-until a sexy Centaur bumps into her and throws her life off course.

The soft, overstuffed rocker recliner is where I can write and read … and stare out the picture windows: soft and comfortable, with big puffy arm rests.

At the dining table I can see the dogs outside through the slider to my left, and have quick access to the coffee pot in the kitchen.

I do my best writing at the dining table: The computer hutch holds all my notes and reference books, but I can only take the three cabinet walls for so long.

I love to read in bed, but only at night: When it's dark outside and the house is quiet, when I'm all snuggled into my warm bed, the words on the Kindle come alive in my imagination and the world narrows to just me and the story.

My three favorite places to write and read: But when Louisa tries to protect him, Charles knows he's found a way to face his future-in the arms of his heiress.įind out more at Sheri Fredricks, author of Troll-y Yours (fantasy romance) Keeping his wits about him and protecting Louisa brings out the honor he thought he'd left on the battlefield. And then there's the small problem of someone at Rosemont trying to kill him. The true difficulty is keeping his hands off Louisa once there's nobody around to see their ruse. What's so difficult about impersonating a husband, even if he doesn't know a Rembrandt from a Rousseau? It's only thirty days, not till death do them part. Louisa needs a fake husband, and fast, to make the proper impression.Ĭharles Cooper, captain in the Second Boer War and far from silver spoons or gilded cages, is so hard up that even this crazy scheme appeals to him. Independent heiress Louisa Stratton is going home to Rosemont for the holidays, and at the family's request, she's bringing her new husband-Maximillian Norwich, art connoisseur and artful lover, the man she's written of so glowingly.

It's all fun and games until someone falls in love… Here's the blurb for In the Arms of the Heiress (A Ladies Unlaced novel): Our bathing suits stayed on, too! (I'm sensing a theme in each of these three things.) Our combined age was 263 years, and we were inordinately proud of ourselves.

I went with my husband and our two best friends in a big inflatable couch. I viewed it as an educational and anatomical opportunity. My husband booked the trip online, and this is when we discovered he needed reading glasses.

Staying at a gay-friendly, clothing optional resort in Key West.

Troll-y Yours by Sheri Fredricks