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So Peyton sent me this picture of Joan of Arc because a Joan of Arc book is mentioned in several of the Marguerite stories, but when i saw the look on Joan's face and saw her drawing her sword, i thought this is SO Marguerite's way of dealing with things! http://www.gocomics.com/that-is-priceless/2017/02/28
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We published Peyton's second book, Cassie to the Coast, a couple of weeks ago. (Yeah, I know, I'm behind on posting cool stuff as usual.) Anyway, it's a contemporary (meaning it happens now-ish instead of in ages past or ages yet to come. And it takes place here in Portland and along the Oregon coast. It's got a really nice romance in it, and a bunch more, too. (So don't say you weren't warned!!!) Anyway, check it out over on Peyton's web site, www.PeytonReese.com and then click on Contemporary. Thanx, and TTYL. Jessica  Happy New Year!
I know i've been AWOL for the last few months. Been busy with school. But Peyton's been productive ... We've published his first solo Sci-Fi work, called Bargain Princess. It takes place in the future on another world. Check it out on his web site, www.PeytonReese.com, in the Sci-Fi section. TTYL, Jessica Oh, this is so much fun!!!
Peyton and I have written a short story, a sort of prelude to the Marguerite Series. It's called Impromptu Picnic, and you can download it from the Samples page (See it in the pink ribbon above?). It's short -- maybe 5 or 6 pages depending on your reader, which is why we're calling it a short story. (Duh.) Anyway, it takes place several months before Part One of the series, and gives a little insight into Marguerite and her relationship with William. We hope you like it! - Jessica  Okay so here's Part Three of the series, Love's Return. Our heroine, Marguerite, is living the "good life" with Elena and Otto Schafenbein. But if it's so good, why does she feel so sh**y? Ooops! gotta watch my language. Anyway, read the book (pleeze!) to find out if she gets outta this, uh, predicament. (And yes, "outta" is a word, i just looked it up in the Google, and it would know.)
Oh... If you read my book and like it, or even if you don't, puh-leeze leave a review on the site where you got it. Then give yourself a nice, warm pat on the back from me. Thanks. Oh, almost forgot - Here are the quick & easy links: Amazon and Kobo and Nook Jessica  Gosh, is it already the end of June already? And I haven't updated this blog with this -> exciting news! Part Two of the series, Love's Sacrifice, is available on Kindle, Kobo, and Nook!
I love the tag line: "Is there nothing Marguerite wouldn't do for the man she loves?" I can pretty much tell ya the answer to that one. Read the book to find out a few things Marguerite is willing to do. And thanks, Karen Duvall, for that luscious cover!  Love's Yearning
 Yes!!! Love's Yearning, the Prologue of the Marguerite Series, is finally up on Amazon!
Click the picture to go there. Please buy one and review it. I really wanna hear what you think. But ... People who have read it pre-pub say it's better to start with Part One, Love's Challenge, before reading the Prologue. I dunno, something about the Prologue being really dark. Yeah, it's kinda gory in parts, but it ends on an upbeat curve. Sometimes things have to get really dark before they can turn around.  Love's Challenge Woo-hoot!!! Love's Challenge, part one of the Marguerite series, is now available on Kobo! Check us out here --> On Kobobooks
Yes, I know... The cover is awesome! Thank you, Karen Duvall!! P.S. The book is awesome too. You should read it, and tell your friends. And this is just the beginning! Actually, the beginning is the Prologue, which is the next book. But start by reading this one, Part One. |
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