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OUT NOW: Brock and Bloom by Esther E. Schmidt

OUT NOW: Brock and Bloom from USA Today bestselling author Esther E. Schmidt. Life is hard enough for a single mom without adding a man to it. Yet, when a stubborn biker appoints himself as her personal protector there’s no running him off. Get it here: https://books2read.com/Brockandbloom Author & Cover Design: Esther E. Schmidt Release Day: October 6, 2026 Brock – Relocating our motorcycle club to a small town entails switching from outlaws to upstanding citizens. My president and I hit a roadblock when a threat from his past unexpectedly becomes relevant again. An innocent chance meeting lays a foundation, one I find myself fully committed to the more time I spend protecting the woman and her daughter. Bloom – I consider my mother’s funeral the final step in the closure I need for our lacking and distant relationship. Except, where I assume I’m the only one paying my respects, a group of bikers show up and change my life as well as my daughter’s. Enjoy the light suspen...
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Sale + A Pre-Order: The Samantha Jazz Series by Lisa Renee Jones

99CENTS SALE A killer who sees himself as judge and jury. The detective he’s obsessed with. Who will win? Find out here:  http://mybook.to/ThePoet THE POET by Lisa Renee Jones is on SALE for 99 CENTS for the first time ever!! Did you already meet and love Sam Jazz? Book two, THE GIRL WHO FORGOT, is also now up for PRE-ORDER! Get your copies of both here:  http://bit.ly/2ZMPxxW  (and scroll to the end of the post for the blurb reveal for book two!) ****THE POET (book one)**** Buy the ebook and audio Kindle:  http://mybook.to/ThePoet Apple Books:  https://apple.co/2UbRb9K Nook:  https://bit.ly/33Gyxtz Kobo:  https://bit.ly/3aiRjtC Google:  https://bit.ly/39gWf0G Audible:  https://adbl.co/33NodjK Buy the mass market paperback Walmart:  https://bit.ly/31rS41Y Target:  https://bit.ly/2wwwvAc Books-a-Million:  https://bit.ly/3b8N9EW Amazon:  http://mybook.to/ ThePoetPaperback B&N:  http://bit.ly/2YgkHMH New York Times b...
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Review: The Poet by Lisa Renee Jones

Synopsis “The poet is a liar who always speaks the truth.”  -Jean Cocteau Some call him friend or boss. Some call him husband or dad. Some call him son, even a favorite son. But the only title that matters to him is the one the media has given him: The Poet. A name he earned from the written words he leaves behind after he kills that are as dark and mysterious as the reason he chooses his victims. One word, two, three, a story in a poem, a secret that only Detective Samantha Jazz can solve. Because he’s writing this story for her. She just doesn’t know it yet. Add to Goodreads Shelf Review I'm not a fan of thrillers/crime fiction. This book was my adventure, and it turned out far better than I expected. Amazing! Simply amazing. That's what it is; a page turner. Something you wouldn't be able to put down once you started reading. The story, the characters, the premise, and all the twists and turns will keep you hooked until the very end. I highly recommend this book. It'...
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Cover Reveal: The Truth About Cowboys by Lisa Renee Jones

About The Truth About Cowboys I had my life figured out. Engaged to a successful man. About to make partner at my firm. Bought a high-rise apartment in downtown Denver. And then, poof, it’s all gone. Now, like in some cheesy romantic comedy, my car has broken down in the pouring rain on my way to “find myself” in The Middle of Nowhere, Texas. Cue hot guy coming to my rescue and changing my tire. This is the part where we flirt and have a meet-cute, right? That’s how it works in romance novels, and I should know —after all, I’m coming to Texas to write my own cowboy romance. But nope.  This  sexy cowboy lights into me about not being prepared for the country roads and how inappropriate my high-heeled boots are. Little did I know, Michael Montgomery would tilt my world into a new dimension with his sinful smirk and his bad attitude. Every time I turn around, he’s there to reluctantly save the day. And every time, I think there may be somethi...
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