*kermit flail Monday*– June’s releases!

She wants out
Party girl Alexia Blackburn is only hanging around the vampire compound until her best friend—the queen—has her baby. After that, nothing is going to stop Alexia from getting back to daylight, safety, and feeling like a normal human being. But leaving the vampire world has one big catch…

His name is Richard but he’ll say, “Call me Dick.”
He’s a big, butch, brainy guy in an executive suit, hotter than spit on a
skillet. The type of guy you can see fully dressed and imagine buck naked in
the throes of an orgasm – every six-feet-two, muscular, sexually intoxicating
inch of him. He’s an ambitious freshman in a prominent brokerage firm who’s
figured out he can use more than his smarts to get ahead. He’s perfected a
surefire method to drive home a hard deal. No one can resist him. And he’s got
one really big secret. But that will cost you.

For photographer J.J. Johnstone, the price of Dick just might cost him
everything.

 Aaron Weiss
knows how to escape. Years ago, he ran from a romantic disappointment and
impulsively joined the Army. Now, he’s forced to take a medical discharge and
readjusting to life at home proves a challenge.

Major Astley McNalty is a wealthy retired surgeon, soldier, and world traveler. Despite the injury that has left him lame, the gentleman has everything a common servant like Pip could ever wish for, and yet he spends his nights in drunken brooding and his days in solitary melancholy. He’s a mystery to Pip, so when the major defies convention and asks Pip to read to him at night, Pip gladly accepts for a chance to spend his winter evenings by the library fire and perhaps satisfy his curiosity. Until one night, while thoroughly drunk, the major kisses Pip and changes everything between them.

 

~~Levi is ready to do anything to make his rock star—and hopefully, personal—dreams come true.

Levi Tabberton has dreamed of being a rock star ever since his brother’s best friend, Alexander, showed him his guitar when he was young. But becoming a member of his boyhood crush’s band, Lion’s Pride, is even more important.

Growing up, Levi emulated Alexander Morrison and, years later, his feelings remain unchanged when he auditions for the band. Xan is laid-back, caring, gorgeous, and takes Levi under his wing—paw. But Levi’s guilt and insecurity hold him back from letting Xan see the real him.

Levi needs to prove himself worthy of the band and deserving of Xan’s attention, but the lengths he’s gone to have left him reeling with anxiety and exhaustion. Levi’s not sure how much longer he can pull off the charade he’s been acting out to reach his goals and to keep Xan’s affections.

Has he made the right choice or will his dreams fade in a catastrophe of lies and uncertainty?~~

(And have I mentioned my love of fan art?  K-Lee has some fans who put together some of those wonderful fan-art memes that I adore so much, and when she sent them, I just had to include them. Enjoy!)

Okay– so I have to admit, I badgered this last participant. I was like, “Oh Annnndreeeeewwww!!!  Remember when you wanted me to post your Oz book on my blog, and I did, and I decided to do that for all my friends, just because I loved you enough to break my rule against doing it on a regular basis? How come you’re not pimping your newest release on my blog, Andrew? Huh?  Huh? Huh? Huh?”

And because he loves me, just a little, he sent me the press kit for his newest release.  Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you

Love Means… Patience by Andrew Grey, YAYAYAYAYAYAYAY!!!!

Years after his discharge from the Marines under “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” Cody Culver lives in a PTSD-induced world all his own. On a mission, under misconceptions that Geoff and Eli are the enemy, Cody breaks into their farmhouse but is quickly brought back to his senses by a frying pan to the head. After receiving much needed help in the hospital, Cody has nowhere to go. Luckily, kindhearted Eli knows just where to turn.

Oh– and for Amy news, don’t forget to check me out next Monday, June 9th, at 9:00 am on Capital Public Radio (my husband assures me that this qualifies as NPR, which sort of flips my switch only because I’ve heard of that, and I don’t hear of much) on Insight hosted by Beth Ruyak.  The lovely and entertaining Kim Fielding (who, by the by, got us this gig) will be there, and we are going to raise hell and count bodies later on the radio.  Without saying the F-word, which, as you know, will be my biggest challenge.  So be sure to tune in then!  (And if you miss it, I believe the links I gave you were the cache pages, so you can listen in later when it’s over.)  I’ll be REALLY NERVOUS before then, just sos you knows.

And that’s it for *kermit flail Monday*– I think we did her proud!

Out!