By: Angi Morgan
I have to admit that I love this book. It was originally titled SEE JANE RUN and I wrote the opening scene as it happened around me (well, not the FBI or kidnapping portion). When I first saw the cover I was amazed at the resemblance to my grandson. I also beat myself up a little that I hadn’t thought to put the toddler in a yellow rain slicker.
ANGI MORGAN writes Intrigues where
honor and danger collide with love. Her work is a multiple contest finalist and
Publisher’s Weekly best seller. She drags her dogs –and husband– around Texas
for research road trips so she can write off her camera. They now have a map
with highlighted roads they’ve traveled. Every detour somehow makes it into a
book.
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Congratulations to "Mary L." and "Bn100", the winners in Angi's giveaway.
Thank you to all who participated!
Thank you to all who participated!
I
just found out that all my digital backlist is on sale for $1.99. Okay the blatant promo is out of the way, but
it got me thinking... If I could update my back list, what would I change?
I don’t know about other authors, but sometimes it’s hard to promote my backlist because I can always think of a way each book could be better. A writer hopefully improves with every story they write. It’s only been six years since my first book, HILL COUNTRY HOLD UP was released. And occasionally I have a moment of clarity where I slap my forehead and say, “Man, I should have put that into the book.”
So yes, there are a couple of things I’d add, maybe strengthen a scene where readers had a question. But ultimately, I hope the book is still a good read.
HE’D DO ANYTHING TO RESCUE HER KIDNAPPED SON… EVEN IF THAT MEANS TURNING TO THE FBI AGENT WHO DOESN’T KNOW HE’S A FATHER.
Dr. Jane Palmer had every intention of telling FBI agent Steve Woods he was a father. But the rehearsed lines and practiced responses are forgotten the moment her little boy is kidnapped. Now, heart breaking and on the verge of falling apart, Jane needs Steve more than ever.
After every attempt at putting old feelings to rest, Steve Woods never expects Jane back in his life. Especially not for this reason. Racing against a ticking clock, desperate to earn Jane’s trust, Steve still senses she’s not telling him everything, which makes him wonder why she’d come back to Texas in the first place. And what any of it has to do with the child he’ll do anything to rescue.
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Do you binge read an author?
I definitely binge read an author, if I love her books I will read all her books and not just once. I've been known to read the same book 6 times if I really love it.
ReplyDeleteHUGS TO YOU THERESE !!
DeleteI do binge read an author and will reread until a new book comes out. I
ReplyDeleteAwesome to hear !
DeleteI do, especially when it's a new-to-me author or I'm in the mood for a specific genre, often romantic suspense!
ReplyDeleteI do, especially when it's a new-to-me author or I'm in the mood for a specific genre, often romantic suspense!
ReplyDeleteWoot ! Sales are your friend then !!
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Have a great week, BN !
DeleteI binge read. Wish more folks would binge on books rather than Netflix. Will share your backlist sale on Twitter.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mary Lawrence !! That's so nice of you.
DeleteI didn't enter as i thought they were ebooks then i come over and i get ornaments maybe i hit the wrong button but i would love to read in print and post a few reviews on a few sites! Love you Angi....
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