12 Days of Clean Romance
December 2018
During the month of December, we will be featuring 12 Authors who write clean romance!
Tag Archives: Clean Wholesome Romance
Cover Reveal $25 GIVEAWAY Hosted By Kathy @cleanwholesomeromance.com
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Cover Reveal $25 Giveaway
Today I’m excited to bring you the cover reveal for a clean historical romance that will be released January 22, 2019!
Abigail by Jess Heileman
#FallingInLove Spotlight – Through The Fire By Elizabeth Johns
Through the Fire: A Traditional Regency Romance by Elizabeth Johns
When two people have walked through fire, can love bring the healing and help they need?
Spurned by love, Lady Margaux Winslow, daughter of the Marquess of Ashbury, has no use for the other eligible gentlemen of London. Despite her beauty, her sharp tongue soon earns her a reputation as a dragon. Convincing her parents to let her retreat to their Scottish estate, a home for abandoned young women, Margaux feels she can do something meaningful with her life. At their wits’ end, her parents believe a few months in seclusion will teach her to appreciate her privileged existence, and accept the next gentleman of worth who offers for her. Margaux has no plans to yield. But neither she nor her parents bargain for the proximity of the gorgeous, blue-eyed Scotsman on the neighbouring estate.
All Broken Pieces By Annette K. Larsen #Cover Reveal
All Our Broken Pieces by Annette K. Larsen
Ginny and Devin have been best friends for most of their lives. They’ve relied on each other, laughed with each other, kept each other sane.
But now Devin is dead, and Ginny is floundering to find a way to cope with the loss and continue living when the one person she’s always relied on is gone. So she does what she’s always done. She pours her frustrations into texts to Devin, or at least to Devin’s useless phone number. She sends her pain and anger out into the void of cellular data with no hope of response.
Until the day when someone does respond. Ginny knows that this person—this Not-Devin—won’t ever replace her best friend, but maybe he can help her heal, or at least give her a reason to smile again.
