I'm
happy to say that I have not one book but TWO coming out today. They're
the second and third books after "Knowing Katharine," which was
published last year. Book Two is "Loving Katharine" and Book Three is
"Marrying Emma." When Book Two was in edits, I started on Book Three,
and it came together incredibly quickly. In fact, it had been done for a
while before edits for Book Two came back in. Instead of releasing them
a few months apart for the sake of how things are usually done, I
figured why not release them together? So, here they are.
Book
Two is contained in that it does not have a cliffhanger ending or
anything like that. So, you don't have to get Book Three in order to
“continue” Book Two. Based on beta reader feedback, reading Book One may
help you understand/enjoy Book Two better. Book Three stands alone
better than Book Two. Reading all three is best, of course! :)
Anyway,
here are the blurbs and more info. Do not read past the blurb for Book
Two if you prefer to avoid minor possible spoilers in the Book Three
blurb.
Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/786088
Book
Two, “Loving Katharine”: When Britain’s crown princess Katharine came
out of the closet and ran off with one of her security officers, they
knew they were destined for a fling, not for true romance. They would
take what they could get in the little time they had together and resume
their separate lives.
Except
Katharine is queen a mere three months after they parted, and her
former lover has been summoned to her side. What about the feelings that
deepened in Puerto Rico? Can the two women make a go of an actual
relationship?
Maybe.
Maybe not. Plus, some things are not what they seem. Namely,
Katharine’s youngest sister, Emma, is struggling with her own sexuality.
Secrets and fear run deep, and they imperil the chances of a happily
ever after.
**
Book
Three, “Marrying Emma”: Britain’s Princess Emma, an out lesbian, is
trying hard to make romantic connections, but they never seem to
succeed. In one case, Emma discovers in the middle of lovemaking that
the woman is married. In another case, the romantic prospect simply
never gets back in touch.
Emma’s
eldest sister, Queen Katharine, seems happily married, and even her
middle sister, Margaret, with her laundry list of issues, is on the cusp
of happiness.
So
it’s no wonder Emma feels desolate. That begins to gradually change
with the intriguing reporter Marisol Richards, but she says she’s not
the one for Emma. There’s someone out there, though, someone who yearns
to get her fairy tale ending. In fact, she and Emma were meant to be
together years ago. Will they finally find their way together?
Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/786096
**
Also, if you haven't yet read "Knowing Katharine":
Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/720771
Tessa
Donovan is a New York City cop tired of pounding the streets, tired of
the long hours, tired of the wrecked relationship with the woman she
used to love. So, when Cliff Sandings with the Royal Protection Command
approaches her for a job opportunity, she jumps at the chance.
Her
task: going deep undercover, including a new name, to protect Britain’s
Katharine Anne Elizabeth Amalia, heir to the throne. Katharine is
entering her junior year at Purcell College in Maine. She won’t let a
near-successful assassination attempt deter her plans to live as
normally as possible.
Tessa
(undercover name Trisha) moves into a dorm room near Katharine’s, and
the security officer quickly learns that protecting Katharine is tricky.
Not necessarily because of physical threats but because lust gets in
the way. Plus there is the fact that Katharine is poised to be the
future queen of England, and an out lesbian relationship with her is all
but impossible. There’s also another lesbian in the picture, the
persistent Joyce Thomas, and Trisha can’t help but be drawn to her too.
Will
Trisha succeed in getting to know the true Katharine, or will it be one
of the other women in Katharine’s life? Does anyone truly get to know
her?
And what about the woman who fantasizes about ending the lives of Katharine and her father, the king?
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