The Fabulous February giveaway

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In Need of Therapy by Tracie Banister @traciebanister

This is such a funny sort of romantic comedy. I KNOW this will appeal to every chick lit fan. Totally pg rated and parts will have you hysterical!

A State of Jane by Meredith Schorr Twitter

Such an enjoyable read! This girl Jane goes from focus on life and work to “Im ready to get dating” and she means it like NOW. So you watch Jane go through funny, scary, and downright hilarious dates. Must read!

Goodbye Emily by Michael Murphy Twitter

A story of friendship, love and loss. While sad, it is inspiring to read about a journey among friends.

Torn by Amber Lehman@amberlehman73

This was the best book I read last year. When I say it I mean it. The story if about high school teens living in Orange County, the land of excess, so accurate and bold. Many times I gasped out loud while reading it. If you think you know a young adult, a high school senior, you don’t!

Running on Empty by LB Simmons @lbsimmons33

I love a fluffy romance, this was not fluffy. It was like nothing I have read. One minute I am laughing at Alex and her BFF Harlow and then poof I am sad.

Roses in Ecuador by Heather Huffman

@heathers_mark

Absolutely loved this one. Heather scores again. This is the perfect blend of life lessons, following your dreams and love. You will take away a knowledge of business dealings that you were not even aware existed.

It’s Nothing Personal by Kate O’Reilley

@kateoreilley

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Please click here to purchase paperback and eBook copies of Kate O’Reilley’s medical thriller, “It’s Nothing Personal.” I loved this thriller! It was so chock full of suspense I label it a must read!

Please visit kateoreilley.com for more information of Kate’s books.

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Here’s a peek at the main characters’ first meet up in since their break up two years ago, told from the hero’s point of view. Ben stood behind the richly embroidered drapes at the condo’s living room window and discreetly watched Sterling walk to the car as he shuffled paperwork through his fingers. Her petite frame, dressed in a slim gray suit, pulled his attention as though he had no control. That’s the way it was with her. He hadn’t seen her for two years, but all during that time he’d been unable to will her out of his thoughts for very long. Seeing her up close and feeling her presence today had stirred up old feelings inside him. After they’d gotten together, the terrible aloneness he’d grown to live with had vanished. It hadn’t mattered that before she’d come along he’d had no one, no family, because she’d completely filled the emptiness in his gut. Then…

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