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Month: April 2017

The Giant’s House, Akaroa, New Zealand #travel

The Giant’s House was build in 1880 and is made of native totara and kauri timber. The house was originally owned by a bank manager. Artist and sculptor Josie Martin purchased the house and has used the gardens as her artist canvas and created a wonderland—a fun place...

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The White Heron or Kotuku

While the white heron is common in Australia and parts of Asia, we’re lucky to see them. They are considered rare in New Zealand. The Maori called them kotuku and their white feathers were highly sought for decoration. It is known as a graceful and beautiful bird and...

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New Release: Lost With Leo #paranormal

I’m excited to announce that Lost with Leo, the third book in the Middlemarch Capture series, is now out! Purchase your copy today for 99c. Limited time price! Here’s the blurb: Leo Mitchell wants to contribute to the operating expenses of the new family-run...

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Are You a Kindle Unlimited Subscriber?

Are you a Kindle Unlimited Member? Join the April KU Challenge & Giveaway 4/1-4/30! Over 120 authors have come together to offer an awesome giveaway in an effort to find new readers! Come meet your new favorite author. Read for FREE with KU. Even better, we've...

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Spring Series Giveaway #IARTG #bookblast

Welcome to the Steamy Book Bargains Spring Series Highlight and Giveaway! Are you one of those readers who holds out on a book until there are multiple follow ups! Are you afraid to commit until you can have more than just the first story in your hands! This is for...

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Romance with Muscle #smtmuscle!

I think every romance reader enjoys a cover featuring a sexy male. I’m part of a group of authors who are doing a joint promotion with 99c and Free books. But the catch is, every cover features a shirtless hero. Yay! You can view the selection of sexy muscles here....

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Rangitoto, Auckland. The Youngest Volcano #travel #newzealand

This year we’ve had lots of overseas visitors, which means we’ve been reacquainting ourselves with the sights around Auckland. The city of Auckland is built on on a field of volcanoes, and Rangitoto Island is the youngest one – a mere 600 years-old. The island is...

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