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Celebrating New Release: IMMORTAL DREAMS BOOK ONE: DIVINE LOVE!

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Happy Thursday Everybody,

 Wow! It feels like ages since I updated my blog. I have been swamped, darling readers! For 2 weeks I was dealing with health issues--mine and family's, and edits, and real life. But me and the family are now well, and the edits got in, and while real life is still busy, I have some space to finally post a new blog post...and what a perfect reason!

Today I am overjoyed to announce my New Adult (NA) Paranormal Romance (first in a trilogy),  Immortal Dreams Book One: Divine Love is now available for your reading pleasure on Amazon Kindle!!

 To say I'm happy is an understatement. *Insert huge smile and giddy feelings here*

 Below you can read the blurb:
Laney Alberts should be enjoying her senior year of high school. Instead, she’s mourning the death of her beloved father—her hero. Even after a year without him, she still feels directionless. 

Things take a complete one-eighty when she literally walks into Jason Magnus, the hot, new guy at school. He’s different from anyone she has ever met, and intrigues her in ways she never guessed possible. 

But, there’s more to Jason than Laney realizes. Before she knows what’s happening, she’s thrown into the world of Immortals. To prevent a goddess bent on world domination from destroying both the human and Immortal worlds, Laney and Jason must embrace the Fates’ destiny for them. 

Human and Immortal collide in this, the first of the Immortal Dreams Trilogy. 

 I hope you all enjoy this story as much as I enjoyed writing it!

 Click here to find it on Amazon Kindle.  To add it to your To Be Read pile on Goodreads click here.

 Hope everyone has a Thrillingly Terrific Thursday!
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