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Happy Friday All,

 I've decided to do an impromptu book review. Recently I finished reading Stacy Hoff's Desire In The Everglades.

 When I read Anne B. Cole's blog post where Stacy made a guest appearance, her story and the background behind it intrigued me. Stacy and I emailed each other and decided to exchange books. She sent me a copy of Desire In The Everglades, and I sent her a copy of my novel, All's Fair In Love In Lion.

 Anyway, I finally got to sit down and read Stacy's story:

 Stephanie Lang has enough stress being a producer for Teleworld Broadcasting Company without being forced into working on the insane new show her boss and the Board of Directors have come up
with. Seriously...a guy armed ONLY with a knife surviving in the Everglades? Have the higher ups lost their minds?

 But between being strong-armed and then catching the photo of Colin, who they plan to contract to be The Everglader, she finds herself agreeing to the whole idea.

 Little does she realize what she's about to experience.

 The story has plenty of action and adventure for those who crave it. It's definitely a romance novel, and the romance is done well.

 If you're someone who loves a bit of danger, a bit of romance, and suspense, then head over to Amazon to pick up a Kindle copy of Stacy Hoff's Desire In The Everglades. You can also pick up a paperback copy through Amazon or go to Barnes & Noble to order a paperback copy.

 Hope You All Have A Fantastically Fabulous Friday!
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Susan B James said…
Sounds great. Added it to my TBR on Goodreads. Thank you,
Friday, 30 January, 2015
Bethany said…
Susan,

Thank you for dropping by and commenting and supporting Stacy! :-)
Friday, 30 January, 2015
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