Raine Balkera - Romance Author

Pages -  316 Publisher -  Suzanna Medeiros Published -  January 14, 2013 Genre -  Historical Romance, Regency Series -  Book 1 of 2, Landing a Lord Amazon -   Link Language -  tame Sexual Content -  2/5 Narrative -  3rd P She is on the verge of losing everything… To save her home and keep her two younger siblings safe, Louisa Evans must turn to the head of the family that ruined hers. He needs an heir… The Marquess of Overlea is starting to show signs of having inherited the same illness that killed his father and older brother. To prevent the marquisate from falling into the hands of an unscrupulous cousin, Overlea must secure an heir before that illness also claims him. But he is determined not to be the father of that heir… Overlea’s plan is simple—marry the practical, yet desperate, Miss Evans and hold Louisa to her promise to provide him with an heir. But he waits until after they are married to tell his wife that he intends to have another man father

Hello, and welcome to another installment of the MFRWauthor 52-Week Blog Challenge. This week's question is: The Top Five Places I'd Like to Visit I've included a Linky at the end of this post so you can visit everyone's submission to this week's Hop. I know it sounds ridiculous to say I Love to Travel because, let's be honest, who doesn't? A more accurate or realistic remark might sound more like this: Who Can AFFORD to Travel? Right? Not me! But, dreams are free and here is mine. #5 Crete Home to the Ideon Cave, which was the birthplace of Zeus. But also for the food, the atmosphere, and especially the photo ops standing near all of the white buildings with blue awnings/rooftops/shutters... and with the Mediterranean as a backdrop. I learned in one of my Linguistics classes that there is an island off the coast of Greece where the language is so obscure that even Greeks have trouble understanding it. Fascinating stuff, s

Late to another Party! You can still follow along on the Hop, though, as I've included everyone else's contributions at the end of this post. It's Week 16 of the 52-Week BlogHop Challenge and this time, I'm supposed to tell you about My Biggest Dream in Life , but like a few of the other contributors, I've got more than just one. I'll start with the trivial things: Eternal Youth Vanity by Hans Memling Lots and Lots of Money and Being Able to Travel the World Then tone it down a bit with the semi-realistic: Becoming a Successful Writer and Landing on A Best-Seller List Which would bring my dreams full circle as I'd then be able to travel the world with my loads of money AND get the cosmetic surgery out of the way! In all seriousness, though... my lifes' dream has changed so many times it is hard to say exactly what it is I really want out of what is left of the rest of my life. To be happy

Welcome to the  April Showers Romance Blog Hop ! This fun and quick hop will take you on a journey to meet some fantastic authors who write some amazing stories! PRIZES $50 Amazon Gift Card  $25 Amazon Gift Card $10 Amazon Gift Card Increase your chances of winning by visiting all the stops listed below, and leave a comment with your email address. Don’t forget to check out the MEGA April Showers Giveaway https://app.viralsweep.com/sweeps/full/560403-17727&framed=1 And have fun with the April Showers authors by joining them on April 21st for their Facebook Party! https://www.facebook.com/events/701339710027137/ Thanks for hopping with them… have fun… and away we go!  Visit all of the stops in the blog hop by using the list below… Nicole Morgan   http://nicolemorganauthor.blogspot.com Vicki Batman   http://www.vickibaman.blogspot.com Kayelle Allen   https://kayelleallen.com/ Sharon Hamilton   https://sh

Pages -   348 Publisher -   Free Spirit Press Published -   October 15, 2014 First Published -  1990 Harlequin Series -  Home Front, Book One of Three Sold by -   Amazon Digital Services LLC Genre -   WWII, Romance, Historical Romance Sexual Content -  0/5 Language -  1/5 Narrative -  3rd Person Before they became The Greatest Generation, they were young men and women in love...  It's June 1943. From New York to California, families gather to send their sons and husbands, friends and lovers off to war. The attack on Pearl Harbor seems a long time ago as America begins to understand that their boys won't be home any time soon. In Forest Hills, New York City, twenty-year-old Catherine Wilson knows all about waiting. She's been in love with boy-next-door Doug Weaver since childhood, and if the war hadn't started when it did, she would be married and maybe starting a family, not sitting at the window of her girlhood bedroom, waiting for her li