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I usually send out the newsletter fortnightly, but wanted to let you know this before time runs out.

Good Friday was coincidental to this offer. Maison Angelique has been part of a Thanksgiving Book Fair at a reduced price of $0.99. The Book Fair has just finished, but the book is still at this price until 30 November.

Maison Angelique is now available on Kobo as well as Amazon, and shortly will be available on Barnes & Noble and Apple Books as well.

Maison Angelique

by Emily Hussey

If only it were Thursday every day of the week.

Angela was in survival mode when her husband deserted her and their child. Angelique was the solution, providing discreet, sensual services to men of substance – one client for each day of the week. Of all her clients, it was Mr Thursday who lit up her day, inflaming desire with steamy intensity.

When a kidnap attempt on one of her clients endangers her family, evidence points to the perpetrator being someone close to her. The resulting chaos forces a change to her occupation and crystallises her dreams for the future.

Luke knew it was crazy to let someone like Angelique get under his skin. This captivating woman established the rules, rules he could live by if that’s what it took. He would be there for her any day of the week. When circumstances changed dramatically, he was ready to establish some rules of his own.

Angela’s clients continue to impact on her life and her plans, but nobody pulls her strings – except for Mr Thursday. Is it Angela whose favour he seeks, or only Angelique’s?

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Plan B: Secret Donor Baby

by Rowena Wylde

Who needs men anyway?

 Pyper had long dreamed of the family she wanted to have. It takes two to tango, and when she hadn’t met the man of her dreams, she took matters into her own hands. South Coast Fertility Clinic came to her rescue and a last-minute fling with Charlie Jordan confirmed she’d made the right decision.

The Gods must have been laughing. She was barely 6 weeks pregnant, when her dream job came up. Of course, she applied. She could worry about logistics later. If she dressed carefully, she could hide her pregnancy for a while, until she had proven her worth at least.

Beecham Constructions was all that she hoped. Well almost. The Project Director was the last person she ever expected to work with. Not only did she have to hide her bump, she also had to conceal her secret liaison, not helped by his antagonistic attitude.

Pyper didn’t book the accommodation, so it wasn’t her that put them in the same room. She would hardly have done that, when she was hiding her growing bundle. Then she discovered she wasn’t the only one with a secret. There was a surprise of his own in Charlie’s past.

More detail here.

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Iris joins the household

It felt very strange not having a cat around. I recently read a post on FB about a young feline called Iris who was in need of a new home. I sat on the knowledge for a few days, before going to meet her. She has turned out to be such a friendly cat, who is loving her new home. My son got to hold her for the photo.

Kind regards

Emily Hussey - Author, Poet, Coach

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