Hot Novels to Heat Up the Summer!

SYNOPSIS LOUNGE presents....

Fool Me Once
By Mona Ingram

What do you get when you combine a feisty female journalist and a former Special Forces operative? Here's a sample:

He circled her with a predatory gleam in his eyes. "You look good enough to eat," he murmured softly.
His voice reached out and drew her in. It was sippin' whiskey, it was black velvet, it was hard steel - and God help her - it was hot sex, waiting to happen. She met his eyes as he came to a stop in front of her.
A pulse throbbed in her throat and he smiled, tracing it with his fingertips as his eyes held hers. Lowering his head, his lips brushed her skin where his fingers had been, then trailed lower, lingering in the hollow of her neck. "Olivia", he whispered, raising his head. "I don't know what I'm going to do about you." His lips seemed to suggest a world of possibilities.




And here's another one...



The Unwanted Wife
By Natasha Anders

All Alessandro de Lucci wants from his wife is a son but after a year and a half of unhappiness and disillusionment, all Theresa de Lucci wants from her ice cold husband is a divorce. Unfortunate timing, since Theresa is about to discover that she’s finally pregnant and Alessandro is about to discover that he isn’t willing to lose Theresa.














PERSONAL NOTES:  My second novella Asian Boy is on the final phase now. Miguelito, our protagonist will hit the road on Amazon Kindle and B&N Nook and Smashwords. Tomorrow, I will let my Facebook friends 'like' the sample e-book covers, to choose what they really like to be the final one.
But for the time being, here's Miggy...

 I will visit The River Walk in San Antonio in the coming weeks for a short vacation, may be. Such a wonderful place is one of the settings I made for my Prince of Nepal novella. If you will read it you'll find one of the most exciting chapters of Rajendra's journey to America.

After the release of Asian Boy, a couple of short stories are in the horizon; Secrets of the Bayous and Ravens of Deep Ellum.