posted on November 8, 2016 by Jeanne Devlin

Lords, Ladies and Lost Girls . . .

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the-legendary-lordWhether your reading tastes run to Scottish lords and ladies or sexy soldiers and lost girls, November has the title you crave.

From Valerie Bowman comes The Legendary Lord, Book 6 in her Playful Brides Series. Christian Forester has fled the crowded ballrooms of London for the peace and quiet of his remote Scottish hunting lodge, only to find ensconced by the fire a beautiful runaway.  Sarah Highgate, the undisputed belle of the season, has fled an unwanted betrothal without thinking of how that will play with the ton. Christian agrees to safeguard her reputation if she’ll advise him on how best to attract a proper bride.  It sounds like the perfect pact, except Sarah failed to anticipate the handsome lord running away with her heart.

the-lost-girlsNovember sees Justine Davis continue her Cutter’s Code Series with Book 7: Operation Soldier Next Door.  Wounded warrior Tate McLaughlin has returned home expecting a veteran’s homecoming, but instead is met with a violent explosion that not only almost kills both him and his dog Cutter—but also leaves Tate’s memory compromised. An attentive neighbor that just won’t leave him alone further complicates Tate’s recovery. Lacy Steele believes the attack on her neighbor was no accident, but until she can get Tate to share his secrets she has little hope of solving the investigation or seeing the spark between them become anything more.

New York Times Bestselling Author Allison Brennan rings in November with The Lost Girls, Book 11 in her Lucy Kincaid Series. Photojournalist Siobhan Walsh has spent the last two years searching for two sisters who disappeared in Mexico with no success. The trail has gone cold when she gets a call from a priest in Texas. An infant has turned up clutching a locket with her name on it. Walsh calls in the FBI for help. It is clear the baby belongs to one of the missing sisters but why was the little one abandoned?  Lucy and her mentor, Supervisory Special Agent Noah Armstrong, soon discover the missing girls have fallen victim to a human-trafficking organization. The bad guys seem to be two steps ahead of them, leaving Lucy with more questions than answers.

—Jeanne Devlin

 

Jeanne Devlin

Jeanne Devlin

Jeanne Devlin is editor of The RoadRunner Press, an award-winning traditional publishing house based in the American West. An editor of newspapers, magazines, and books for more than thirty years, she has also worked on national marketing and publicity campaigns with such publishers as Simon and Schuster and St. Martin's and for a number of New York Times bestselling authors, including Robyn Carr, Sabrina Jeffries, Debbie Macomber, Linda Lael Miller, and Wendy Corsi Staub. A graduate of the Stanford University Publishing Course, Jeanne is a member of the Children's Book Council, the National Book Critics Circle, and the Oklahoma Center for the Book of the Library of Congress. She also consults with boutique publishers.

http://www.theroadrunnerpress.com

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