Rekindled Desires by Debbie Macarter
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Anticipated Release Date: February 7th, 2015
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On her best friend’s wedding night, Becca Lawson becomes distressed when she runs into the man who once held her heart and shattered it completely. One night of intense emotions and daring confessions is all it takes to rekindle long-lost emotions. Fearing another heartbreak, Becca shuts herself off completely, denying herself a chance at true love.
On the surface, it seems Austin Blackstone has it all. He’s rich, young and strikingly good-looking; but deep down, his heart aches for the unforgettable girl who slipped through his fingers. When a serendipitous encounter places them together on a tropical paradise, all of his deepest and darkest secrets threaten to spill over. He’s willing to forsake everything he has built to finally get what he truly desires.
Rekindled Desires is a touching love story of second chances and new beginnings. Can two vastly different people forget their rules and take a chance at love? Fans of Deborah Bladon are sure to love this sweet tale set on a beautiful, Caribbean island.
About The Author
Debbie Macarter is an aspiring writer who loves writing steamy romance. She lives in New York with her husband and Debbie, her lovely cat. She prefers writing at night, especially when the stars are out. Debbie has always had a passion for romance; even as a child, she loved hearing about steamy love stories and impossible relationships. Instead of asking her parents to read her a story at night, she preferred coming up with wild love tales herself. Writing a romance series has always been Debbie’s dream, and she is excited to be able to share her passion with others.
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Like books about second chances. :)
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a cute romance, and I am interested to see what it will be like where a romance where it is based on past occurrences as well as present ones too.
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