Bert Murray's Blog - Posts Tagged "adventure"
Lorraine's journey down under is now available on kindle and in paperback on Amazon!
My new romantic suspense series is now available on Amazon!
Here is the link to the kindle edition:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MQXVA08
She had given him her heart. He walked out on her.
Lorraine Marshall, age 40, shaken by the loss of her boyfriend to another woman, journeys to the land Down Under to overcome her great sense of emptiness and despair. To her surprise her vacation in Australia transforms her life in unexpected ways. Filled with adventure, suspense the art world, and romance this is a moving story you won't soon forget.
Here is the link to the kindle edition:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MQXVA08
She had given him her heart. He walked out on her.
Lorraine Marshall, age 40, shaken by the loss of her boyfriend to another woman, journeys to the land Down Under to overcome her great sense of emptiness and despair. To her surprise her vacation in Australia transforms her life in unexpected ways. Filled with adventure, suspense the art world, and romance this is a moving story you won't soon forget.
(snippet from A NYC Werewolf: James and Lucy)
From: A NYC Werewolf: James and Lucy (Book One)
"James was tall and blond and slim, but his neck was wide and strong like the Greek statues the class saw at the museum trip we had taken last week. He had eyes as blue as the Pacific Ocean. His nose was straight. He was tall and beautiful to look at, and I liked to watch the way he moved when he eased his body under his desk and onto the seat carefully because the old wooden desks were too small for him. His legs stuck out at the side and he would quickly draw them in if anyone was passing by. I was mesmerized by the large dimple on one of his cheeks. "
See On Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072F2K8R3
"James was tall and blond and slim, but his neck was wide and strong like the Greek statues the class saw at the museum trip we had taken last week. He had eyes as blue as the Pacific Ocean. His nose was straight. He was tall and beautiful to look at, and I liked to watch the way he moved when he eased his body under his desk and onto the seat carefully because the old wooden desks were too small for him. His legs stuck out at the side and he would quickly draw them in if anyone was passing by. I was mesmerized by the large dimple on one of his cheeks. "
See On Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072F2K8R3
