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THE DIMPLE STRIKES BACK strikes back today!
It’s release day for my rom-com novel THE DIMPLE STRIKES BACK!
THE DIMPLE STRIKES BACK is the sequel to THE DIMPLE OF DOOM — a funny, sexy book that’s got a hot, be-dimpled art thief hero! A depressed secretary/failed actress heroine who eats too many Pizza Rolls! Her BFF, a feminist YA author who writes about zombies! And BFF’s girlfriend, the policewoman who saves the day!
XOXO — Lucy Woodhull
Lucy —website, Goodreads, Twitter, Blog, Facebook
Book One: THE DIMPLE OF DOOM — Available in print and digital from: Totally Bound, Amazon, AllRomance, B&N, Sony / Excerpt here.
Book Two: THE DIMPLE STRIKES BACK — Available in digital (print coming March, 2014) from: Totally Bound, Amazon, AllRomance.com / Excerpt here.
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Here’s the blurb:
THE DIMPLE STRIKES BACK
If you can’t beat them, join them… and then beat them.
Samantha Lytton, foiler of evildoers and roller-skate enthusiast, is back! What has she been up to since the events of THE DIMPLE OF DOOM? No big whoop—just being a movie star.
Samantha has just arrived in London to film her first leading role. Sam, would-be Picasso thief and lover, joins her to rev up her engine in the bad-boy way only he can. Life is full of sexy good times, money, and prestige galore! What could go wrong?
Ha ha—everything.
After a kidnapping attempt, Sam nobly dumps Samantha for her own good, the jerk. No matter, for Samantha is a successful woman of the world now and (after only spending one day lying on the floor and sobbing on her cheeseburgers) she jumps back into actress-mode with her sexy co-star Daniel Zhang. Hot movie star = best rebound ever. She barely even thinks about what’s-his-name—until his evil ex-girlfriend shows up and gives Samantha an ultimatum she just can’t refuse: steal a priceless artifact from the museum or die.
Is Sam in cahoots with the wicked ex? Can Samantha rob a museum and film a movie simultaneously? And why isn’t a lady allowed to marry both a gorgeous Oscar-winner and an equally alluring criminal?
THE DIMPLE STRIKES BACK is the sequel to THE DIMPLE OF DOOM — a funny, sexy book that’s got a hot, be-dimpled art thief hero! A depressed secretary/failed actress heroine who eats too many Pizza Rolls! Her BFF, a feminist YA author who writes about zombies! And BFF’s girlfriend, the policewoman who saves the day!
XOXO — Lucy Woodhull
Lucy —website, Goodreads, Twitter, Blog, Facebook
Book One: THE DIMPLE OF DOOM — Available in print and digital from: Totally Bound, Amazon, AllRomance, B&N, Sony / Excerpt here.
Book Two: THE DIMPLE STRIKES BACK — Available in digital (print coming March, 2014) from: Totally Bound, Amazon, AllRomance.com / Excerpt here.
* * *
Here’s the blurb:
THE DIMPLE STRIKES BACK
If you can’t beat them, join them… and then beat them.
Samantha Lytton, foiler of evildoers and roller-skate enthusiast, is back! What has she been up to since the events of THE DIMPLE OF DOOM? No big whoop—just being a movie star.
Samantha has just arrived in London to film her first leading role. Sam, would-be Picasso thief and lover, joins her to rev up her engine in the bad-boy way only he can. Life is full of sexy good times, money, and prestige galore! What could go wrong?
Ha ha—everything.
After a kidnapping attempt, Sam nobly dumps Samantha for her own good, the jerk. No matter, for Samantha is a successful woman of the world now and (after only spending one day lying on the floor and sobbing on her cheeseburgers) she jumps back into actress-mode with her sexy co-star Daniel Zhang. Hot movie star = best rebound ever. She barely even thinks about what’s-his-name—until his evil ex-girlfriend shows up and gives Samantha an ultimatum she just can’t refuse: steal a priceless artifact from the museum or die.
Is Sam in cahoots with the wicked ex? Can Samantha rob a museum and film a movie simultaneously? And why isn’t a lady allowed to marry both a gorgeous Oscar-winner and an equally alluring criminal?
Flip That Script, Be a Better Writer
I’m @ Contemporary Romance Cafe today talking about my own “bad feminist” diversity fails, and how I’m trying to be a better writer.
