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Author's Edition of Gabriel's Woman...
Just a shout out that the Author's Edition of Gabriel's Woman is now available for pre-order at amazon. Gabriel's Woman is such a special book that I sought out a special book cover designer. Isn't the cover gorgeous?
link: Author's Edition Gabriel's Woman
link: Author's Edition Gabriel's Woman
New Website!
I have a new website in honor of Michael and Gabriel's come back in special author's editions. I switched servers, too, so my new website has all kinds of bells and whistles. Please drop by and join my newsletter for the latest updates. I have lots and lots of news to share with you in the coming months! And don't be shy. Let me know what you think of my new website.
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AUTHOR'S EDITION OF THE LOVER...
The AUTHOR'S EDITION of THE LOVER is LIVE! The Lover is free to read if you have Kindle Unlimited. The Author's Edition of THE LOVER is available in both eBook and trade paperback.
No doubt you are asking: how is the Author's Editions of The Lover and Gabriel's Woman different from the originals? And of course, being the conscientious author that I am, I have prepared a chart for you.
WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE AUTHOR EDITIONS OF THE LOVER & GABRIEL'S WOMAN
• The stories remain unchanged. The heat is still sizzling. I almost had to take a cold shower!
• I corrected—especially Gabriel's Woman, which was pushed through the editorial process with very little editing when it was originally published—the many grammatical and stylistic mistakes. While I did flesh out a few scenes, I concentrated on making the stories more readable while retaining the sexual intensity, the mystery and the constant threat of death. And, of course, keeping not only the chemistry but also the complex relationship between not only Michael and Anne—and Gabriel and Victoria—but also between Michael and Gabriel.
• The language Michael and Gabriel use is a bite rougher. (Haha. Word play there, bite instead of bit. Bite being a French word for penis ... yeah, yeah, my humor is questionable, which is why I don't write romantic comedy.) Let's face it, Michael and Gabriel survived in a world dominated by sex. No "manhoods" will be found in the new editions.
• The French is cleaned up, again, especially in Gabriel's Woman.
Let me know what you think of the Author Editions!
No doubt you are asking: how is the Author's Editions of The Lover and Gabriel's Woman different from the originals? And of course, being the conscientious author that I am, I have prepared a chart for you.
WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE AUTHOR EDITIONS OF THE LOVER & GABRIEL'S WOMAN
• The stories remain unchanged. The heat is still sizzling. I almost had to take a cold shower!
• I corrected—especially Gabriel's Woman, which was pushed through the editorial process with very little editing when it was originally published—the many grammatical and stylistic mistakes. While I did flesh out a few scenes, I concentrated on making the stories more readable while retaining the sexual intensity, the mystery and the constant threat of death. And, of course, keeping not only the chemistry but also the complex relationship between not only Michael and Anne—and Gabriel and Victoria—but also between Michael and Gabriel.
• The language Michael and Gabriel use is a bite rougher. (Haha. Word play there, bite instead of bit. Bite being a French word for penis ... yeah, yeah, my humor is questionable, which is why I don't write romantic comedy.) Let's face it, Michael and Gabriel survived in a world dominated by sex. No "manhoods" will be found in the new editions.
• The French is cleaned up, again, especially in Gabriel's Woman.
Let me know what you think of the Author Editions!
