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message 1: by Elena (new)

Elena Everon | 4 comments Hi,
Could you please update the covers and descriptions of my two books (B0G2HPWCM3 & B0GGH5MXPB ) to match the updated version on Amazon?

Chance Encounter Description:
A single evening. One honest conversation. Everything begins.

When Grant Everon sits down to dinner alone in Berlin, he expects nothing more than a quiet meal before an early flight. Elena Connolly isn’t looking for anything either—just food, wine, and a night that ends on time.

What unfolds instead is a chance encounter shaped by directness, curiosity, and an unusual willingness to speak plainly. Attraction surfaces quickly, but seduction is not the point. This is a story about what happens when two strangers choose honesty before safety, naming desire instead of circling it.

Explicit, conversational, and intimate, Chance Encounter opens the One Life series with a deceptively simple question:
What if we told the truth at the very beginning—and accepted the consequences?

Leather Horses & Lies description:
When honesty becomes a performance, trust is the cost.

Following the intimacy of Berlin, Grant enters spaces where sexuality is openly displayed, carefully negotiated, and governed by rules that promise transparency. Everything appears explicit. Everything appears agreed.
And yet, this is where his trust is broken.

Leather Horses & Lies explores what happens when apparent openness conceals omission, manipulation, and quiet deceit. As Grant navigates environments that celebrate freedom and consent, he is forced to confront a harder truth: visibility is not the same as honesty, and rules do not protect against betrayal.

This episode is less about excess than aftermath. It lingers in the emotional fracture left when trust is assumed rather than earned—and the disorientation that follows when desire is used without truth.



Thank you


message 2: by Scott (new)

Scott | 13839 comments Authors can update their own descriptions.


message 3: by Martin (new)

Martin | 39732 comments We only update covers for Kindle and Audible editions. If this is applicable please provide a link to the relevant edition on Goodreads and link to the corresponding listing on Amazon


message 4: by Elena (new)

Elena Everon | 4 comments Thank you - I have now updated the descriptions
Here are the two books for which the covers should be updated.


Chance Encounter
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0G...

and

Leather Horses & Lies (One Life #2) by Elena Everon
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0G...

Thank you for your time.


message 5: by Martin (new)

Martin | 39732 comments Elena wrote: "Thank you - I have now updated the descriptions
Here are the two books for which the covers should be updated.


Chance Encounter
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0G...

and
..."


Thanks, now done


message 6: by Scott (new)

Scott | 8 comments Hi,

This Riley Poole's Book Of Secrets Does not have a description. For some reason it didn't move over from amazon. Can you please add this description to it.

“Someone did something in history and had fun. Great. Wonderful.”

This is how National Treasure (2004) fan-favorite character Riley Poole feels about oft-repeated stories of the distant past: dismissive and uninspired. Poole clearly gravitates toward lesser-known tales from history—the kind typically missing from high school classrooms.

In this book, franchise expert Aubrey Paris explores historical mysteries capable of piquing the interest of Poole and his fellow enthusiasts of myths that could be true. Paris pairs well-publicized tales (Roanoke colony, Salem witches) with lesser-known events (Mecklenburg Declaration, Blair House) and surprising real-world topics plucked straight from the films’ scripts (Templar treasure, president’s book), offering the latest historical interpretations while examining myriad questions that inevitably remain. The resulting unofficial, unauthorized National Treasure history book will capture the imaginations of even the most skeptical students of the past—including Riley Poole himself—while inviting an enticing thought: How might Poole’s niche knowledge of the unexplained contribute to National Treasure’s future storylines?


This book has a foreword by Jon Turteltaub who directed the National Treasure films.


message 7: by Martin (new)

Martin | 39732 comments Scott wrote: "Hi,

This Riley Poole's Book Of Secrets Does not have a description. For some reason it didn't move over from amazon. Can you please add this description to it.

“Someone did som..."


This folder is only for book cover help. You can request this edit at 'book and author page issues'


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