Congratulations to Cynthia for winning Jenness Walker’s Double Take and to Merry for winning A.K. Arenz’s The Case of the Mystified M. D.
This week I’m hosting Susan Page Davis with Hearts in the Crosshairs and Michelle Sutton with Danger at the Door. If you want to enter the drawing for the book, please leave a comment on one of the post during the week with your email address. I will not enter you without an email address (my way to contact you if you win). If you don’t want to leave an email address, another way you can enter is to email me at margaretdaley@gmail.com. The drawings end Sunday (Oct. 25th) evening.
Bio for Susan Page Davis:
Susan Page Davis is a Maine native. She first visited the state Capitol and the Blaine House as a school child, and was intrigued by the majesty of it all. Now she a wife, a mother of six and grandmother of five. She still lives in Maine, writing suspense and historical romance novels and home schooling her two youngest children. Visit her website at: www.susanpagedavis.com.
Blurb of Hearts in the Crosshairs:
She came for her inaugural address–and found herself dodging bullets, instead. Newly elected Maine governor Jillian Goff doesn’t know why someone wants to kill her. But she knows they came close. Too close. Enter Dave Hutchins. A member of the state’s Executive Protection Unit, Dave’s mission is to protect the governor and find the would-be assassin. Without getting emotionally involved. Yet the more time Dave spends with Jillian, the less he can imagine ever leaving her side. Not with her life–and his heart–caught in the crosshairs.
Michelle Sutton’s bio:
Michelle Sutton is the Editor-in-chief for Christian Fiction Online Magazine, a member of ACFW, and edgy fiction writer, a book reviewer, avid blogger, CWOW blog mistress, mother of two teens, wife, pet owner, and follower of Jesus Christ. She has 11 novels releasing through 2012. You can find out more information at www.michellesutton.net.
Blurb for Danger at the Door:
Upon her fiancé’s death, Laney became a recluse who only left her home for emergencies. She managed to survive – barely – on food delivery service and her work-at-home job. When she tries to move on from her grief, the commemorative meal she orders is ruined. However, it leads to an unlikely friendship with an attractive man, Bojan, who speaks little English.
As he befriends Laney he continually says the wrong things, but he doesn’t give up trying to win her trust. Meanwhile, she has this strange feeling of being watched and wonders if she’s losing her mind.
Complicating things further, every time she leaves her house something bad happens, confirming that she is safer at home. Can Bojan convince Laney she’ll be safe with him, or will his presence put her in further danger? Will he be able to protect the woman he loves before it’s too late?
