Showing posts with label Lexi Ryan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lexi Ryan. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

DUAL COVER REVEAL of Lexi Ryan's new book(s)


DUAL COVER REVEAL


By New York Times and USA Today Bestselling Author

Lexi Ryan



Adult Contemporary Romance

Expected release: December 22, 2014

Covers designed by Okay Creations


He talks dirty to me, but I don’t know his name.

He wants to tie me up, but I don’t know his face.

He turns me on, but I couldn’t point him out in a crowd.

I’ve fallen for an anonymous stranger, and tonight the anonymity ends. Tonight I want more than typed secrets and texted promises. I want something reckless. Heat. Passion. The thrill of being entirely possessed.

Because I suspect this anonymous stranger isn’t a stranger at all.

Lizzy Thompson met riverrat69 online through Something Real, a service promising to deliver meaningful relationships by forbidding its users to share names or photos until they’ve reached a certain benchmark. She was looking for love. He was researching an investment. They hit it off. Talked and flirted, hid behind screen names and cartoon avatars.

Now they’re breaking the rules and meeting in person. But Liz is prepared. She’s picked up hints and followed clues.

She’s ninety-percent convinced she’s discovered the identity of her dirty-talking online friend.

She wonders if her ex-lover Sam Bradshaw knows her identity too.

When she rolls the dice on one reckless night, her chance at something real could crumble.






Expected release for SOMETHING REAL: February 2015




New York Times and USA Today bestselling romance author Lexi Ryan’s novels have been described as intense, emotional, and wickedly sexy. A former college professor, she now writes full-time from her home in Indiana, where she lives with her husband, two children, and a neurotic dog. Find her on Facebook or Twitter to chat about books, TV, and her children’s latest antics.


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Thursday, August 7, 2014

ALL FOR THIS is book three in the Here and Now series


 

Released August 4, 2014

New Adult Contemporary Romance

1) LOST IN ME is FREE through the ALL FOR THIS tour!

2) ALL FOR THIS is $3.99.


**ALL FOR THIS is book three in the Here and Now series. It is not a stand-alone and it’s intended to be read after LOST IN ME and FALL TO YOU.**

What if you would never remember the day you made the most important decision of your life?

That’s what they’re telling me about the day of my accident—the day I put on Max’s ring and chose him over Nate. I’m counting on the wisdom behind a decision I don’t remember making.

Max is amazing—sexy, sweet, and kind. I was starting to believe happily-ever-after might be in my future after all. Then the unthinkable happened and my world imploded. If I’m going to make this work with Max, I need my missing memories, or at least answers from about those five days before my accident.

But what does my future hold if those answers aren’t anything like I imagined?



About the Author

Once a college English professor, I now write full time. I live in rural Indiana, where, when I’m not writing, I get to hang out with my husband and two kids–a six-year-old boy and a two-year-old hellion, er, girl. Not surprisingly, reading and writing remain my favorite activities, though both come in bits and pieces these days, not the big hunks of time I enjoyed before I had children. When I’m feeling virtuous, I like to go running (I use that word liberally. I’m really, really slow) or do yoga. Don’t worry, I’m always careful to balance out such activities with a hearty serving of ice cream or a chocolate martini.




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Tuesday, August 5, 2014

Fall to You

Fall to You (Here and Now, #2)Fall to You by Lexi Ryan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I am flabbergasted. I am in love with this book. I got this book as an ARC and I refrain from sites dedicated to telling me this books precious secrets. I...Wow! When is book three...August. Must read now. Well for my review; that is just like their story...to-be-continued.


Updated 8/4/14:

Lexi has done it again with this series. I am so eager for the third book of this series. One woman in love with two different men but in each significant part of her life they were there for her. How do you say goodbye to your crush, someone you have lusted for years and who you were in a relationship in? The only man, you feel, loves you for you? How do you say goodbye to the man that knows the new you. The you, you accept?

Book two really gave the reader more of a POV of Max. You see all of him in this book. I don't know if they leads the reader to want Hanna to choice Max. I mean come on, he looooves you. So much.

Yet,.....

I still don’t know whom I want Hanna to be with. Lexi writes it so well, that I could not hate either of them. Nate and Max were both all in for Hanna. The love of these men, for her, was unfathomable.

Again I loved the direction of the book. Lexi gives it all. And it is fabulous.  This book is a trifecta, for me, (the dialogue, the characters, and the awesomeness.)

This is a five star book for me. I was very pleased with book two and so far the New Hope series. I love this crazy family and group of people.

Hopefully Lexi will give me some insight into which guy Hanna will choice. Will it be Max or Nate? Arrg…I can’t wait to find out!


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Tuesday, July 29, 2014

ALL FOR THIS




Releasing August 4, 2014

New Adult Contemporary Romance

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**ALL FOR THIS is book three in the Here and Now series. It is not a stand-alone and it’s intended to be read after LOST IN ME and FALL TO YOU.**

What if you would never remember the day you made the most important decision of your life?

That’s what they’re telling me about the day of my accident—the day I put on Max’s ring and chose him over Nate. I’m counting on the wisdom behind a decision I don’t remember making.

Max is amazing—sexy, sweet, and kind. I was starting to believe happily-ever-after might be in my future after all. Then the unthinkable happened and my world imploded. If I’m going to make this work with Max, I need my missing memories, or at least answers from about those five days before my accident.

But what does my future hold if those answers aren’t anything like I imagined?



The following excerpt from ALL FOR THIS by its very nature contains spoilers for the first two books in the Here and Now series, LOST IN ME and FALL TO YOU. If you hate spoilers and haven’t read the first two books, I recommend you don’t read any further.

EXCERPT:

Max

“How are you holding up? Did it go okay with Nate last night?”
She stiffens at his name. “He asked me to move to LA.”
Of course he did. “And what did you say?”
She blinks at me. “I’m not leaving New Hope. This is my home.”
“He wanted more than for you to move to LA.” I take a step closer. I need to touch her. I wonder if she knows she’s pulling away from me, if she can feel it like I can. It’s as if we’re connected by a thousand little threads like those in a woven rug and they’ve been breaking one at a time since the moment Nate came back into town. With every breath, I feel another thread snap. “He wanted you.”
She shrugs. “I’m already taken.”
I draw in a deep breath. She lifts her hand to my face and skims her fingers along my jaw.
I groan softly and slide my hand into her hair as I lower my mouth to hers. She’s soft and sweet, and I need more of her.
Taking a fistful of her skirt, I yank her dress up around her waist and find the cotton of her panties. She gasps, and I rub her through the fabric as her fingers curl into my back. My lips find her neck and the skin in the sensitive juncture of neck and shoulder.
“Max,” she says. But it’s not the normal breathy, needy whispering of my name. The word is a warning. A yield sign. “Max.”
My hand stills and I pull back to look into her eyes. I’m blindsided by the apology I see there. “Let’s move in together.”
“What?” She blinks at me. If she’s thinking I have the world’s worst timing with important proposals, she’s not wrong.
“We could rent out our apartments and use the money to rent a little place together. Someplace without those stairs that scare the living shit out of me every time I think of you climbing them. Someplace we can make our own.” I take her hand and squeeze. “You didn’t want to move in together last spring because you knew your mom would flip if you lived with a guy before marriage, but we’re not trying to maintain appearances anymore, are we?” She looks at the floor, and I tilt her chin back up so her eyes meet mine. “I could give two shits about appearances. I want to wake up with you in my arms, Hanna. I want to know I’m going to be right there when you need me, every time you need me. You and Claire are all that matter in my world. I want everything that matters to be what I come home to every night.”
“I’m sorry.” She steps back. “I just can’t. I’m too confused right now.”
My lungs burn as I fill them—it hurts to breathe in a world where Hanna isn’t mine.
“I know it’s not fair. And I want a future with you, but…”
“But you can’t stop thinking about him.”
“I can’t move in with you right now,” she says softly. “That wouldn’t be fair to either of us. It’s not that simple.”
“You keep saying that.”
I swallow back the rest of what I want to say right along with my anger, frustration, and the betrayal I’ve never allowed myself to feel. While I was waiting for her to take my ring, she was with another man, and I was never allowed to be angry because that man died and she needed to grieve.
I drag a hand through my hair and look at the ceiling. “Was it that simple when you made love to him?”
“Can we not do this?”
Torment is etched across her face, and I can’t stand to know I’m the one who put it there. I pull her against my chest.
“I won’t rush you, but remember something for me,” I whisper into her hair. “You put on my ring.”

About the Author

Once a college English professor, I now write full time. I live in rural Indiana, where, when I’m not writing, I get to hang out with my husband and two kids–a six-year-old boy and a two-year-old hellion, er, girl. Not surprisingly, reading and writing remain my favorite activities, though both come in bits and pieces these days, not the big hunks of time I enjoyed before I had children. When I’m feeling virtuous, I like to go running (I use that word liberally. I’m really, really slow) or do yoga. Don’t worry, I’m always careful to balance out such activities with a hearty serving of ice cream or a chocolate martini.




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Tuesday, May 20, 2014

Sneak Peak-Fall To You

SNEAK PEEK



New Adult Contemporary Romance

Available June 2, 2014

on iBooks

About This Book

Fall to You is
the second book in the Here and Now series. It is not a stand-alone and is
intended to be read following Lost in Me.
Hanna’s story concludes in book three, All
for This.



Torn between two men…



When I woke up after the accident,
I couldn’t remember anything from the last year—including my relationship with
Max Hallowell or anything about Nate Crane. Now my memories are returning, but
instead of answering my questions, they’re leaving me with more.



The man who broke my heart and wants to be my future…



Max is all I ever wanted, and
now he wants to marry me. He’ll do everything he can to fill my life with love,
family, and security. I need those things now more than ever. But can I trust
him?



The man who stole my heart and wants to let me go…



Nate never made me promises,
and I never asked him to. I’d been on the rebound, looking for a distraction,
and he made me feel beautiful and wanted when I needed to feel those things
most. He says he has to let me go, but what if I can’t let go of him?



With every revelation and
every passing day, I feel more like Alice down the rabbit hole. I’m falling.
Who will catch me?

Three Months
Before Hanna’s Accident

Nate


I
haven’t slept all night with a woman next to me since before my son was born,
yet here I am, holding her like I’m some closet romantic who doesn’t plan to
send her on her way in a couple of hours. I loved every fucking minute of
sleeping with her in my arms. I love how she reached for me in her sleep, how
she rubbed her ass against my cock as if trying to wiggle a puzzle piece into
place. And maybe a puzzle is the right analogy, because her body fits so damn
perfectly against mine that I feel like something’s missing when she rolls
away.


She’s
on her back now, a hand reaching out, fingers resting on my bicep as if she’s
afraid I might escape. The women I take to my bed tend to react that way, but I
know it has little to do with my mad bedroom skills. For them, it’s about
status, a notch in their bedpost of celebrities. What’s it about for Hanna?


The
air conditioner cycles on, parting the curtains and bathing her in morning
light that reminds me I should be urging her out of my bed. Only I don’t want
her to go anywhere. I’m too enthralled by the dark smudge of her lashes against
her cheeks and the soft parting of her full lips. She has these faint freckles
across the bridge of her nose, another detail in this study in contrasts—the
sweet, insecure virgin who doesn’t understand her own appeal and the wanton
goddess who sucked me so hard and pulled my dick so deep she’s no doubt ruined
me for all other blowjobs. And the way she responds when I touch her…


Hanna’s
a virgin, but she was made for sex. Damn, how I envy the man who will get to
introduce her to that pleasure. Will it be the ex? Max?


Something
flames in my gut at the thought, but I ignore the flare of jealousy. She still
loves him. I’m nothing more than the rebound guy, and I should be glad for that
because I can’t offer her more than this.


“Mmm,”
she moans, her eyes fluttering open and closed again as if she can’t quite
convince them to greet the day. “What are you looking at?”

“You.”


She
pats her hair before tugging the sheet up to cover her bare breasts. “Not much
to look at before coffee. I’m probably a mess.”


“A
beautiful mess,” I growl, tugging the sheet back down. “Don’t interrupt me. I
was trying to play connect-the-dots with your freckles.”


She
raises a brow but doesn’t try to re-cover herself. “How’s that work?”


“Well,
they obviously start here,” I murmur, touching the bridge of her nose. “Then
they pick up again here…” I drag my finger down her nose, over her soft lips,
and to her collarbone, where a few more freckles are sprinkled.


“Not
much of a treasure hunt.”


“Oh,
you see, the amateur might think that’s the end of the trail, but I am an
expert at connect-the-dots, and I don’t give up so easily.”


“Oh.
Good. I was worried.”


I
shake my head and press a quick kiss to her lips. “I won’t let you down. But
are you ready for the next part?”


“I
don’t know? Is it hangman? I’m not sure I want you playing hangman with my
freckles.” Her smile damn near bowls me over.


“Still
connecting the dots, but you see, it’s about intuition when the going gets
tough like this, and for my intuition to work at its best, I need to stop
searching with my fingers and take over with my tongue.”


She
giggles. “Oh really?”


I
climb on top of her, resting on my elbows, and she instinctively draws up her
knees so my torso rests between her thighs. My cock aches, demanding that I
slide up her body and get closer. Fuck. It wants more than to be close. It
wants inside her. Tight and hot and deep. But I ignore it and lower my mouth to
the freckles on her collarbone.


The
taste of her skin on my tongue makes me hungry for more. I want to lick her clit
again, to slide my tongue inside her until she loses control and rocks her hips
in that sweet rhythm of fucking.


Instead,
I trail my tongue down between her breasts and to the lone freckle beneath her
sternum. “Found it,” I murmur before gently nipping her skin.


She
arches toward my mouth. “Your tongue has a rather impressive intuition.”


“Oh,
and it’s not even done yet.”



About the Author

Once a college
English professor, I now write full time. I live in rural Indiana, where, when
I'm not writing, I get to hang out with my husband and two kids--a six-year-old
boy and a two-year-old hellion, er, girl. Not surprisingly, reading and writing
remain my favorite activities, though both come in bits and pieces these days,
not the big hunks of time I enjoyed before I had children. When I'm feeling
virtuous, I like to go running (I use that word liberally. I'm really, really
slow) or do yoga. Don't worry, I'm always careful to balance out such
activities with a hearty serving of ice cream or a
chocolate martini.




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