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It’s release day for the expanded and rewritten version of Cross Country Chaos! Description: Sometimes, second chances are the sweetest… (MF, contemporary romance, hero with a disability, sports romance, wounded hero, second-chance romance, older MCs, HEA) Kelly Alexander is a
Cross Country Chaos (Tymber Dalton writing as Lesli Richardson) is available for pre-order across all retailers and will release on 6/23!
So I’ve decided to seriously undertake vegetable gardening again. I use a combination of containers/raised beds because I cannot physically do traditional gardening methods with my fibromyalgia. (And I’ll be looking into straw bale gardening, too.) So I ordered a
Siren-BookStrand is currently running a few specials on some of my books over on their site. They’re older “retro” releases, meaning they’ve been out for a while. The discount is only available if you purchase it from their site, but
Until midnight, 12/27/13, Siren-BookStrand has the e-book version of my book Cross Country Chaos (writing as Lesli Richardson) available for 50% off as a retro release:Â http://www.bookstrand.com/cross-country-chaos This book is near and dear to my heart because it was my first
Today is the last day to get my book “Cross Country Chaos” (writing as Lesli Richardson) at a 50% discount from Siren-BookStrand! http://www.bookstrand.com/cross-country-chaos Description Divorced mom Kelly Alexander wants her younger son, Denny, who is in a wheelchair due to
If you haven’t read it yet, Siren-BookStrand has my book “Cross Country Chaos” (writing as Lesli Richardson) on 50% discount until Nov. 7th as a retro release! (It was inspired by a real-life trip I took with my son LOL!)
Most of you are more familiar with my spicy Tymber Dalton books. My “alter ego” is a bit of a wild child! *LOL* But my newest release with BookStrand (writing under my real name, Lesli Richardson) is a contemporary romance
I get this question a lot. I’m sure other writers do too, probably, but the wide variety of subject matter, themes, and settings I use in my stories probably prompt it quite a bit more often. Let’s face it, I