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Did you know... Amazon has a program called 'Kindle Matchbook'? It offers customers who purchase, or have previously purchased, a print book from Amazon.com the option to purchase the Kindle version of that title for $2.99 or less.

Well, since they gave me a choice, I'm offering the Kindle versions FREE! Yep! If you buy the print version of any of the paperback books, you can download the Kindle option absolutely FREE! 

 Christmas will be here before you know it... So if you have any avid-reading friends... Hint, hint! Can we say two gifts for the price of one! Or Buy one Give one!

Southern Romantic-Suspense Collection

 A passionate romantic-suspense of love, betrayal, and obsession, She Belongs to Me will have you falling in love and wondering if you can trust anyone right up to the last page. 

 Charlotte police officer Jordan Monroe is used to being in control. Ever since his father died, he has provided for his mother and sisters and even hired his two brothers-in-law to help run his successful construction company. On a chance business trip, however, he meets the one person who throws his life into a whirlwind--Jaynee. 

 Jaynee has lived a tragic life and has sworn off all men. That is until a rugged southern gentleman lands in her seating area, refusing to take no for an answer. From the moment they meet, Jordan sweeps her off her feet, assuring her that happiness exists. But can she really escape her past? 

 Five years later, Jordan finds Jaynee on their back porch with a gunshot wound to the head. While Jaynee lies in a coma, Jordan has to go back to their beginning and figure out what went wrong. Did he push his wife to the edge, or has her past come back to haunt them?

 With more than a thousand ratings averaging four-plus stars, if you or a friend like passionate romantic-suspense novels of love, betrayal, and obsession, you're sure to enjoy my bestseller.
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Coming soon...
Land of the Noonday Sun
Entangled Dreams
When Noonday Ends
Split Decisions

Creatus Series

 For four thousand years, creatus have concealed themselves from the humans who hunted them almost to extinction. Unwittingly, one creatus will endanger them all... 

The Creatus Series is not your normal paranormal story...it's a realistic romantic mystery based on the myths you've heard your entire life. Prepare to believe...

 The paperbacks start at $6.99, so check them out and read whenever and wherever you are. :)




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  1. Amy J RomineWednesday, March 05, 2014

    Awesome cover, Carmen! Wow!! Who is your cover artist?

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    1. Carmen DeSousaWednesday, March 05, 2014

      Thank you, Amy! Creatus Book One was created by Sherwin Soy, but Creatus Rogue Book Two was made by Viola Estrella. If you look to the right, on the side bar, you'll see her link. :)

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    2. Carmen DeSousaWednesday, March 05, 2014

      Oh...and I have to brag a bit... My 16-y-o son created the 'Creatus' seal and title, though. I told the designers that what ever they did, it had to work around his design. *proud momma* :)

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