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Happy Valentine's Day, my friends!

Whether you have a date or not, I know most of you still like to snuggle up with a book over the weekend, and what better weekend than Valentine's Day weekend?

The first two are free for all...so just click and download! After that, all my books are priced less than a latte each, so you can afford to read up!

Short Story Mysteries with a Paranormal Edge
The Pit Stop – A Short Story - Always FREE! 
The Depot – A Short Story - Always FREE!

The Library – Follow-up Novel to The Depot 

Southern Romantic-Suspense Collection
She Belongs to Me
Split Decisions
Land of the Noonday Sun
Entangled Dreams
When Noonday Ends

Paranormal Romantic-Suspense Series
Creatus (They Exist)
Creatus
Creatus Rogue
Creatus Eidolon

The Watermen Series
A Solstice with Jacky Waterman 


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  1. Kim StapfSaturday, February 14, 2015

    I've read them all❤️ Happy Valentines Day my friend❤️

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    1. Carmen DeSousaSaturday, February 14, 2015

      Yes, you have, my friend! And as soon as my shoulder heals, I hope to finish the four I have in the oven.

      Thank you, Kim! Have a great Valentine's Day weekend! <3

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  2. SueSaturday, February 14, 2015

    Next in line on my TBR list.....CREATUS (THEY EXIST), CREATUS & CREATUS ROGUE. Thank you, Carmen!! Interested in doing another Author Spotlight on my blog, betweenthepagesandbeyond.blogspot.com???

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    1. Carmen DeSousaSaturday, February 14, 2015

      Hi, Sue! Sure...just give me a few weeks to catch up. I still can't use my shoulder, so typing is a task.

      I hope you enjoy the Creatus Series. Happy Valentine's Day, my friend!

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    2. SueSaturday, February 14, 2015

      Awesome! I hope you're up and about soon, Carm! 😀 Just shoot me an e-mail when you're ready for the Q&A. I've done so many since I first interviewed you 2 years ago. Kind of have a knack for it now!!!
      In the meantime, I'll be shovelling myself out of the house today. Another winter storm warning has already arrived with below zero temperatures!!!!

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    3. Carmen DeSousaSaturday, February 14, 2015

      Wow!!! It's been two years! Time certainly does fly by. I'll be doing that soon... We'll be in Pittsburg next year at this time. :P

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