Island Heat
Island Heat
The Carolina Series Book 2
by Debby Grahl
Genre: Contemporary Romance, Romantic Suspense
When
bookstore owner Suzanna Shay and writer Austen Kincade meet on a Who
Done It mystery cruise, their instant attraction has them more
interested in romance than searching for clues. But when the leading
actress in the shipboard murder skit, Austen’s publisher’s wife,
throws herself at Austen, she’s furious when he rejects her
advances and vows to have Austen no matter what it takes.
After
the ship docks, with plans for a future together, Suzanna and Austen
part, unaware vindictive lies will soon test their newfound love and
entangle them in a real mystery that proves deadly.
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Mountain Blaze
The Carolina Series Book 1
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Award-winning author Debby Grahl lives on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, with her husband David. Besides writing, she enjoys biking, walking on the beach, and a glass of wine at sunset. Visually impaired since childhood by Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP), she uses screen-reading software to research and write her books.
Rue Toulouse, a contemporary romance set in the French Quarter, medalled as second place in the Readers’ Favorite international competition, and was awarded first place in the Top Shelf Fiction for the Romance category. His Magic Touch, a paranormal romance, is also set in New Orleans. Her latest book, Island Heat, will be released May 1, 2023, and will be the second book in her three-part Carolina series. The first, Mountain Blaze, released November 2, 2020, has received a five-star review from Readers’ Favorite.
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