I'm thrilled to have Paloma Beck here for the first stop on her Release Tour for her new Spanking/BDSM-lite novel, Hold My Hand. I've got all the details you need about the book and the tour where you can win a copy of the book at every tour stop. In order to enter the drawing for the free book you must comment with the answer to the question that is listed below.
Title: Hold My Hand
Author: Paloma Beck
Elements: BDSM-lite, Consensual Adult Spanking
Release Date: April 1, 2013
Blurb
Aubrey has been hurt in the past, discouraged and
degraded by a heartless father. Still, William sees something in her that won't
allow him to walk away. Instantly drawn to her but intuitive enough to take it
slowly, he courts her. Then he bargains, persuades and seduces until he
ensnares Aubrey with his commanding nature. He’s everything she ever needed but
never had the courage to want for. Despite the fight she puts up in accepting
William's lifestyle, the bonds he places on Aubrey give her a freedom she
desperately needs. Together, they heal old wounds and find their perfect love.
BUY LINKS
Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/298418
Amazon: http://is.gd/AoHfwb
Excerpt
© Hold My Hand, Paloma Beck, 2013
Late for work, I took the corner to the coffee shop at a
quick pace, too focused on my phone call with my sister to notice the man
walking out of the coffee shop before I ran into him. The coffee he held in his
hand spilled down the front of his starched dress shirt but left me completely
untouched. I stuttered out an apology, blushing furiously, offering to get him
a new coffee, napkins, anything to make this dreadful scene end. You clumsy, stupid girl.
I knew him. He came into the coffee shop –where I made
his coffee- nearly every day. This moment though was the first time I’d
actually spoken to him beyond the serving basics, but it was so not the first
time I’d seen him. I’d noticed him coming in and out of the coffee shop where I
worked for months.
Sometimes he’d stay and read, always a classic novel that
I too had read in college. Mostly he just ordered his coffee –tall, decaf,
black– and be on his way. Even then, though, he watched me pour it, knowing I
too was watching him through my downcast eyes. I felt it even then that he was
all knowing though we’d never spoken. He’d only nodded his head at me as I
handed him his cup each day.
Today was different. His kind eyes held a hint of
irritation but also interest. We were going to talk about something other than
his coffee. I hoped my voice wouldn’t fail me.
TODAY’s QUESTION
Is there significance in Aubrey knowing how William took
his coffee?
About Paloma
Paloma Beck is a Romance Author living a life of
contradiction... she's a happily married carpooling mom writing erotic romance.
It's almost naughty! Paloma writes in both the Contemporary and Paranormal
realms, journaling the stories her characters tell her, and they are anything
but PG. She dabbles in vampires, witches, ménage, spanking and bdsm - all in
her books, of course.
Paloma believes a daily dose of espresso and a good book
make any day better.
Connect with Paloma
CONTEST
Paloma is offering a DAILY CONTEST during her release
tour to WIN a Hold My Hand ebook. Enter to win each day by answering the
QUESTION in the COMMENTS section of that day’s post. The question must be
answered to be eligible. The commenter needs to provide their email address
and preferred ebook format.
RELEASE TOUR STOPS
April 2, Celeste
Jones | April 3, Natasha Knight |
April 4, Renee Rose
Romance | April 5, Eclectic Writer |
April 6, Guilty
Indulgence | April 7, Happily Ever
After | April 8, Wicked Romance |
April 9, Patricia
Green | April 10, Excerpts with
Emilia | April 11, Cassandra Dayne | April
12, Cara Bristol | April
13, Governing Ana | April
14, Keta's Keep | April
15, Brewing
Passion
Find a listing of all
stops at Romance Beckons. http://romancebeckons.blogspot.com/p/blog-hops.html#.UVXrnByG2So
I don't think it's strange. I think it is normal for wait service to remember returning customers' preferences.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a good read, will have to check it out.
very true, @sunnygirl, and it helps that the man himself is attractive... perhaps tall and dark himself. thanks for stopping by! :)
DeleteI don't drink coffee, but I'm starting to think that this book could change my mind.
ReplyDeleteI think that "tall, decaf, black" is manly. If some guy came in and wanted a fru-fru coffee drink w/whipped cream and sprinkles, that wouldn't be much of a turn on. Sounds like this guy means business and isn't swayed by trends.
coffee is my addiction so it simply had to have a role in the book. I'm also a firm believer in the coffee fitting the drinker.
DeleteI am already a coffee addict. It is like blood in my veins...seriously....
ReplyDeleteOh wait the question....yes and no. Actually we make connections with customers but add the delightful handsome ones.... remembering becomes so much easier.
@Minelle - somedays, an IV of coffee might just make it easier! And I agree. It's the connection with the people, likening their order to their aura that helps with memory. Sex appeal helps too! ;)
DeleteCONGRATULATIONS to @sunnygirl! You won a free ebook of Hold My Hand. I sent you an email - enjoy!
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