Happy Valentine's Day!

 

Valentine's Day Isn't Always About Chocolate

 

New! VALENTWINES, 14 Tales of Romance That Didn’t Quite Go As Planned

 

NEW!

VALENTWINES

14 Tales of Romance That Didn’t Quite Go As Planned
Sweet Contemporary
Word Count: 23.4K
$2.99 e / $9.99 p

Stories included are:

CHOCOLATES - The salesman was persuasive, the samples delicious, and the price was where Melvin couldn’t turn down buying a box.

BUBBLE BATH - Chet decided drawing her a hot bubble bath and ordering in some Chinese food would make for a perfect night.

DICE - A little love play based on a set of "romance dice" sounded like just thing to spice up their marriage.

ROMANTIC MOVIE - Word on the street was that it was the perfect movie for a date night.

STRAWBERRIES AND CHAMPAGNE - It was something different, which was why Lewis chose to spring this gift on Stacia.

MOTEL ROOM - It was their chance to get away for the night—no kids, no worries.

ROSE - He was dead broke, but fortune helped him find a way to get her the rose she wanted.

DINNER OUT - They were looking forward to celebrating the holiday at the exclusive restaurant.

JEWELRY - The heart-shaped earrings had to be real diamonds.

BREAKFAST IN BED – Callen’s brother had a great idea, including what to fix.

CARD - Travis couldn’t find one that expressed how much he really loved her.

NIGHTIE - It was sheer, sexy-looking, and they had her size.

PET - Hale swore they’d never have one, no matter how much his wife wanted it.

GIFT CARD - Kevin was stumped on what to get his wife, until he found the perfect solution.

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Happy Valentine's Day! Hearts To All!

 

Heart-shaped lacquer jewelry boxes, 19th century.

Happy Valentine's Day!

Forget Flowers and Candy - Give Them a Romance Novel!

This Valentine's Day, don't go the old worn-out route of giving the person you love flowers or candy (In the past I would have a basket of flowers and candy delivered to my hunny. Men love that kind of stuff, too.)

This year, give them a romance novel, but with an added bonus. Use a highlighter to emphasize the juicy parts, then add little stick-it tabs to show him where to look. ;) You might also want to offer to read some of those scenes aloud to him.

What have you got to lose?