Thursday, January 7, 2016

Kim McMahill talks about A Dose of Danger - Get yours FREE - January 7-9!


GET A FREE DOSE OF DANGER
Do the wintertime blues have you down? Is the boredom of being stuck inside getting to you? No worries - the cure is just a click away. For a healthy dose of danger, get to know romantic suspense author, Kim McMahill, and brace yourself for an exciting journey. 
Kim grew up in Wyoming, which is where she developed her sense of adventure and love of the outdoors.  She started out writing non-fiction, but her passion for exotic world travel, outrageous adventures, stories of survival, and happily-ever-after endings soon drew her into a world of romantic suspense. Along with writing adventure novels, Kim has also published over eighty travel and geographic articles, and contributed to a travel anthology and cookbook. When not writing, Kim enjoys gardening, traveling, and spending time with family.
From January 7 - 9, you can download her latest novel, A Dose of Danger, from Amazon for free at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00V50EEBA/. So, curl up with your Kindle and enjoy a thrilling and suspenseful romantic adventure.  Don’t miss this opportunity to get a free copy, because the next book in the series, A Taste of Tragedy, is scheduled for release spring of 2016.
Please join Kim on Twitter at https://twitter.com/kimmcmahill, or check out her website at http://kimmcmahill.com/ and her blog at http://kimmcmahill.blogspot.com/.
Blurb:
When researcher Grace Talbot and her team discover a possible solution for weight loss, they are targeted by a group dedicated to controlling the multi-billion dollar a year diet-product industry. Her unsanctioned testing methods bring tragedy to the family ranch and the attention of the local sheriff’s deputy. With her colleagues either dead, missing, or on the run she soon realizes she must trust the deputy with her life, but can she trust him with her heart?    

Excerpt
She hadn’t heard Logan enter, but she didn’t object when he pried the handset from her fingers and put his arm around her shoulders. 
“Hey, Moss. How are you feeling today?”
Grace could only hear one side of the conversation, but it was enough to know Moss wasn’t the only one who cared about her fate. 
“Don’t worry. I’ll keep her safe, I promise. Yes, I’ve noticed she can be a bit stubborn, but she knows when to cooperate and hasn’t given me too much trouble. No, I can’t give you any details. The less you know the better. We’ll leave as soon as the sheriff calls back with a location.
“You have what? Where? If we need it, thanks. If we don’t I never heard those words. Yes, I noticed the trailer lights aren’t working, and the clutch on your truck sticks a bit. I may be from Arizona, but I do know how to pull a horse trailer and operate a truck in four-wheel-drive. We better not tie up the line too long, but we’ll call as soon as we get to wherever we’re going. What? Yes, I’d be happy to do that for you. Take care.”
By the time Logan hung up, the tears were gone. Hearing Moss treating the big, strong deputy like a child made her smile. She missed her uncle so much it hurt. Even in a hospital bed hundreds of miles away, he was still trying to take care of her.
“What would you be happy to do for Uncle Moss?” 
“This,” he replied as he pulled her into his arms and kissed her. His lips moved slowly over hers until he felt her arms slide up around his neck. He deepened the kiss, and her response sent fire through his body. Even without his heavy coat on, he knew he would be burning just as hot. She fit against him like they were made for each other. When he finally let her go, she looked up at him with a wicked smile that made him itch to grab for her again.
As if sensing his intention, Grace took several steps back. “I’m fairly certain that wasn’t what Moss asked you to do for him.” 
“Maybe he said something about giving you a hug for him, but I started tuning him out when he decided I needed driving instructions. Anyway, I didn’t want to disappoint an injured old man, so I winged it.” 
Grace studied him for a moment. Maybe he won’t walk out on me, but even if he does, I might as well make the most of every moment we have together. She smiled and moved within reach.
Logan needed no further encouragement. He pulled her toward him. With one arm firmly around her waist, he ran his fingers through her hair. “Yes, those curls are just as soft as they look,” he moaned as his lips descended to hers, cutting off any response.

2 comments:

  1. Kim, this book sounds great! Thanks for stopping by.

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  2. Thanks so much for having me on your awesome blog. Love it!

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