Today we have the
release week blitz of Kate Kisset’s LOVE
IS A WILDFIRE! I am so excited to share this new romance with you. Check it
out and grab your copy today!
Title: LOVE IS A WILDFIRE
Author: Kate Kisset
Genre: Contemporary
Romance
About Love Is A Wildfire:
This small-town romance
series is set in a charming community where everyone knows each other. Although
each book is a complete standalone, this is one, large saga where families and
close friends are connected and reappear throughout the series. (You do not
have to read the other books in the series to love this one. Each book in the
series centers around a different couple.)
LOVE IS A WILDFIRE: Love in the Vineyards book
#4 is a stand alone second-chance romance.
Playboy-vintner Michael Santino’s world is about
to go up in flames. The largest wildfire in California history is racing
straight for his precious vineyards. But the fire isn’t what’s making him hot
and bothered— it’s Shae.
The beautiful firefighter he’s never forgotten
is on the scene, re-igniting sparks and making it impossible for him to think
straight. Now he can’t remember why he broke up with her.
Firefighter extraordinaire Shae Hayes is
determined to evacuate Santino Winery.
Strong and proud, from a long line of heroes,
she’s not taking no for answer—even if it is from Napa Valley’s own Mr.
Charming. The devastatingly handsome sweet- talker is the only man who turns
her insides to jelly.
When the wind changes and Engine 6 is stationed
at Santino Winery, Shae and Michael begin to melt in close quarters, and their
chemistry ignites.
Is it the firestorm outside or the flames
smoldering in their hearts going up in flames?
They’ll soon have to decide if their LOVE IS A
WILDFIRE.
If you like sweet and sexy, epic romances with
exciting action and adventure, buy Love is a Wildfire now, the latest book in
Kate’s Love in the Vineyards series!
***Early readers are calling this one of the
most exciting vacation reads for women of 2018.
Get Your Copy Today:
About Kate Kisset:
Former San Francisco
radio disc jockey Kate
Kisset is the author of Love in The Vineyards, a series of
small-town contemporary romance novels set in California wine country.
Readers call her
novels, sexy, sweet and
refreshing, with complex characters and plots that serve up humor without
holding back on heart.
Kate divides her time
between Northern and Southern California. Her stories feature strong heroes and
heroines set in the small town, real-world vineyard settings found outside her
front door.
When she's not writing,
Kate's favorite job is being "The Mommy." She enjoys reading, binge
watching Netflix and the Hallmark Channel, wine tastings, cooking, listening to
music, and hiking with her loyal companion Luciana Parmigiana, her rescue-dog-editor.
Connect with Kate:
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Enter Kate’s
Giveaway:
EXCERPT:
They donned their
masks, and together made their way past the courtyard and up through the
vineyards. Line after line of thick flames ran across the ridge, making it hard
to gauge the location of the main fire.
It didn’t matter. They were all lethal. The fires closest to
them were setting off new, smaller blazes while he and Leo kept trudging up to
get beyond the vines.
When they reached the bottom of the ravine, Michael
scouted for a path—any small break in the flames. He saw one up ahead and
pointed it out, about ten yards up the mountain, to the right. “Let’s lock
arms,” he shouted.
Meeting his eyes,
Leo nodded, confirming he saw the clearing too.
Locking arms, they
tramped up over the embers, avoiding mini blazes every five or ten steps.
Pushing the mask off his face, Leo yelled over the crackling
roar, “Dad! Nico! Call out, we’re here!”
“Lucaaaa! Jamieee!” Michael pulled his mask under his chin.
Gagging through the smoke, he cupped his hands over his mouth, bellowing into
the abyss, “Luca! Jamie!”
When they reached
the clearing, they were immediately slammed by blast of smoke that knocked them
down. Struggling to get to his feet, Michael shook his head and blinked to get
the ash and debris out of his eyes. Blinded in the midst of igniting branches
snapping and falling around them and the low hum of the roiling fire, he rubbed
his eyes, using his coat sleeve and
then his hands, smearing and embedding the muck deeper into his corneas.
Putting his mask back on, Michael could barely see through
his watering eyes and guck-covered mask.
The fire gave a
guttural growl that drowned out Leo’s voice, but Michael saw his mouth moving. Twisting to
avoid the heavy smoke, and scowling, he hollered, “Nico! Dad!”
“Luca! Jamie!” Would Michael lose all of them tonight? He
didn’t have the bandwidth to even remotely consider the possibility. “Nico!
Dad!” He knew they probably couldn’t
hear him over the roar, but gave it his all.
Leo and Michael thrashed their way to the end
of the break, where a wall of flames confronted them. Leo brought his arm up and around,
motioning over the flames. He shifted closer Michael’s ear. “We have to go
through. No choice,” he yelled, barely audible over the bellowing fire and
crash of falling trees and branches.
So much fuel left to burn. Michael
regretted not leveling every tree and shrub and clearing the whole mountain
when he had the chance. Who needed nature if it was only going to come sneaking
back around one autumn to kill you?
Michael nodded to
Leo, whose grimy, bloodshot expression was steely with determination. They couldn’t abandon their
brothers and father up there. Leo stared back at him with a look that hit him
hard—a cross between we have to do this
and if we don’t make it, goodbye.
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