2 Not so new books published

From This:

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Joie got a facelift! Not that she’s old or anything. I’m updating covers and republishing a couple of my books. I love the way the new cover turned out! I know it’s not Christmas yet, but who can resist a clean/sweet romance any time of the year!

What’s this book about you ask? Let me tell you:

Joie an over-confident, rookie elf is on her first assignment. She has one week before Christmas to find a mother for eight-year-old Emily. Not an easy task, since Emily’s grieving father, Matt, is not ready for marriage. He’s still bitter about the accident that killed his wife and handicapped his daughter.
Without her magic, she still must fulfill her assignment of finding a wife for Matt. Can she sacrifice her own happiness after falling in love with Matt when she finds his perfect match?

You can grab a copy HERE. Or click on the picture of the new cover above!

By the way. I made this story part of my SweetHart’s series!

The other book I re-released is this one written under my Young Adult pen name Lizzie Anne Love:

Inspired by a true story, you will love this book written from the viewpoint of the Bully:

Jake didn’t mean to be a bully… but sometimes stupid happens.
As the prospective valedictorian and star wide-receiver, Jake knows he’s on top of his game… until Penelope comes along.
He can’t be bothered with that dumb girl. Jake has his sights set on Lexi, the prettiest girl in Palmdale High.
Racing to class, he knocks Penelope down. But nice guy that he is, he helps her up by holding her hand.
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“Guess who’s dating the dog.” The text and picture spread all over school.
Desperate to squash the rumors before Lexi returns from Mexico, he keeps doing rotten things to hurt Penelope, until he gets caught.
His chemistry teacher punishes him by making him tutor her three days a week. Her grade is now his grade. Jake sees his chance at a full-ride scholarship disappearing faster than a missed field goal.
Inspired by a true story, teens and adults will love this story!
“It brought out every emotion you could possibly feel. It is a must read for everyone!” ~Melanie Mason