Cover Reveal - The Long Way Home by Regina West


My good friend, and editor, Regina West has a new romance novel - "The Long Way Home" - coming out in 3 days time (July 31st).
Regina West

 The Long Way Home is Regina's debut as a romance writer and, to whet your appetite, I've been allowed to give you a sneak peek of the cover!

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Twilah Dunn has it all—an exciting life in Los Angeles and a thriving ad agency she owns with her fiancé. Then she learns that her estranged father has died and her business partner is sleeping with her best friend. In one day, her perfect life unravels and the city she calls home is now anything but.

She returns to her hometown in North Carolina determined to sell her father's horse farm in order to buy back her business from her cheating fiancé. But when she sees the farm’s dilapidated state, she can’t bear the thought of selling it that way. Against all reason, she puts her fast-paced, metropolitan life on hold and hires local cowboy Aidan Perry to help restore the farm to its former glory. She’s heard the rumors of his dark past, and she’s wary of mixing business with pleasure—again. But soon she can’t keep her mind, or her hands, off of him.

Can Twilah push through her fear and love Aidan? Will his past prove too dangerous? Has she really left LA behind or will it continue to haunt her?

For some, the path is straight and narrow, but others take The Long Way Home.

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Congratulations, Gina. Best of luck on the 31st...and beyond. I hope to see your name on the bestseller lists soon.

For more information on Regina, or her new novel, you can head over to her 

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Alternatively, you can catch up with her in person on TWITTER or on FACEBOOK

And you can read MY review of Regina's book on GOODREADS





Comments

  1. UnknownJuly 28, 2014 at 3:23 PM

    Congrats, lady!! Gorgeous cover and beautiful author pic. Many happy sales!! :D

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  2. AnonymousJuly 28, 2014 at 3:32 PM

    Thank you, Karen! :-)

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  3. ScotsJamaicanJuly 28, 2014 at 5:06 PM

    Yay and a Big Up. Great cover and author pic. Up, Up and Away!

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  4. AnonymousAugust 5, 2014 at 10:04 PM

    Thanks, Alan! I hope it's way more up than away. :-)

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