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Hey Fellow Romance Fanatics,

Whoa, January has been a trip. I’m looking for another Amazon series to binge if things don’t calm down.

Here’s the latest PaxWorld Newsletter for January 22 – February 19th. Besides the free and discounted romance ebooks offered, there’s a chance to vote for the new Work Spouse ad. The cool thing is that you can give your opinion and you just might win a signed paperback of Work Spouse.

Anyway, Work Spouse will launch Feb 26th. I thought I’d deal with the bear dancing in the room straight away. You know if I ever hit my projected launch date; I think I’d faint…lol.

We were set for a January release, but we hit a technical problem. It’s been fixed, so (knock-on wood) no more changes. The new date is Friday, February 26, 2021.

Some of you have taken advantage of reading the first chapter of Work Spouse and thanks for the nice feedback. If you didn’t see the link for a sneak peek, click here. And I’ve extended Love Contract, book 2 of the Love@work series for .99 until the launch of Work SpouseClick here to grab a copy.

I want to warn you that Work Spouse isn’t a stand-alone. Yeah, I didn’t stutter. But before you start sharpening those pitchforks, it will conclude with Work with Me. The book should release on Amazon in April (knock-on wood).

Since you subscribe to my PaxWorld Newsletter, there’s an opportunity to get the next book, Work with Me, free or at a discount. I’ll let you know when that’s possible.

The launch team (some authors call it an ARC team) will have access to Work Spouse starting Feb 1st. The team will receive instructions on that date and we will keep in touch. I have a cool surprise for the team, so stay tuned.

If you haven’t signed up for the launch team, here’s your chance. Do it now through this link and read Work Spouse for free.

Talk to you soon.

Be safe, be well.

Pax

Results of the Survey Question for Dec 2020

Which romances were the best of 2020?

Angry God by L.J. Shen

Inappropriate by Vi Keeland

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