Mona Risk

For Valentine’s Day

Posted on January 25, 2013 by Mona Risk

Enjoy the Valentine’s Day with a good book.

VALENTINE BABIES is available at Amazon, for 99cents

Four five-star reviews:

“This was a wonderful read, full of romance, danger and tender moments that
brought a tear to my eye.”~ Loves Reading

“This is a great sweet and romantic read just in time for Valentines Day.”~Snowdog

“Nobody writes a more tender love story than Mona Risk.” Mary. R

“An emotional journey with characters you will grow attached to and cheer for.”~ S. Hughes

VALENTINE BABIES is a heartwarming story that will take you from the heart of Kentucky to South Florida and Atlanta, and then to Iraq and Germany.

Fearless reporter, Roxanne Ramsay, doesn’t think twice before traveling for important assignments, even in a war zone—until her last trip leads her to a life-altering mistake.

At his best friends’ wedding, Dr. Greg Hayes, who has a serious phobia of planes, can’t take his eyes off the lovely maid of honor. But why is Roxanne blinking away tears? Getting involved with the strong-headed and too generous reporter involves more complications than the bright doctor has ever faced in the OR. Yet what wouldn’t he do to save the love of his life and her baby?

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Valentine Babies

Posted on January 23, 2013 by Mona Risk

I am pleased to announce that VALENTINE BABIES, Holidays Babies Series Book 2, is available at Amazon for only 99cents.

http://tinyurl.com/avb2kbu

VALENTINE BABIES is a sequel to Christmas Babies and starts exactly at the moment Christmas Babies ends–during the wedding of Nick Preston and Madelyn Ramsay.

VALENTINE BABIES is a heartwarming story that will take you from the heart of Kentucky to South Florida and Atlanta, and then to Iraq and Germany.

Synopsis: Fearless reporter, Roxanne Ramsay, doesn’t think twice before traveling for important assignments, even in a war zone—until her last trip leads her to a life-altering mistake.

At his best friends’ wedding, Dr. Greg Hayes, who has a serious phobia of planes, can’t take his eyes off the lovely maid of honor. But why is Roxanne blinking away tears?

Getting involved with the strong-headed and too generous reporter involves more complications than the bright doctor had ever faced in the OR. Yet what wouldn’t he do to save the love of his life and her baby?

HAPPY READING!

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Short Stories

Posted on January 14, 2013 by Mona Risk

http://www.lunchtimereads.net/Lunch_Time_reads/Lunch_Time_Home.html

A group of authors have recently created a new website specializing in short stories or novellas you can read at lunch time or after dinner. All stories are short, ranging from 5,000 to 35,000 words; from 20 to 120 pages. And they are all priced at 99cents!

Mystery or Thrillers or Romantic Suspense

Sweet Love Stories or Sizzling Romances

Paranormal or Non-Fiction or Western

You’ll have enough stories to satisify all tastes.

HER GREEK ROMANCE is a sizzling romance and an armchair trip to Greece that will take you to the beautiful Island of Mykonos and will make you forget the harsh winter weather.

Overview:
Romeo and Juliette Greek style
Love letters from the past and a crumbling pink villa.
A Greek God–well, no, an ordinary man who only looks like one–and a lovely and brilliant American attorney.
All set in Mykonos Island.
In court, Counselor Ashley is in for a nasty surprise about her handsome Greek god and Stefano is about to lose the only woman who’s ever touched his heart. Will Stefano be able to convince Ashley he’s not the enemy anymore?

More News:

It’s my pleasure to announce that I have just typed the end to my new story, the second book of the Holidays Babies, VALENTINE BABIES, a sequel to CHRISTMAS BABIES. It will be published by next week, hopefully.