So I actually have a shirt with this saying, but it’s Halloween related! lol It has pumpkins and bats and spooktacular stuff on it. You’d think Christmas when you hear this, but I think it can go along with the other holiday as well. Because it is the most wonderful time of the year right now. Two of the best holidays so close to each other. I love Christmas first, but Halloween is a close second!
Have you read Third Time’s the Charm yet? What did you think? I love hearing people’s thoughts, good and bad! Give it to me! lol I had a nice release day, even with Facebook messing with me. They shut down my ability to post for the day because they thought my first post was against cyber security. *eye roll* But despite that, I felt the love from the reading community, helping me spread the word. So thank you to everyone who made it a wonderful release. I picked my giveaway winner as well! Congrats to Sherry for winning the signed paperback copy of Third Time’s the Charm and the spooktacular book sleeve. Now it’s time to move on to the other magical holiday…Christmas!
You’re probably thinking, what? Halloween isn’t even here yet. I know. Trust me, I know. But I did a weekly countdown with Third Time’s the Charm, so I’m going to do it with Dashing Through the Fear as well. I plan to do a teaser Tuesday sort of thing until it releases on December 12, but lucky you, you get this week’s a day early! To start this week’s teaser, I’m going to share the blurb in case you haven’t seen it yet!
Blurb
Welcome to Sleighville. Where you are sure to have a holly, jolly time.
Running is her only option. He made sure of that. Where better to run to than the last place he’d ever think to look for her. Sleighville. A small, quaint town that celebrates Christmas—every. Single. Day. Just the thought makes her want to puke, but she’s out of options. Nothing prepared her for small-town camaraderie. Everyone knowing everyone and everything. Where she lives, where she works, and worst of all…they know something is off. That she’s not who she claims to be.
Griffin isn’t sure what to make of his new neighbor, but one thing he does know: he can’t resist a puzzle. She’s skittish, wary, and one of the most beautiful women he’s ever met. It’s not hard to fall for her, which is bad. He has no doubt she’s hiding something—or hiding from something. If only she’d let him in, trust him with her secrets. No amount of Christmas cheer is going to sway her his way, but patience and time might. Problem is, he fears he doesn’t have much time. She’s one step away from running. No doubt not her first time, but he’ll do whatever it takes to make sure she stays right where she is. In his town, and in his arms.