It’s here! About a week later than I anticipated, but book three in the Hillers series is live (everywhere but Apple. They are the slowpokes this time).
I’ve been working like a lunatic this week—nothing else to do, trapped here in the house because of snow, and the fact that our road is literally the last one in the county they clear. The hubs was able to get out and get groceries, but I do not go anywhere when it is this cold.
Brrr.
I am in the process of prepping a few of the PNRs for relaunch. One is just a cleaned up edited version, updated, that kind of thing. The other is a massive rewrite. Once it’s finished, I’ll be putting it up as a new title (Amazon’s rules, not mine). But for previous readers, they’ll be up as a free download via my website. I’ll share links when they are ready.
Other things I am working on (besides lots and lots of Hillers) are Finley #15, Madison’s book, and the next PAVAD project. (Watch for more details soon about PAVAD!)
Everyone stay warm and safe out there, and enjoy the next book in the Hillers series!
FIRST IMPRESSIONS AREN’T ALWAYS RIGHT.
Dr. Guthrie Hiller thinks Dr. Aubrey Fisher, head of the Barratt County ER, is a stuck-up icicle, too cold to care about anyone. He doesn’t understand why his little sister calls Aubrey her closest friend. But one night changes everything. Guthrie sees the truth: this woman cares deeply-she’s just too scared to show it.
Now, he can’t get her out of his head.
Aubrey Fisher has endured more loss than most can imagine, and it makes her stronger-or so she tells herself. All she wants is a stable life for herself and the sister she’s raised. But someone is threatening everything, and her best friend’s infuriating older brother might be the only one who can protect her.
Loss leaves scars, and trusting a man again is the hardest chance Aubrey can take. But nothing stops a Hiller. Guthrie is determined to prove he’s the man to stand by her side, and she just might let him in.
If Aubrey can survive running the ER at BCGH first…
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