It's release day for The Last Match, Book 4 in the Sugar Babies, Inc. series and I'm pretty excited. It's also Saturday, so things are working out well for me. I get to participate in a blog hop, and pimp my new book! Does it get any better than that, lol?
As the title says, this is the last book in the Sugar Babies, Inc. Series. That's not to say the characters will never be back, just that they won't be involved in running a matchmaking company. Currently, I have no plans for another book, but Susan is pretty determined when she wants something, so who knows how long I'll be able to keep her quiet.
As the title says, this is the last book in the Sugar Babies, Inc. Series. That's not to say the characters will never be back, just that they won't be involved in running a matchmaking company. Currently, I have no plans for another book, but Susan is pretty determined when she wants something, so who knows how long I'll be able to keep her quiet.
I'm limited to only eight sentences for this, which is difficult for a long-winded woman such as myself, but here goes...
Sam Barringer, owner and CEO of Sugar Babies, Inc.,calls his administrative assistant, Erica to his office for a personal discussion. Her unusually negative comments regarding a suitable match for a client baffles him. John Braden, is a personal friend of Sam's, as well as a potential client and Erica has been supervising his case. John also happens to be the man who escorted Erica to Vegas for Ty and Kelsey's McCarthy's wedding and ended up spanking her for inappropriate behavior.
“That’s not true,” she defended herself. “I don’t care who he’s matched with as long as it works out and grows the company.”
“Oh really,” he drawled, picking up a stack of papers and walking around to the front of his desk. Leaning his tall body against it, he began to review the forms as he recapped her comments, handing her each paper. “Too young, too old, not a good match, he’s too dominant for her, she wants a daddy, she’s too short, they’ll look ridiculous together; he likes dark hair, she doesn’t want to be spanked or disciplined, she has children and he wants to travel, she wants to top, and my personal favorite, she’s a whiny wimp, he’ll hate that and her hair looks like straw.’ So what gives, Erica? Why are you deliberately sabotaging John’s chances of finding the right match? Did he do something to you in Vegas and you want some sort of payback?”
This book will be available on Blushing Books and Amazon today. Thanks for stopping by and have fun on the hop visiting the other authors.
Sam Barringer, owner and CEO of Sugar Babies, Inc.,calls his administrative assistant, Erica to his office for a personal discussion. Her unusually negative comments regarding a suitable match for a client baffles him. John Braden, is a personal friend of Sam's, as well as a potential client and Erica has been supervising his case. John also happens to be the man who escorted Erica to Vegas for Ty and Kelsey's McCarthy's wedding and ended up spanking her for inappropriate behavior.
“That’s not true,” she defended herself. “I don’t care who he’s matched with as long as it works out and grows the company.”
“Oh really,” he drawled, picking up a stack of papers and walking around to the front of his desk. Leaning his tall body against it, he began to review the forms as he recapped her comments, handing her each paper. “Too young, too old, not a good match, he’s too dominant for her, she wants a daddy, she’s too short, they’ll look ridiculous together; he likes dark hair, she doesn’t want to be spanked or disciplined, she has children and he wants to travel, she wants to top, and my personal favorite, she’s a whiny wimp, he’ll hate that and her hair looks like straw.’ So what gives, Erica? Why are you deliberately sabotaging John’s chances of finding the right match? Did he do something to you in Vegas and you want some sort of payback?”
This book will be available on Blushing Books and Amazon today. Thanks for stopping by and have fun on the hop visiting the other authors.
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