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Heathens to Hearts, The Celebration Series, Book 3 by Stacy Eaton
Heathens to Hearts,
The Celebration Series, Book 3
Stacy Eaton
USA Today Bestselling Author
Contemporary Romance Series
Blurb:
Jason Hayes
loves working as a nurse and living in Celebration Township—or he did until
Riayn Simmers showed up in town, and a secret from his past is threatened to be
exposed.
Riayn Simmers is shocked to find her college love-and the man she had called a heathen-residing in the same town as her aunt. Now Riayn needs to decide if she can handle sticking around to run her aunt’s bakery, My Baked Buns.
Somehow Riayn and Jason must find a way to coexist in the small town, but what happens when Jason’s secret is exposed and he’s up to be auctioned off at the Valentine’s Day Party? Will the town believe, as Riayn once did, that Jason truly is a heathen, or will he finally win over her heart for good?
Riayn Simmers is shocked to find her college love-and the man she had called a heathen-residing in the same town as her aunt. Now Riayn needs to decide if she can handle sticking around to run her aunt’s bakery, My Baked Buns.
Somehow Riayn and Jason must find a way to coexist in the small town, but what happens when Jason’s secret is exposed and he’s up to be auctioned off at the Valentine’s Day Party? Will the town believe, as Riayn once did, that Jason truly is a heathen, or will he finally win over her heart for good?
(Clean (no on-scene sex) but does contain language)
The Celebration Series
Welcome to the third book in the Celebration Township Series, Heathens to Hearts. This series consists of thirteen novel and novellas that take place over the course of a year, beginning with Christmas. During that year, twelve more stories will unfold in the Township of Celebration, Pennsylvania, and each release will coincide with an upcoming holiday.
Tangled in Tinsel was the first book in the series and was released in October of 2015. While these books constitute a series, they can also be standalone stories.
Welcome to the third book in the Celebration Township Series, Heathens to Hearts. This series consists of thirteen novel and novellas that take place over the course of a year, beginning with Christmas. During that year, twelve more stories will unfold in the Township of Celebration, Pennsylvania, and each release will coincide with an upcoming holiday.
Tangled in Tinsel was the first book in the series and was released in October of 2015. While these books constitute a series, they can also be standalone stories.
Coming in Feb - Rainbows Bring Riches (St. Patrick's Day story)
Excerpt:
I was dumbstruck as Linda introduced Riayn around the table to
Ian, Thad, Casey, and Corrine, but when she stopped at me, I could barely look
in Riayn’s direction. I was so rattled by Riayn’s sudden appearance after,
what, eight, nine years that I stood so quickly I almost knocked over my bulky
wooden chair.
“We already know each
other.” I gave Linda a brisk nod and refused to glance at Riayn as I fled the
table without another word. My heart raced in my chest as past memories roared
through my skull in a deafening wave.
No doubt Linda was
going to bust my chops for taking off the way I did, but by the time she got
around to cornering me, I could hopefully come up with an explanation. I just
hoped that Riayn didn’t open her big mouth before I had a chance to speak with
Linda.
My blood felt like it
was boiling under my skin and I practically shoved people out of my way to get
to the bar, “Dabby, give me a shot of whiskey.”
I clenched the worn
wooden edge of the bar and kept my back to the mass of people who had shown up
at Dabby’s New Year’s Party as the room began to spin.
Why the hell was she
here? I was tempted to turn and search for her in the crowd, but I waited
tensely for my shot, and when it arrived, it barely touched the bar before I
was throwing it down the hatch. “Another.”
Dabby raised an
eyebrow at me but didn’t say anything while he refilled my shot glass. I tossed
that one back just as quickly and then stared at the scuffed bar.
The burn of the first
shot was filling my gut, and the second one was working its way down my
esophagus. I didn’t normally do shots, not since college, but tonight it seemed
more than appropriate to throw back a few—numb the pain, numb the memories,
numb myself.
“You alright, man?” I
jolted to awareness to find Thad standing on my right side.
“Yeah, I’m fine.” I
held my finger up to get Dabby’s attention since he had wandered off to help
another customer.
“Please tell me you
don’t want another shot,” Dabby eyed me critically as he returned. He was a big
man who could easily be confused with a lumberjack because of his ever-present
flannel shirts and bushy beard. I guess it was good to look like a hard ass
when you owned a tavern, but if you really knew the man, you’d know he was a
teddy bear.
“No, I’ll take a
beer.”
“How many shots did
you just toss back?” Thad queried from beside me.
I turned to him, “Two,
and don’t worry, I promise I won’t drive home. I’ll sleep in my car if I have
to, but I won’t drive.”
Thad slapped a hand on
my back, “Good to know. I’d hate for one of my guys to have to arrest you for
DUI.” Thad Wagner was one of the local police officers on our small Celebration
Township police force, and a good friend to have.
“I’m not stupid,
Thad,” I retorted and winced as I considered how harsh the words sounded.
“Sorry, man. I know
you’re just looking out for me,” I said to Thad softly.
“That’s alright. You
want to talk about it?” Thad asked as he sipped from a longneck bottle,
probably the same one he’d been nursing the last hour.
“Nah, I’m good, but
thanks.” I gulped down half my beer to stop the burning in my throat.
“Alright, but you know
where I am if you want to talk.”
“Thanks.”
Thad slapped my back again and walked away,
leaving me with a storm of memories that immediately crashed around in my
skull.
Shit.
Of all places, Riayn
had to show up here. I couldn’t help myself this time as the urge to look for
her struck me again. I’d blame it on the whiskey, not my lusting need to get
another peek at her after all these years.
Stacy Eaton
Stacy Eaton is
a USA Today Best Selling author and began her writing career in October of
2010. Stacy took an early retirement from law enforcement after over fifteen
years of service in 2016, with her last three years in investigations and crime
scene investigation to write full time.
Stacy resides in southeastern Pennsylvania with her husband, who works in law enforcement, and her teen daughter who is working toward her second degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do and on the choral and cheerleading squads at school. She also has a son who is currently serving in the United States Navy.
Stacy is very involved in Domestic Violence Awareness and served on the Board of Directors for her local Domestic Violence Center for three years.
Stacy resides in southeastern Pennsylvania with her husband, who works in law enforcement, and her teen daughter who is working toward her second degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do and on the choral and cheerleading squads at school. She also has a son who is currently serving in the United States Navy.
Stacy is very involved in Domestic Violence Awareness and served on the Board of Directors for her local Domestic Violence Center for three years.
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Friday, December 16, 2016
Emerald Barnes: "I want you to know how beautiful you are."
A special look at Author Emerald Barnes and her inspirational stories
Thursday, December 15, 2016
Monday, December 12, 2016
Tears to Cheers, The Celebration Series, Book 2 - Now Available!
Tears to Cheers
Book 2 in The Celebration Series
USA Today Bestselling Author Stacy Eaton
Linda Maxim is a woman who learned early on how to work hard and succeed. Her only regret is that the man she loved disappeared just days after she got pregnant at the tender age of sixteen.
Fourteen years later, Ian Dugan needs a break from life and ends up crashing his vehicle and waking up in the hospital to find Linda watching over him.
Can Linda forgive Ian for leaving her alone as a pregnant teen? Will Ian be able to forgive Linda and himself when he learns of the daughter he never knew about? Find out on New Year’s Eve if Ian can erase the tears and find something to cheer about.
Tears to Cheers is the second book in The Celebration Series; the first is Tangled in Tinsel.
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Excerpt from Chapter 1:
When the technicians were ready,
I stepped out of the room after one final glance at the monitor to confirm that
he was still stable. Outside the room, the team huddled, waiting to be let back
in to prepare for the next step.
I glanced at the assistant who was
talking to John Pointer, one of Celebration Township’s police officers, “Is
someone trying to notify the family?” she asked him.
“His license said he is from Bryn
Mawr, which I think is down by Philadelphia. Thad is trying to contact someone
down there to try and make a notification.”
“Officer Pointer,” he nodded as I
approached him and asked, “What is the patient’s name?”
John glanced at the small notepad he
held in his hand, “Ian Dugan, age thirty-one.”
All eyes landed on me as the gasp
left my lips. “Ian Dugan? Is his birthday April twenty-fifth?”
“Yeah? Why? You know him?” John
queried back.
I glanced back at the door, “Yeah, I
know him.”
“Damn, sorry about that, Linda. How
long has it been since you’ve seen him?” Jason asked from beside me.
Memories of my sophomore year of
high school flashed to the front of my mind like a strobe light. Ian’s light
green eyes and boyish smile as he grinned down at me when I said I’d go to his
junior prom with him filled my mind.
I’d been enthralled with his eyes,
with the smile that could light up a room along with the deep voice that
commanded attention, even at that young age.
“I haven’t seen him since I was
sixteen, no one around here has.”
I stared at the door as the voices
around me faded. Ian Dugan was the man I had fallen head over heels in love
with in high school, the one I had lost my virginity to on his prom night. He
was also the one who disappeared out of my life two days later. He not only
vanished from my life, but from our school and our town as well. Shortly after
he had left, I had resolved to never fall in love again.
The Celebration Series
Welcome to the second book in the
Celebration Township Series, Tears to
Cheers. This series consists of thirteen novel/novellas that take place
over the course of a year, beginning with Christmas. During that year, twelve
more stories will unfold in the Township of Celebration, Pennsylvania, and each
release will coincide with an upcoming holiday.
Tangled
in Tinsel was the first book in the series and
was released in October of 2015. Heathens
to Hearts is the third book and releases in January. While these books
constitute a series, they can also be standalone reads.
To Find out more about the series, visit my website: www.stacyeaton.com
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