08/29/2014 08:26
It's a big day--it's Deborah Nam-Krane's
Cover Reveal Day for LET'S MOVE ON,
and it also happens to be her birthday!
I was one of her lucky beta-readers, so I've read LET'S MOVE ON,
It's fantastic, like the rest of the series. Be sure to get it when it comes out!
Blurb
Zainab has spent years keeping Emily from going over the edge, giving Miranda a shoulder to cry on and nursing Jessie back to health. They'll be the first to agree that she she deserves whatever makes her happy, especially after the drama Richard put her through. But did she have to choose the guy who threw everyone's lives into the shredder?
Richard knows he screwed up and he'd do anything to get Zainab back- but first he needs to make sure his company -and his loyal employees- don't go under. (Who knew kicking your primary investor to the curb would have consequences?) Good thing his family has such deep pockets; too bad he doesn't want to take a cent from them. Why should Zainab take him back if he can't get out of his own way?
Maybe Zainab can eat her cake and have it too- that is, until she's given an ultimatum. The choice isn't Lover A or B; it's protecting her friends or letting them fend for themselves. With that hanging over her head, what's it going to take to make sure she and everyone else can finally move on?
Let's Move On is Book Four in The New Pioneers series
Release date: September 29th, 2014
Goodreads link: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22896360-let-s-move-on?ac=1
Smashwords link: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/465697
B&N link: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/lets-move-on-deborah-nam-krane/1120171705?ean=2940046094848
The Smartest Girl in the Room (March 2013)
The Family You Choose (September 2013)
The China Doll (March 2014).
Author info
Deborah Nam-Krane is a writer living in Boston proper who has been storytelling since she was a little girl and writing those stories down since she was eight. Any given day will find her reading, writing, reviewing, editing and, just for fun, homeschooling her three school-aged children (she’s very grateful the fourth is now college-aged).
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