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Hi, everyone, I hope you all had a wonderful holiday season and HAPPY NEW YEAR to you and your loved ones!
I’ve been in my writing cave during the holiday season and will be in there for quite awhile, but of course will come up to blog and chat with you all when taking breaks.
I wanted to share the first chapter of my soon to be released (I’m hoping February time frame), DECOY IN STILETTOS.
Decoy in Stilettos is a romantic comedy, with splashes of mystery and a heavy dose of suspense and of course steamy scenes, romance, love and arch enemies.
Here is a sneak preview of the first chapter, I hope you enjoy it!
Decoy in Stilettos
Copyright 2012
Selena Robins
All Rights Reserved
Please note:
I’ve also posted the excerpt on my website, as it may be easier to read because it’s formatted more like it would appear in a book.
If you’re like me, in denial about your eyesight and like bigger fonts (which I can’t do on this blog, haven’t mastered that skill yet), then hop on over to my website and you can read the excerpt there. CLICK HERE to get you there.
Victims of unsynchronized mishaps.
It’s happened to all of us at one time or another, right? When we’ve had to endure minor or major calamities. The reaction of course depends on how often one unleashes their internal drama queen. Luckily for me, my internal-DQ is in a coma (most days). If you’ve followed this blog, you would have read where a I got gobsmacked (I’ve been waiting to use this word, so happy today was the day) once or twice with a minor mishaps.
Telemarketers hanging up on me. (I still maintain they hire people who are snooze-instigators).
The day a good friend pulled a fast one on me with her version of 50 Shades INSERT anything you like here. (I am not naive)
Disastrous date. Again, not my fault.
Internal thoughts escaping during Yoga.
Okay, I admit, I may have had more than one mishap, and probably a few others that I haven’t mentioned, but trust me, they were no where near the calamity of events that the hero and heroine of my newly released, short story, Tempted By An Angel go through when they first meet.
TEMPTED BY AN ANGEL is a romantic comedy, short story dedicated to all the romance readers who love and support the romance genre.
Now Available for FREE download at Smashwords
Matthew Lockwood hired entertainment for his nephew’s birthday party. Instead an Angel showed up, wearing killer heels, carrying a bouquet of balloons and a body that was heavenly—except she had an attitude that was anything but angelic.
Unfortunately for Angel Montgomery—life doesn’t have auto-correct.
Matthew and Angel are both victims of unsynchronized mishaps.
What misadventures have you experienced?
Please share.
We won’t laugh at you. We always LAUGH with you. 
What Readers are saying about
Tempted by An Angel
Review by: heidi on Sep. 20, 2012 : 5 Stars
Selena Robins has done it again with this irresistible short story with characters so charming you can’t help but get attached. I also highly recommend What a Girl Wants.
Review by: Denise A. Agnew on Sep. 20, 2012 : 5 Stars
Tempted By An Angel showcases Selena Robins’ talent for wonderful humor and well-drawn characters. A laugh out loud good time story!
Review by: hrhsophia on Sep. 20, 2012 : 4 Stars
A bit short but charming.
Review by: Nancy Lauzon on Sep. 19, 2012 : 5 Stars
When Matthew Lockwood opens the door expecting a clown for his five-year-old nephew’s birthday party, what he gets instead is bikini-clad Angel Montgomery armed with condom balloons, ready to sing for a bunch of rowdy bachelors. There’s been a mix-up, and the results are hilarious. You’ll be thoroughly entertained by this engaging, laugh-out-loud short story that leaves the reader wanting more!
Review by: Rosanna Leo on Sep. 21, 2012 : 5 Stars
What a super-fun story by Selena Robins! From the first page I was hooked. Hello, romance. As Angel and Matt literally fall all over each other (in a scene that was so funny I was conscious of not peeing my pants), you can’t help but fall for them. Congrats to Ms. Robins. My only complaint is that this story was over far too soon and I really hope she revisits this terrific couple.
