Don't Be Cruel
Elvis Series Book 3
by Mimi Barbour
Sarna Publishing
February 28, 2021
Available in: e-Book
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Don't Be Cruel
by Mimi Barbour
Audra can't fight her attraction to her cousin's lover, so she leaves their small town and builds a life for herself in Los Angeles. Soon, her cousin, Cari, begs to move in with her and give up her life as a spoiled daughter, and girlfriend to the man every woman in town desires. How can Audra refuse? She's never stood up to Cari's female force... until a baby's life depends on it. After his birth, she finds the strength once more to fight for him. Really, how can Cari expect her to let the beautiful baby of the only man she's ever loved, be given up for adoption?
Johnny finds it impossible to believe the one person he's trusted his heart to is leaving him. How can she be so cruel? Although he doesn't beg her to stay, he misses her with such heartbreak, he pushes everyone away and replaces fun times with constant hard work. Worst of all... he doesn't find out about his three-year-old son until the hospital calls for him to get there as soon as possible.
Book #1 - She's Not You - Sick and widowed, running scared from a man who insists she belongs to him; Belle is forced to let the charmer down the hall help her out of a terrible situation. Not just for her sake, but it's Christmas, she's in trouble and her little girl has decided their sympathetic neighbor is her special hero.
Book #2 - Love Me Tender - How can Anne go back to Texas knowing that her son would be meeting a father and grandmother who never even knew he existed? But how can she stay away when a woman, who'd been the only mother she ever knew, is dying and needs her?
Book #3 - Don't Be Cruel - Audra's cousin gives up Johnny and wants to give up his baby, too. But Audra won't let her. She uses blackmail to keep the child... and she wins.
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Mimi Barbour's Bio
NYT & USA Today, best-selling, award-winning author, Mimi Barbour, lives on the beautiful east coast of Vancouver Island and writes her romances with tongue-in-cheek and a mad glint in her eye. Asked why she prefers paranormal or suspenseful romance, she answers, chuckling... "Because it's fun! Imagination can be a lot more interesting than what happens in real life to so-called normal people. I love my characters, and my goal is to make the readers love them also. To care about what happens to them while the tale unfolds. If I can steal my booklover's attention away from their everyday grind, absorb them in a fantasy world, and make them care about the ending, then I've done my job. "Thinking back, writing my first romantic suspense novel switched the hard work into fun, and I've not looked back. I love writing about men and women finding each other and falling in love. Along the way, it pleases me to fill their travels with gritty conflicts -- spiced up with lots of humor and seasoned with a few tears, but always with endings that are happy."