Title: Tell Me a Secret
Author: Ann Everett
Publication Date: August 26th 2014
Genres: NA Romance
Summary:
Jace Sloan has it all. He’s smoking hot, a college football star with a storybook family, and he’s never met a woman he couldn’t charm. He’s also never met one who makes him want to be a better man…until he meets Maggie. Now, this self-proclaimed geek with wild red hair and the greenest eyes he’s ever seen has him thinking all kinds of crazy thoughts. Like settling down and being a one-woman man.
Maggie Fielding is anything but Jace’s type. For starters, her IQ is bigger than her chest size. But Jace is panty melting hot, and she’s having a hard time remembering that he’s bad news. If only she could stop telling him her secrets, because her answers to his questions just might have both of them falling in love for the first time.
AUTHOR BIO:
Ann Everett is a Texas girl from her big-bar-hair down to her bare toes. For many years she did stand-up comedy for businesses, corporations, and non-profit organizations.
Creator of the White Trash Facelift, halter tops, and beer bling bracelets, Ann embraces her small town upbringing and thinks Texans are the funniest people on earth.
She hates talking on the phone. A really sharp pencil makes her happy. She loves shopping at Goodwill, and she’s glad wrinkles aren’t painful.
She’s an award winning author and active member of Northeast Texas Writers’ Organization.
When Ann’s not writing, she spends her days listening in on people’s conversations at the local Wal-Mart, beauty shop, grocery store, and numerous other gathering spots. She draws from that research to pen her novels full of southern sass and Texas twang.
Creator of the White Trash Facelift, halter tops, and beer bling bracelets, Ann embraces her small town upbringing and thinks Texans are the funniest people on earth.
She hates talking on the phone. A really sharp pencil makes her happy. She loves shopping at Goodwill, and she’s glad wrinkles aren’t painful.
She’s an award winning author and active member of Northeast Texas Writers’ Organization.
When Ann’s not writing, she spends her days listening in on people’s conversations at the local Wal-Mart, beauty shop, grocery store, and numerous other gathering spots. She draws from that research to pen her novels full of southern sass and Texas twang.
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