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Ancient Walls
Maya Montgomery just wants a vacation with her son, that's it, but with her ex giving her trouble to the point of needing a restraining order, even relaxing involves a fight. At least until everyone in the hotel is kept inside with days of rain. After the way her ex has been all it will take is someone being nice to her and Carson is nothing but nice. Nice to look at, nice to talk to, nice to go to bed with.
For once in her life, things are looking up, until her son is kidnapped and the note orders her to find a hidden treasure. Treasure not everyone is even convinced exists and her son's life depends on it. So much for a peaceful vacation.

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4 Blue Ribbons
I enjoyed ANCIENT WALLS. I liked the characters, especially Carson. I also liked Zach, who seemed childlike without being obnoxious. But to me, the main source of suspense and enjoyment was the characters—the number and diversity of them. Ms. Mueller gives us plenty of red herrings, which kept me guessing and made ANCIENT WALLS as good a mystery as romance. The historical references were integrated well without being intrusive. Treasure, budding love and a cast of interesting characters. ANCIENT WALLS is a fine, light summer read.

By Romance Junkies Reviewer: Kris Jones
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History Lessons
Ayda Rogers can't believe her luck she's been invited to a Scottish castle for the summer to research her Doctoral thesis.  When she gets there she finds with 800 years of history to contend with, the past is always present.  Steamy tales of previous castle owners meld within the modern story as she learns all she needs for her paper. And sometimes its not the past but the present which makes you change your whole way of thinking, especially when it comes in the form of the future Duke named Hunter.

Reprint with previously separate stories Once Upon a Spy and Rose among the Heather now in one place and new present day content

Just found by Ayda in a Southern England museum,
 a tale of Wrathe from before the Sinclairs came to the area. 
Warrior

Coming in April 2009 from
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Writer's Block
Ever ask an author if the characters take over, if they talk back and do their own thing.  We always give polite answers about how they might turn out more forceful or sexy than we expected or some other trait. The real truth might just surprise you. Take one long shipwrecked woman throw in a newly shipwrecked man with only one place to stay on the island.
Stir vigorously and you'll get. . . Writer's Block!

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The New Guy
Oil changes: the most boring thing in the world.  Right??  Not when the new guy Kate has been fantasizing about finds out and isn't afraid to do something about it.

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39 and Still Holding
An anthology of over 40 heroines

What If by Jennifer Mueller
Dream Lover by Erin Gordo
The First Time by Donna Storey
39-Lab by Nick Belardes
Chinese Food with Jett by Chingpea
Before I Die by Ansley Vaughan
Age Limits by Kate Burns
My Best Friend's Mom by Santana Smith
Warning, Cougar in Area by Patricia Parkinson
Title TBA By L.A. Mistral
Turkish Delight by Barbara Foster
A Rabbit Hole For Emily by Matilda Kay
Two Letters to Francine by Greg Boose

What if
Elaine Ebersol has spent 40 years wondering what if about Seth Preston, a man she loved until he was drafted in 1966.  Now widowed and lonely, with her family all living their own lives she looks up the man she once knew.  Hoping . . .

After being homeless for a time Seth Preston was told he could find work at the ranch.  Sasha gave him a job and a home.  What she couldn't give him was someone to share his nights with.

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~Reviewed by Tami, Simply Romance Reviews
 

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Roadside Rest Stop
If the van's a rockin' don't come a knockin'. 
While Lola's taking a road trip she pulls over on the promise of nothing more than a sign and a smile of the guy that keeps passing her.

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The Angel of Bally Ferriter
As a teacher Robert Ahearne has summers off and this time he’s staying in a little village in Ireland learning Gaelic.  When another student starts harassing a local barmaid, there’s only one thing to do, team up and avoid the man together.  Suddenly learning Gaelic just got a whole lot more interesting. 

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I found these main characters very likable, and I’m always a sucker for a romance that strikes later in life: Alana is forty-three, with a nearly-grown son, and Robert is a fifty-year old widower. Yet together they find the happiness and romance of starry-eyed teenagers. However, Alana’s son Dillon, and Robert’s classmate and rival for Alana’s affections, Jack, bring good humor to the story.

The setting of small-town Bally Ferriter, Ireland, is romantic and well-described, a perfect place for Robert and Alana’s love to bloom. And although Robert has to return to Boston at the end of the story and leave his “red-haired angel” behind, readers will be satisfied with the ultimate surprise ending of this short story.

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Once again, Jennifer Mueller composes a tale that captivates and carries the reader into a vivid place and time that is wonderfully created. The Angel of Bally Ferriter is a lovely story by a wonderful storyteller who continues to blend passion and adventure with everything her pen touches. When I read a book by Ms. Mueller, I know it is going to be good. She is one author who never disappoints and once again this is an extraordinary story that leaves a lasting impression as the charming Robert and delightful Alana grace the pages spinning a delightful story most enchanting.

Cherokee
Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance
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