INDIE PENDENCE DAY BLOG FEST FEATURING DANCE WITH ME


I'm participating in the first annual INDIE-pendence Day Blog Fest.

The Indie author I'm recognizing is Hayden Braeburn with her new release DANCE WITH ME.



Hayden Braeburn packs a great deal of suspense, romance, and conflict into her 40,000 word book DANCE WITH ME.

Katerina Nemecek  has financial problems, and the bank is breathing down her neck just waiting to foreclose on her dance studio. Mason Everett, the love of her life, is the banker who’s been put in charge of foreclosing on the property. When Mason proposes, Kat wants to say yes more than anything, but she’s concerned Mason and his family might think she’s marrying him for his money.   

Mason knows Katerina loves him and that his family will accept her. Well, most of them.
But Mason has been keeping his feelings for Katerina under wraps— not because he’s worried that his family won’t accept the woman he loves, but because someone from his past is determined that if she can’t have him, nobody will.

I found Dance With Me, fast paced and entertaining. The love scenes were sensual and hot. And the situation Mason finds himself in a surprising reversal. Most romantic suspense books put the female character in jeopardy. I thought that by putting the male character under the gun, the author, Hayden Braeburn, dusted off  an old writing device and made it into something new and interesting.

I enjoyed Dance With Me very much and give it a five star rating!!

You can find more information about Hayden and her other projects at her website: http://haydenbraeburnweebly.com

Read her blog: http://haydenbraeburn.wordpress.com/

Or contact her at Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/HaydenBraeburn/235335549867566 
or Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/5989571.Hayden Braeburn

If you want to learn about upcoming events about the Everetts of Tyler releases here's another link
 http://haydenbraeburn.wordpress.com/the-everetts-of-tyler/

And buy her book DANCE WITH ME at Amazon
Barnes and Noble or Smashwords 

IF YOU'D LIKE TO GO CHECK OUT OTHER INDIE AUTHORS BEING RECOGNIZED IN THIS BLOG FEST HERE'S THE LINK:  INDIE-PENDENCE DAY BLOG BASH

Read on,
Teresa J. Reasor 

Comments

Hayden Braeburn said…
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed the story!
July 2, 2012 at 8:05 AM
Faith said…
Sounds like a great book, Hayden. Congratulations on launching your career with a winner!

Faith
July 2, 2012 at 9:15 AM
Kelly's Mom said…
Great review, Teresa. Hayden, I love the premise of this book, and that you've given a new twist on a familiar idea! My TBR list is growing by leaps and bounds today!
Amy Durham
July 2, 2012 at 10:26 AM
Unknown said…
Like Amy, my TBR list continues to grow. This is definitely a story I want to read. Kathy
July 2, 2012 at 3:53 PM
Jessie Harrell said…
Sounds like a great read! Love that cover too.
July 4, 2012 at 8:52 AM
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