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Most people call her Delilah. But he called her Daisy. He was seventeen and a guest in her family’s home the summer she turned fifteen. They weren’t supposed to fall in love. But Everton knew two things early on. One: He knew that she was a rule he was most likely going to break. And two: He knew that if anyone discovered their secret, he would be forced to leave.
That day came in early August. And it came without warning—or a goodbye. Now, she’s twenty-one. He’s twenty-three. And she’s standing right in front of him—close enough to touch. But he can’t. It’s been six, long years, but one thing remains: she’s still forbidden. And this time, he can’t cross the line. Find The Dream on Amazon, Barnes and Noble and Kobo April 2! Pre-order TODAY at the special price on Amazon! Watch the trailer now!
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My latest novel will be here THIS spring! I can't wait for you to read it. But for now, I'm so excited to share with you, for the first time, the back-cover summary:
Most people call her Delilah. But he called her Daisy. He was seventeen and a guest in her family’s home the summer she turned fifteen. They weren’t supposed to fall in love. But Everton knew two things early on. One: He knew that she was a rule he was most likely going to break. And two: He knew that if anyone discovered their secret, he would be forced to leave. That day came in early August. And it came without warning—or a goodbye. Now, she’s twenty-one. He’s twenty-three. And she’s standing right in front of him—close enough to touch. But he can’t. It’s been six, long years, but one thing remains: she’s still forbidden. And this time, he can’t cross the line. I'm so excited to announce the title of my latest novel!
The Dream will be here THIS spring! Delilah and Everton's story is a little different than the stories I usually tell. And I CAN'T wait for you to read it! Check back soon for the cover reveal and back cover summary! ![]() Now, you can get Pay It Forward in e-book on Amazon! Pay It Forward is my children's book, and it's about barnyard animals who pay it forward through simple, everyday acts of kindness. I hope you get a chance to check it out with your little ones. This story is geared toward children ages 3-8. And you can also find it in paperback on Amazon or in hardback on Lulu. Happy reading! ![]() I'm so happy to be a part of Holidays with the Belles in 2019! I hope to see you in Dallas, Texas Feb. 9 for the fifth and final Holidays with the Belles. I'll be signing all my books alongside a number of incredible authors at the Watters Creek Convention Center north of Dallas. You can bring a copy that you already own or you can purchase one once you get there. I will have a limited number available. For more information about the event, visit Holidays with the Belles. I can't wait to see you there! ![]() I love the concept of paying it forward, and I wanted to capture that theme in a way that children can enjoy and understand. And because I grew up on a farm in a little, Midwestern town, I wanted to have barnyard and woodland animals tell the story. Rabbit starts the journey that meanders through Farmer Brandt's farm and ultimately ends with Rabbit's "gift" coming back to him. I hope you enjoy, and I also hope that these characters inspire children to pay it forward in their own way. Happy Reading! ♥ Laura Find Pay It Forward on Amazon in paperback and in hardcover on Lulu. |
I write about rain on tin roofs, gravel roads, old trucks with holes in the floorboards and small-town summer nights. I grew up on a farm in a little Midwestern town. Now, I live in Kansas City, Mo., with my weatherman husband.
Follow Me! Laura Miller's first contemporary romance novel, Butterfly Weeds, hit the Amazon Best-Seller's List and Top 100 in October 2012. The sequel to Butterfly Weeds, My Butterfly, released in June 2013. For All You Have Left, By Way of Accident, When Cicadas Cry and A Bird on a Windowsill followed. Look for The Life We Almost Had, Laura's latest small-town romance, at book retailers now. And check out her children's book, Pay It Forward!
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