Congratulations to tour winner Edgar G. and to host winner Seven Troublesome Sisters.
Thank you for your interest in hosting this tour, but all stops have been filled.
Goddess Fish Promotions is organizing a Virtual Book Tour for The Nantucket Beachfront Inn by Ainsley Keaton, a Women's Fiction available now from Sunrise Books.
The tour will run February 28, 2022 to March 25, 2022. Prewritten guest blogs and interviews, along with promo posts, and reviews are available. Please specify which type of stop you’d like when you ask to host this tour. The book is available in PDF, ePub and Mobi format for review.
Prizes for the tour are as follows:
• One randomly chosen winner via rafflecopter will win a $50 Amazon/BN.com gift card.
• One randomly chosen host will receive a $25 Amazon/BN.com gift card.
February 28: Let me tell you a story
February 28: Literary Gold
March 1: Lisa Haselton's Reviews and Interviews
March 2: Author Deborah A. Bailey Blog
March 3: Archaeolibrarian - I Dig Good Books!
March 4: Viviana MacKade
March 4: The Key Of Love
March 4: Hope. Dreams. Life... Love
March 7: FUONLYKNEW
March 7: Author C.A.Milson
March 8: All the Ups and Downs
March 8: Christine Young
March 9: Read Your Writes Book Reviews
March 9: Sadie's Spotlight
March 10: Travel the Ages
March 11: Fabulous and Brunette
March 14: The Faerie Review
March 15: The Avid Reader
March 16: Long and Short Reviews
March 17: Welcome to My World of Dreams
March 18: Novels Alive
March 21: Dawn's Reading Nook
March 21: Joanne Guidoccio
March 22: Gina Rae Mitchell - review only
March 22: Our Town Book Reviews - review only
March 23: Seven Troublesome Sisters
March 23: Westveil Publishing
March 24: Andi's Book Reviews - review
March 24: fundinmental
March 25: Harlie's Books - review
The tour will run February 28, 2022 to March 25, 2022. Prewritten guest blogs and interviews, along with promo posts, and reviews are available. Please specify which type of stop you’d like when you ask to host this tour. The book is available in PDF, ePub and Mobi format for review.
Prizes for the tour are as follows:
• One randomly chosen winner via rafflecopter will win a $50 Amazon/BN.com gift card.
• One randomly chosen host will receive a $25 Amazon/BN.com gift card.
She's 54, broken-hearted, and starting over....
High-powered New York attorney Ava Flynn finds herself without a job or a future. Unemployable at her age, and broken-hearted by a husband who left her in the lurch, she desperately needs a Plan B. Her prayers are answered when a wealthy benefactor wills her a large house in the 'Sconset Beach area of Nantucket. She heads out to the picturesque New England island with her two best friends, Luna and Mila, going along for the ride.
One catch...her estranged daughter also lives there. Charlotte Killeen, Ava's daughter, is battling a crisis of her own. Her new husband, Matthew, wants a divorce, even though the couple have a newborn baby. Charlotte needs her mother more than ever, but the two have never seen eye to eye. Her marriage on the rocks and with few prospects for income, Charlotte is near the end of her rope. Then a life-threatening illness brings into focus what's important after all.
Ava's other daughter, Samantha, also lives on Nantucket Island, with her best friend and roommate, Grayson. Samantha suffers from a lack of direction in her life, and longs to meet a rich prince charming who will sweep her off her feet. When she meets the man of her dreams, she's leaving behind the one man who loves her unconditionally - Grayson.
Jackson, Ava's son, is an aspiring actor in Hollywood. Everything has always come easy to him, that is until Willow, Matthew's cousin, shows up. Free-spirited Willow is just the kind of girl to break Jackson's heart, which is difficult to do, as Jackson is always the heartbreaker.
And speaking of Willow...she's a feminist island witch and artist. She and Jackson have been through many, many lifetimes together. Yet, Willow wants nothing to do with Jackson in this lifetime. She has no desire to give up even an ounce of her power, not even for her soul mate. Willow also is hiding a devastating secret from Jackson. A secret that is guaranteed to upend his life for good.
Mila, Ava's best friend, is battling a devastating illness, information that she hasn't shared with Ava and Luna. She never wants to be a burden, so she just doesn't ask for help. But she's going to need all the support she can get. She finds this support in a very surprising place, and, in doing so, gets closer to her own destiny.
Ava busies herself with fixing up her beautiful new beach home, so that she can open up a bed and breakfast. Contractor Deacon Cromwell, whom Ava hires to do the renovation, is the man who might thaw Ava's cold heart, if only she'll let him. However, he's almost 20 years her junior and, Ava believes, out of her league. Can Ava overcome her insecurities and allow herself to love again?
In this feel-good beach read with a touch of magick, Ava and her friends and family will become your best friends. Come and share their joys and heartbreaks, their tragedies and triumphs. For fans of Susan Mallery, Jude Devereaux Nantucket Bride series and Elin Hilderbrand!
February 28: Let me tell you a story
February 28: Literary Gold
March 1: Lisa Haselton's Reviews and Interviews
March 2: Author Deborah A. Bailey Blog
March 3: Archaeolibrarian - I Dig Good Books!
March 4: Viviana MacKade
March 4: The Key Of Love
March 4: Hope. Dreams. Life... Love
March 7: FUONLYKNEW
March 7: Author C.A.Milson
March 8: All the Ups and Downs
March 8: Christine Young
March 9: Read Your Writes Book Reviews
March 9: Sadie's Spotlight
March 10: Travel the Ages
March 11: Fabulous and Brunette
March 14: The Faerie Review
March 15: The Avid Reader
March 16: Long and Short Reviews
March 17: Welcome to My World of Dreams
March 18: Novels Alive
March 21: Dawn's Reading Nook
March 21: Joanne Guidoccio
March 22: Gina Rae Mitchell - review only
March 22: Our Town Book Reviews - review only
March 23: Seven Troublesome Sisters
March 23: Westveil Publishing
March 24: Andi's Book Reviews - review
March 24: fundinmental
March 25: Harlie's Books - review