Valentine's Day Pets and Kisses, now available





Valentine Pets & Kisses: Fourteen All-New, Sweet Valentine Romances






Make your Valentine's Day tail-wagging and purr-fect with 14 brand-new romances from award-winning and bestselling authors.



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Author Link = Amazon Author Profile


A fashion designer and her basset hound puppy convince a burned ex-firefighter that beauty is never skin deep and neither is love.
The Crazy Girl's Handbook - DelSheree Gladden 
Watching her nephews was supposed to be fun and a relaxing weekend for Greenly, not a never-ending disaster all witnessed by the best blind date she ever stood up.
The Vet's Valentine Gift - J.L. Campbell
A veterinarian is caught between his job, an ex, a menagerie and love. Can a little Cupid fix things by Valentine's Day?
Years of faithful dog-sitting pays sweet dividends when a struggling sports writer scores tickets to the Super Bowl and encounters her favorite football player.
Inflamed - Jade Kerrion 
A firefighter running from his past convinces a hard-luck single mother to believe in happy endings.

Remember When - Hope Welsh
A couple headed for divorce discovers common ground for joint custody of their Akita.
Your Biggest Fan? - Sydney Aaliyah Michelle
Snowed in with the man of her dreams, a football fan and her dog find love.
The Feline Fix - Caroline Bell Foster
A scientist questions her cat's loyalty when it comes to love and a hunky policeman.
Trembling Hearts - Suzette Riddick 
A daring young woman crashes into the life of a disfigured recluse and his pooch. Can love be far behind?
Valentino, Be Mine - Tina D.C. Hayes
Sparks fly when two people who can't stand each other wind up dog-sitting a rambunctious little Yorkie that needs a new home.
Stuck with her ex's puppy, a young teacher meets a new man after a series of unfortunate events.
A small town girl survives San Francisco after she hits a cat and falls for a handsome veterinarian.
19 Ivy Lane - Aubrey Wynne
A mysterious woman and her cat befriend a postman and set tongues wagging on Ivy Lane. But when he delivers a long-awaited letter, will his heart be "returned to sender?"
Three Plus Three - Cindy Flores Martinez
A grieving widow and her beloved doggie meet a handsome widower the day before Valentine's Day.

Author Links = Author's Website

Rachelle Ayala From romantic suspense to sweet contemporaries, I write from my heart and love to include children and pets in my stories.
DelSheree Gladden is a USA Today bestselling young adult and romance author, whose writing includes everything from dystopian and Native American mythology to sweet and funny romances.
J.L. Campbell is an award-winning author who writes sweet romance, romantic suspense, women's fiction, new and young adult novels.
K.L. Brady is a multi-award-winning author of sweet and sexy romantic comedies, young adult romance, and a spy thriller series based on her career in U.S. intelligence.
Jade Kerrion writes frequently award-winning, occasionally best-selling science fiction, fantasy, and contemporary romance novels.
Hope Welsh writes romance fiction. Her first love is paranormal. She's been writing since she was in third grade and has never looked back. 
Sydney Aaliyah MIchelle is a contemporary romance writer, a voracious reader and movie fanatic who hails from Texas.
Caroline Bell Foster writes contemporary women’s fiction with themes of substance that defy convention.
Suzette Riddick is a wife, mother and nurse practitioner who enjoys writing romance novels with a touch of reality.
Tina D.C. Hayes writes romantic suspense and cozy mysteries while her pampered pooches and parrots stand guard against writer's block.
Jeanne Bannon is an international best-selling author of paranormal and romance fiction with twenty-five years of experience in the publishing industry.
Susan Oloier is a mother and educator who writes memoir, as well as adult and young adult contemporary fiction.
Aubrey Wynne is an elementary teacher by trade, champion of children and animals by conscience, and author by night.
Cindy Flores Martinez writes sweet romantic comedy and inspirational romance in both English and Spanish.


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  1. UnknownApril 11, 2016 at 2:40 AM

    I got what you mean , a debt of gratitude is in order for posting .Woh I am glad to discover this site through google. Amazing Pet Expos

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