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Please join us on Friday, June 22, at 8pm, for virtual cupcakes and Prosecco to toast award winning author isabell Lawless on the launch of her new book, That Thing You're Good At.

Reviwers mentions Isabell's books making them "hot and bothered, with a great descripton of details."

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Gass County was basically a tiny little dot on the map in the middle of America, walled in by wild prairie grassland and tall pine forest. Miles to the bordering town made it more remote, yet connected the meager number of people inhabiting the place. If Johnson wore red pants on Monday morning the town knew about it by lunch time. Should he also carry a rifle on his shoulder the emergency call would go local, down to the end of the street, where Sheriff B. Jensen picked up the phone. Brody was good at his job; tough as unpenetratable armor but held the power to make women weak in the knees.

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Please join Contemporary Romance Author Isabell Lawless for a celebration of the cover and book title to her fourth, and last, book in the Gass County series.
Romance. Some adult content.
Other authors are invited to join the event.
Hosted online.

Grab a free edition of Once Upon A Killing on a Goodread's giveaway between September 14 - October 1.

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Tomorrow's book release party will be author packed with sweet giveaways!
Come on over!

Good morning!

Excited to release the very first chapter from my upcoming novel, Once Upon A Killing, on my book blog later today.
Stay tuned for the continuing saga featuring the people of Gass County, the smallest of hidden towns where nothing is supposed to happen but everything does.

Yay, great news!

All books now available on Amazon, Barnes&Noble, and Kobo.

(kindle, epub, nook)

Today I took the decision to decline a publishing deal I was previously offered.
With personal profit numbers in the low digits, a request not to write about violence against women, and to always provide a happy ending, I stepped away. I appreciate the publisher taking the time reading my manuscript and writing me an offer, but as I feel my writing should be less controlled by other forces than my own imagination, and that I do write descriptive crime scenes � as in reality violence occur to both sexes, I feel blessed to continue my writing as an indie-published author. If the future provides differently, I will take a new decision when the time comes.

- Isabell Lawless