Author Spotlight: Dani Collins Is Here with a Raven’s Cove Novel!
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What a treat to welcome Tule author, Dani Collins to the Spotlight today. Award-winning and USA Today Bestselling author Dani Collins thrives on giving readers emotional, compelling, heart-soaring romance with laughter and heat thrown in, just like real life. While she is best known for writing contemporary romance for Harlequin Presents and Tule Publishing, she also writes historical and erotic romance. When she’s not writing—just kidding, she’s always writing. Dani is married to her high school sweetheart. They’re empty-nesters living in Southern BC, Canada.
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I am delighted my fellow Tuligan, Nan Reinhardt, has invited me to visit with you again, Dear Readers.
I was last here with the launch of my Raven’s Cove trilogy and today I’m celebrating the release of the third and final book, Wanting a Family Man.
You don’t have to read the first two in the series. Each book is about a different couple—three half-brothers who are struggling to bring their father’s fly-in fishing resort back to profitability while learning to care for the infant sister their father left behind.
In Wanting a Family Man, Trystan needs to get back to filming his survival series, but he can’t leave his brothers in the lurch. The brothers have a rocky relationship, but they’ve been growing closer. They stand shoulder-to-shoulder when baby Storm’s mysterious aunt Cloe turns up!
Cloe is very broke. She’s running from a difficult past and still mourning the loss of her sister. Storm is her only family and she longs to spend time with her, but the Fraser brothers don’t trust her.
Trystan gives Cloe a job aboard the whale-watching tours he captains and they discover they actually like each other. Maybe too much? They’re soon having a torrid affair, but Trystan’s real job will take him into the wilderness alone. Cloe can’t stay in Canada forever, but doesn’t have anywhere to go—until a surprise discovery gives her the family she longs for and Trystan learns very quickly that he doesn’t want to be alone after all.
Raven’s Cove is a fictional setting based on a real place! If you want to read more about my inspiration for this series, visit this other post here on Nan’s blog:
If you like to read in order, they go like this:
Book 1: Marrying the Nanny
Book 2: Forgiving Her First Love
Book 3: Wanting a Family Man
Here’s what some readers on Goodreads have said about the series so far:
“This is such a heartwarming story with very genuine characters.”
~~5 stars, Sue on Forgiving Her First Love
And
“I can’t wait to read more Raven’s Cove stories.”
~~ 5 stars, Tina on Marrying the Nanny
Want to start reading Wanting a Family Man? The first two chapters are here:
GIVEAWAY! For a chance to win a digital copy of Wanting a Family Man, tell me about one of your favorite relatives—you don’t have to mention them by name. You can just tell me how you’re related and why they’re so important to you. We’ll pick a winner on Saturday.
Wanting a Family Man
He prefers his own company. She longs for family…
Cloe Vance had one goal when she learned she’d lost her sister: reach her infant niece. Though unable to assume custody—Cloe is broke, homeless and unemployed—she’s determined to ensure Storm is loved and cared for, even if that means working with her celebrity crush, Trystan Fraser, who doesn’t trust her.
The isolation of Raven’s Cove inspired the wilderness survival series that made Trystan famous. He refused to return until the unexpected death of his father forces him to help his estranged half-brothers refurbish the resort, hoping to secure a future for their infant half-sister. When Storm’s aunt arrives, for once the brothers are aligned…and scared. Does she want Storm or money?
Trystan’s tasked with discovering her motives by hiring Cloe to help with the week-long whale watching excursions. Their chemistry sizzles, yet Trystan resists behaving like his philandering father. In the fall, he’s returning to his globetrotting career. Cloe is a temptation he doesn’t need, but can she teach him that home is where the heart is?
3 Comments
Latesha B.
My oldest nephew because he is a caring sweetheart and he has had my heart since the day he was born.
Roseann McGrath Brooks
I’ve been blessed with so many loving relatives that it’s hard to pick out one. Besides my parents, who are wonderfully supportive, my late aunt was one of my favorites. She was fun, smart, creative, and very giving.
bn100
mom- always there