So you want to read HIS point of view? The story of a damaged billionaire told by him? Here you go… BEFORE CATE (JOHN’S STORY) by Cat Johnson writing as Carrie Lane Rated 5 Stars by Amazon Readers I thought my life was over, and then I met her . . . In print and eBook ARe – AMAZON – BN – iBOOKS – GOOGLE – KOBO – SMASHWORDS
October is coming to an end but it has been a busy month. Here’s a quick wrap-up of the highlights in case you missed any… One Night with a Cowboy (Oklahoma Nights Book 1) is now available in unabridged Audiobook both digitally or as CDs for those who like things old school. AUDIOBOOK iTunes AMAZON AUDIBLE TANTOR Two Times as Hot (Oklahoma Nights Book 2) released in mass market paperback this month. Thank you to all the readers who sent me pictures when they spotted it, along with One Night with a Cowboy, on Walmart, Sam’s Club, BJ’s, and Barnes & Noble shelves across the country. Expect the audiobook release of Two Times as Hot next month, followed by the mass market paperback and audio release of Three Weeks with a Bull Rider in December. And while we’re talking about the Oklahoma Nights series, National Bologna Day was October 24th and Joseph’s Fine Foods in Drumright, OK celebrated it with a bang! There were contests, prizes and giveaways…and of course the infamous signature fried bologna sandwich I immortalized in my Oklahoma Nights series. If you missed it this year, don’t worry, the next National Bologna Day is only three hundred and sixty something days […]
INTRODUCING The BILLIONAIRE BAD BOY SERIES from Cat Johnson writing as Carrie Lane He’s a billionaire. She’s a hooker. Things are bound to get interesting… Cat Haus ~ The Complete Story (Parts I, II, III) as told from Cate’s Point of View Before Cate ~ John’s Story as told from John’s Point of View I’m sure there are questions so let’s begin…. Cat Johnson writing as Carrie Lane? Why the separate name? Well, a certain author friend of mine who is usually dead on when it comes to publishing advice convinced me that readers were tired with the ‘old’ authors they’d been reading for awhile. (Grande dames like Nora Roberts aside.) Since my romance name was born in 2006, and publishing years are like dog years, I would technically be one of those old names readers were tired of. I personally didn’t believe what she did, that ‘new’ authors were supposedly coming out of the blue and making huge splashes on best seller lists solely because of the novelty of being ‘new’. There are far too many other factors at play in this business that dictate success or failure. I will admit there is something to be said for the apparent trend that […]