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A Heart for News by Susan K. Beatty is here!
To celebrate, this week the authors in the Suamalie Islands Series are having a blog tour and sharing our stories of how opposites attract. Look below for my story and please don't forget to follow the rest of the tour this week and enter in the giveaway!
Do Opposites Really Attract?
I've always heard this saying, but never really thought much of it until meeting my husband. We are the same in many ways. We are both quiet and reserved and share similar hobbies. We also like to watch movies together, but we like different genres. He is a good sport and will sit with me if I want to watch Star Wars, but sc ifi and fantasy aren't really his cup of tea. I will do the same when he likes to watch car racing movies. However, we find a compromise watching a comedy. We laugh together and enjoy the show. I think it's important to find common ground and not be bothered by the differences between us. After all, it would get kind of boring if we were completely the same. I've come to realize our differences complement each other and I wouldn't have it any other way.
More about the Book
Will a heart for news get a scoop on love?
Though Margo Durand invests her whole heart into working for her family’s newspaper, her father refuses to modernize, and she harbors a secret fear of approaching interviewees and all things dangerous—except riding her Vespa everywhere. But when Margo follows evidence that two government officials are corrupt, Margo discovers danger, intrigue, and a legal sort of blackmail.
Professional race car driver, Steve Grayson, arrives to finish recuperating and overcome his fear of getting back on the track while pursuing his desire to open a race car driving school on Le Cadeau Île. If he can find the money and convince the owner to sell.
When Margo’s best friend sets Margo up with Steve as a tour guide, conveniently forgetting to tell him Margo is a reporter, they tour the islands until Steve is willingly dragged into the investigation. The investigation only opens new questions, creates new trials, and has the potential to destroy their budding romance.
Does pursuing a relationship just before he leaves to take part in one last racing season even make sense?
Take a trip to the Suamalie Islands where palm trees sway, the sand and sea pulse with life, and the people will steal your heart.
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