Maya Rodale began reading romance novels in college at her mother’s insistence. She is now the author of numerous “dazzlingly sexy and witty” historical romance novels. A champion of the romance genre and it’s readers, she is also the author of the non-fiction book Dangerous Books For Girls: The Bad Reputation Of Romance Novels, Explained and a co-founder of Lady Jane’s Salon, a national reading series devoted to romantic fiction. Maya lives in New York City with her darling dog and a rogue of her own.
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Seducing The Single Lady is a sexy historical romance novella inspired by Beyoncé songs. The hero and heroine of the story, Damien and Susannah, have been betrothed since birth and despised each other for just as long. After years abroad and a tragic accident, Damien returns to London intent upon reforming—starting with marrying Susannah, who is determined to remain a single lady.
Spoiler: they get married and live happily ever after! These love letters are from after they wed...
As the maids and I were fixing up the nursery in preparation for the little ones we are so happily expecting, I found a letter I had written to you years ago (enclosed). I had to laugh and how things had changed…not just my love for you but my spelling too!
I dispize you.
I do believe I was just eight years-old at the time…oh, how things have changed! All it took was that one magical day in which we got up to all sorts of trouble…I blush just to think of it. ‘Twas the happiest day of my life, for it was the day I fell in love with you.
Check out Susannah and Damien's love story in Seducing The Single Lady
Seducing The Single Lady is a sexy historical romance inspired by the songs of Beyoncé.
She's a single lady....
Miss Susannah Grey could have any man she wanted now that she’s beautiful, rich and finally free to encourage suitors after the death of the man to whom she's been betrothed since birth--and who fled to the continent rather than marry the girl he once described as a "scrappy brat."
He's a "reformed" rogue...
Or rather, he's trying to be. After nearly a decade of debauchery, Damien Rhys Redmayne, Viscount Bedford, has returned from the continent, thus dispelling rumors of his death. He's determined to be the dignified son his father never had, starting with marriage to the bride he left behind.
They're crazy in love...
Damien woos Susannah with a day of scandalous adventures--and happily discovers that she is one naughty girl. But when news of his foolish wager hit the gossip columns, all seems lost. Damien's only hope is to destroy the one thing binding them together and hope his broken-hearted girl believes he's irreplaceable.
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The letter made me giggle! Thanks for sharing it with us! Book sounds wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHi, Maya! Your book sounds wonderful. I am loving these love letters. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThe book sounds great. I will be adding to my TBR pile. Thanks,
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What a fun letter and it sounds like a great story where the couple goes from enemies to lovers.
ReplyDeleteI love scrappy heroines!! Thanks for the giveaway!! Your books are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSounds great! This is on my to read list (along with all of your other books!)
ReplyDeleteI love your books. Where do you get your story ideas from? Loved the Writing Girls Series. Thanks for the giveaway
ReplyDeleteLove your writing girls series... thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks for introducing us to this book! It sounds like something I would really like.
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your wonderful books! I especially loved your "Writing Girls"...i occasionally go back to favorite parts, especially in "A Groom of One's Own", to re-read passages or dialogue that hit me emotionally. My question for you is when you are writing a particularly emotional scene, how do you as a writer keep yourself focused? I do some writing, and one of the things I do is play certain songs that help remind me of a certain emotion. Is there something that you do to keep a certain emotion in your writing? Thanks and keep up the awesome work! :)
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DeleteI especially loved the note from when she was 8 years old. LOL Sounds like a great novella.
ReplyDeleteMarcy Shuler
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what a fun note - wish I had kept more notes from my childhood.
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Thanks for the letter. My favorite couple is Win and Merripen from Seduce Me At Sunrise or Ian and Elizabeth from Almost Heaven.
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I love when the romance starts out hating each other to then loving each other!
ReplyDeleteI have always enjoyed hate to love stories. It is so much fun to watch the journey.
ReplyDeleteIt's been fun thinking of a new favorite couple each day. For today it's Scully and Evangeline from Linda Lael Miller's Springwater.
ReplyDeleteGreat letter, the one from when they were little was cute!
ReplyDeleteSuch an adorable letter~! I so do love childhood letters and their love for one another without knowing it.
ReplyDeleteLove the sound of this book; the reformed rake who has to convince his childhood antagonist to love him!
ReplyDeleteI love stories where the hero & heroine are determined not to marry and then end up falling in love later in life. And I love that she found the letter she wrote to him when she was 8. That reminds me of my niece writing about "etacing" (attacking) something when she was about 5, lol.
ReplyDeleteLove the letters, can't wait to read about thier adventursome day ;)
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I enjoyed the letters and look forward to reading the book.
ReplyDeleteHow very interesting that Susannah found a letter she had written when she was 8. I really enjoy reading stories where the hero and heroine don't like each other much but invaribly fall in love.
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Seducing the Single Lady sounds like a great romance. Thank you for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletelol Love her letter at 8 years old. :) I'm truly determined to read this. It';s always enjoyable when 2 people start pout despising each other and then realize how much in love they are. :) Don't enter me in contest because I can't read e-books on this computer. Hoping it comes in print.
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That's a very telling love letter.
ReplyDeleteDemon hahaha never yours hahahaha... too funny, this is going to be a good read!
ReplyDeleteI'm really enjoying reading these romantic love letters. And I'm finding a bunch of new books to add to my groaning TBR shelves!
ReplyDeletesounds very promising story, and I like the cover, it's simple but eyecatching.
ReplyDeleteHahaha, that's a great letter.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad she got over hating him. And he did it by being naughty ;)
ReplyDeleteGreat letter!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
I picked up a copy of this book last week...haven't read it yet thought...but I will soon. I have enjoyed reading these H/H letters. What a fun idea for a contest.
ReplyDeleteCute letter
ReplyDeleteWhere do you draw your inspiration?
ReplyDeleteThat letter is too funny! I can't wait to read this story. Thanks for the great giveaway!
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