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A Sweet Life Boxed Set (Fourteen Contemporary Romances by Bestselling Authors to Benefit Diabetes Research)
Publication date: May 1st 2014
Synopsis:
Have your cake and eat it too–your purchase of A Sweet Life helps fight against diabetes!
Priced at only 2.99 (regular price 7.99), indulge in this stunning limited edition collection of fourteen contemporary romances by New York Times and USA Today Bestselling authors…
You can make a difference while you read! All proceeds from the sale of A Sweet Life will be donated to the Diabetes Research Institute via Brenda Novak’s Online Auction for Diabetes Research.
Featuring a foreword by #1 New York Times Bestselling Author Debbie Macomber.
Get your copy today!
1500 pages/ 675 000 words
I Only Have Eyes For You by Bella Andre (The Sullivans)
The only woman wealthy Irish pub owner Jake McCann wants is the one he can’t have–Sophie Sullivan, his best friend’s off limits sister. But when the beautiful librarian appears on his doorstep as his every fantasy come to life, even though Jake knows loving Sophie isn’t the right thing to do…how can he possibly resist?
On A Night Like This by Barbara Freethy (Callways #1)
From #1 NY Times Bestselling Author Barbara Freethy comes the first book about the Callaways, a big Irish family born to serve and protect, many as San Francisco firefighters.
May Day! By Heather Graham
Members of the Krewe of Hunters team plan a relaxing vacation to jolly old London for the English celebration–they never figured that a May Pole just might be murder.
Shopping for a Billionaire by Julia Kent
When mystery shopper Shannon Jacoby meets billionaire Declan McCormick with her hand down a toilet in the men’s room of one of his stores, it’s love at first flush.
Built to Last by Susan Mallery
The tale of Aaron Cross, a man who doesn’t know he needs saving…until he meets Marissa Spencer, a heroine inspired by the real life founder of the Motheread/ Fatheread Literacy Program.
A Baby of Her Own by Brenda Novak
Delaney is tired of waiting for the right man–all she wants is a baby. After seducing a handsome stranger, she returns to Dundee to find that same man is actually taking up residence on a ranch just outside of town–where he will very likely realize she’s expecting.
Dare to Love by Carly Phillips
In relationships, Ian Dare offers the bare minimum–until one glimpse of sensual Riley Taylor changes his perspective. Their affair heats up and love comes into play, but Riley’s secret past just might cost them everything.
Executive Seduction by Jennifer Probst
When Chandler Santell turns to Logan Grant, the most ruthless CEO in the finance industry to save her beloved Yoga and Arts Center, she never intended to have seduction as part of the plan…
In Too Deep by RaeAnne Thayne
Though fiercely drawn to the comfort of Andrea McPhee’s arms, Will Tanner isn’t sure he can find room for a woman like her in a life focused on vengeance–until he discovers she has secrets of her own.
Every Girl Does It by Rachel Van Dyken
Amanda gets a flash from the past when the nerdy kid she rejected in high school suddenly reappears in her life…dead sexy, he’s all man and he wants her.
Homecoming Season by Susan Wiggs
Miranda Sweeney and her family find hope and healing while spending an autumn at Willow Lake after Miranda survives breast cancer.
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FORWARD
A SWEET LIFE
I have no memories of my paternal
grandmother. My best guess is that I was
barely four years old when she died. But,
I like to think I inherited my love of knitting from her. My older cousins tell the story of sitting in
a semi-circle in front of her rocking chair and watching her crochet. Her fingers moved at a frantic speed as she
rocked back and forth. The amazing part
is that she was sound asleep and snoring!
My father, who was the youngest boy,
was basically raised by his oldest sister, my aunt Betty, because my
grandmother was diabetic. She was often
tired and sickly, spending the majority of her time in bed.
Another memory my cousins have shared
with me is of our grandmother boiling her hypodermic needles because she was
insulin dependent. My father and three
of my uncles were also diabetic and, by the end of their lives, insulin-dependent
as well. And now several of my cousins
are affected by the disease.
Like my cousins, for the last
twenty-five years I've been a Type 2 diet-controlled diabetic.
Diabetes is a life-changing
disease. It's estimated that 25.8
million children and adults in the United States are diabetic. That's 8.3% of the population. My guess is that we all know someone who is
diabetic.
When Brenda Novak's youngest son, Thad,
was diagnosed, she went on a one-woman mission to do whatever was necessary to
fund research for a cure to this horrible disease. If you've ever met Brenda you know she is
passionate about making a difference. This
is her tenth year holding an auction to raise money for this cause and to date
her efforts have resulted in more than $2 million dollars toward research for a
cure.
The book you've purchased will go
toward making the dream of a world free of diabetes a reality. Each one of the authors on this long list of contributors
has given of their talent and themselves to aid in this mission. You're about to read some of the biggest
names in the field of romance.
Three of these talented authors, Susan
Wiggs, Barbara Freethy and Rachel Van Dyken, have scored #1 placements on the
New York Times best seller lists. Now
that's impressive. The remaining eleven
are all well established authors with booming careers. In other words, you are in for a real treat.
And really, isn't this the best of all
worlds? Not only is this an enjoyable read
but at the same time your purchase is contributing to a worthy cause. You can't ask for a better win/win situation.
It's been my honor to write the
forward. Keep at it, Brenda. Not only are you one amazing author, you're a
woman with passion and heart.
Now enjoy.
With warmest wishes,
Debbie Macomber
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