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Hidden In A Hawaiian Sunset by G. J. Brown is now half price on Kindle! Available at $2.99 for a limited time only! Click  here  to have a look! Description: Malia Kenway was born with the world at her feet. Raised on an island called Moku Nani, she lacked companionship until she met Nathan Arthur Scott. They grew up together in the beauty of Hawaii, but were separated when he left for a university in London. When he returns eight years later, he is a completely different person. As if on cue, Malia's parents are in a horrific car accident. Then the family lawyer tries to blackmail her in a scheme to steal her father's wealth. A man called Mr. M orchestrates this chaos from the shadows and Malia comes to suspect that Nathan is more involved than she would ever want to believe.                                 Nathan Arthur Scott was a penniless orphan when he met Malia Kenway. Raised by a...

Hello, everyone!  I'm writing today to tell you how to get the paperback  versions of my books for less money. First, some background. There are two versions of each book. The first is for Standard Distribution. The second is for Expanded Distribution. Expanded has to be more expensive in order to support the fees other distributors tack on. So the cheaper route is ordering a Standard version.   You can find a Standard paperback version under New and Used on Amazon. Both Hidden In A Hawaiian Sunset and The Hills Of Tuscany are available there for 8.50 or less. You just have to know where to look. ;-) P. S. Remember the Kindle  eBook  is only 4.99! Happy Reading!

Hello, everyone! I am blogging to let you know that my second book, The Hills Of Tuscany , is now available for purchase!  You  can find it  by  clicking here .  I  have  included  an excerpt from this  book in case  you're  interested  in  reading ahead . ;-) Have fun! _________________________________________________________________________________ The Hills Of Tuscany Book Two: The Broken Woman Cycle By G. J. Brown Introduction      Dante stood in the rain, his solemn honeyed gaze trained on his father. Basilio Antoine glared at him from the loggia of their ancestral home, a stone villa nestled on several acres located in the countryside just outside Siena, Tuscany.      “Why have you come back here?” Basilio shouted. “You spurned our vineyard to choose a life in the Arma dei ...

Hello, everyone! Okay, so I understand that we all have differing views and opinions, but I don't understand why so many people act so primitive about it. Resorting to physical assault, insulting each other, demeaning all beliefs that differ from their own.  Guess what? Tolerance goes both ways. How much better would this country be if everyone stopped hating each other and tried to work toward loving one another instead?  I'm a Christian and I believe it's my job to love people, just like Jesus. I mean, the guy asked God to forgive the people murdering him. When someone tried to stone a prostitute in front of him, he basically told them they had no right to judge her because everyone sins. He told his disciples that love was the most important commandment. He said all the laws and prophets would be fulfilled if they loved God and loved everyone (this part is awesome) as much as they loved themselves. People insult Jesus, but he wasn't a bad guy. Even if...