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Release Blitz Giveaway: Here Comes Trouble - Natalie Acres


Ellie Hunter wasn’t looking for a protector, but she definitely wanted a place to lay low and hide. Divorced from her abusive husband for over six months, Ellie goes to Trouble’s gates as a last resort after her ex pays her a ‘final’ visit.

Allister McCall, Ryan Thomas, Derek Swinney, and Bradley Powers have known Ellie for the better part of their lives and the memory of sharing her is stamped in their minds. When Ellie arrives in small town Trouble, the men jump to all sorts of illicit assumptions.

Once Ellie reconnects with Allister, Ryan, Derek, and Bradley, Ellie’s life is seemingly complete, assuming her ex-husband will let her live in peace. With Navy SEALs training behind them, Ellie’s men are confident Ellie’s ex will finally let her go but if he refuses there will be hell to pay. One way or another, four men will ensure Ellie is protected, loved, honored, and adored.

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Trouble, Tennessee—A loving community where romance is always in the air
Here Comes Trouble—Kicking off a brand new Siren-Bookstrand series
By: Natalie Acres | Other books by Natalie Acres 
Categories: Erotic Romance, Contemporary, Menage a Trois/Quatre
Word Count: 23,738
Heat Level: SEXTREME
Published By: Siren-BookStrand, Inc.
Short extract

If he wanted her, he’d meet her halfway.

“I said, ‘That’s why Denny always won’ and I didn’t stutter.” She lifted her chin and looked him square in the eye. “If you want me, come and get me, Allister. If you want to win my heart, take my body. You can’t have one without the other. And you can’t be easy and gentle with somebody who only wants to be wild and free. “You take me, Allister, but don’t treat me like a fine china doll. Don’t kiss me like you’ll bruise me or love me like I’ll break. I’m a woman with needs, Allister, and right now I need you.”

Author Bio

International bestselling author, Natalie Acres, writes contemporary and historical western ménage romances for Siren Publishing. A Siren-exclusive author, Natalie has been a published with the company since October 2007 and writes the bestselling novel and novella series Cowboy Sex, Cowboy Boots, and Contemporary Cowboys. Married for over twenty-four years, Natalie and her husband live in East Tennessee. Their daughter lives nearby and their son is serving in the United States Navy. They are blessed with four pampered pets and a granddoll they adore. For more information, follow Natalie on Twitter at www.Twitter.com/NatalieAcres or keep in touch via Facebook at www.Facebook.com/NatalieAcresAuthor.

Series Info

Here Comes Trouble kicks off Trouble, Tennessee, a brand new series with plans for an initial mix of ten novels and novellas. Trouble, Tennessee is a town where women are protected and cherished. The founding fathers built the small city in an effort to harbor abused women, those who had already divorced their husbands but never really escaped their past. Here Comes Trouble sets the stage for readers who enjoy small town ménage romances where anything goes so long as mutual trust and understanding exist at the core of a love steeped in an everlasting romance.







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  1. The buy link for Amazon US goes to her Amazon author page and I can't find this book on Amazon or Goodreads. Is it out yet? If not when will it release?

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