Cover Reveal: Mother's Love by Kirsty Dallas

TITLE: Mother's Love (Mercy's Angels, #4)

AUTHOR: Kirsty Dallas

GENRE: Contemporary Romance, Action, Suspense

RELEASED: May 10th, 2015

SYNOPSIS:

Annie Lonergan had lived through hell, she survived, now it was back and this time it wanted her son. After spending far too long cowering in fear Annie is no longer the timid little flower she once was and will do whatever it takes to protect what is hers.

Dillon Montgomery knows what it takes to kill another human being, he knows the taint it leaves on your soul. But to protect those he loves Dillon is prepared to do whatever necessary, even if it means more blood on his hands.

How far would you go to protect your child?

Note: Can be read as standalone but it is recommended to read previous books in the series to have a more rewarding reading experience.

Mercy's Angels SERIES:

Saving Ella - Book 1 > AMAZON
Fighting Back - Book 2 > AMAZON
Tortured Soul - Book 3 > AMAZON

AUTHOR BIO & LINKS:

I grew up on the beaches of North Queensland, Australia before migrating south to the iconic Gold Coast in 1995. I traded the surf and my bikini for pajama's and a computer when I embarked on writing professionally in 2012.

I write first and foremost for myself. I write characters and ideas that come from my heart, then take shape and evolve into entire landscapes in my mind.

I am fascinated with most creative outlets --- photography, art, music, you name it, I love it. I don't take life too seriously and I love to hear from fans and other like-minded, creative people. So drop me a line or come hang out on Facey or over at the Twitter-verse!

www.kirstydallasauthor.com

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