Special Contest to Announce Parisian Amour

Here’s the Special Contest: Where is this?!

A Paris Metro Stop. Photo by Beth Barany. All Rights Reserved.

Which metro stop is this?

Contest Rules

To enter this contest, type your answer in the comments below.

Correct entries will be entered in a drawing for a free ebook copy of my new paranormal romance novella, Parisian Amour here: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KLLLI3G.

I’ll use random.org to pick a winner on July 14th, Bastille Day, by 7pm PST.

About Parisian Amour: A Magical Tales of Romance & Adventure novella

Sarah Redman, a project manager up to her neck with work, wants some adventure in her life. A career opportunity in Paris seems like a dream come true, but once she gets there nothing goes as planned. The job interview she thought she wanted falls through and her dreams about a crying dragon trouble her. To top it off, she gets lost in the tunnels of Paris with a man who attracts her more than she wants to admit.

Trainer extraordinaire, Josh Kleine, needs to pull off a successful presentation at the Paris Transportation Conference to land more clients and save his company. But strange events in the tunnels under Paris drive him to distraction and into a strange, profound sadness. In search of answers under the city, he gets trapped below ground with a gorgeous woman who he desires like none before. But will the sadness tear him apart before he can convince himself and her that love does not only exist in fairy tales?

Together they may hold the key to the strange disasters striking the City of Lights. Can Sarah unravel the secrets of the city and of her heart in time to save them all?

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What Readers Are Saying

“…a good mix of romance and fantasy…”

“…a sweet bite of magic in the City of Love…”

“…This story is incredibly poignant in places and smoldering in others. …I loved how the romantic and paranormal sides came together in this story and everything is neatly tied up at the end. There are no loose ends with this novella. A beautiful story and a perfect book for anytime of night or day.” — Archeolibrarian