Seeing Red wins best book

I'm all a-twitter, if that's even a word. Long and Short Reviews just notified me that Seeing Red won their contest for Best Book of the Week. I blogged about their outstanding review earlier this week.

Be sure and check out Seeing Red at my website. I have the reviews posted, an excerpt, and the buy links. Click on over http://www.maggietoussaint.com/

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LASR reviewed SEEING RED

I'm very happy to announce a new review for SEEING RED. Gloxinia at Long and Short Reviews said "This is a great story that you won't want to put down and I recommend it to anyone wanting a sweet, nongraphic romance." For the full review: http://www.longandshortreviews.com/LASR/0708/SeeingRed-MT.htm

Happy Summer!

Maggie Toussaint

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Buy Seeing Red at Freya's Bower and at Fictionwise

Seeing Red reviewed

Rita from Night Owl Romance recently reviewed SEEING RED, my contemporary romance about a woman who wants to change careers by remodeling the crumbling family home into a bed and breakfast.

Here's a snippet from the review: "This was a moderately paced story. The characters in Seeing Red were well written. Overall, it was a pleasant read."

To read more, click this link: http://www.nightowlromance.com/nightowlromance/reviews/Review.asp?ReviewId=1474

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Yeah! Seeing Red is out now

At long last, my romance is out from Freya's Bower!

I can hardly believe the book is available for people to read and buy. Thanks to my editors at Freya's Bower, this is a very powerful story about a woman coming into her own. And best of all, its the first in a series of three books. Those other faces on the cover? They belong to Maddy and Beverly Heartly and they have stories too.

Here's the blurb for Seeing Red:

Owning a bed and breakfast is Emma Heartly’s dream, but without a clear title she can’t afford the rehab of the abandoned family dwelling. To prove herself to her younger sisters, Emma moves in and begins renovating the two-story house.

Quentin Stone much admires the classic lines of the crumbling Victorian and its red-haired owner. Though Emma can’t afford to hire Stone Construction, he volunteers to help her after-hours.

Despite family interference, they lay the foundation for more than a B&B, but troubles follow. Can they overcome past mistakes to find happiness?

Buy this book at http://www.freyasbower.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=112

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