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Launch Party & Giveaway by Tracey Devlyn I’m so excited to be back on the Casa blog and introducing you to A Lady’s Secret Weapon , the third book in my Nexus series. Writing Ethan deBeau’s story was both a challenge and great fun. Because he’d made special appearances in A Lady’s Revenge and Checkmate, My Lord , I thought it would be a cinch to craft his journey. Not so. The more I wrote, the more I realized that I’d barely touched the surface of who Ethan was in my previous books. When it came time to dig in and get to know my reluctant boudoir spy, I found myself paralyzed by the prospect. So many readers had written to let me know how much they were looking forward to Ethan’s story. I was terrified I would disappoint them. Pushing through my fear, I finally found my loyal, tenderhearted, courageous Ethan. Then I found Sydney Hunt for him. Sydney carries many of the same endearing traits as Ethan, plus she’s an intelligent businesswoman, who often ...

I’m so excited to be back on the Casa blog and introducing you to Checkmate, My Lord , the second book in my Nexus series. Like all conflict-ridden romances, Sebastian Danvers and Catherine Ashcroft’s road to happiness was not an easy one. Sebastian, aka Lord Somerton, aka Chief of the Nexus, trusts no one and will do anything to protect England from a French invasion. In Checkmate , “anything” included allowing a respectable widow to seduce him. What better way for a spymaster to discover why a respectable woman would jeopardize her reputation and her daughter’s future happiness? Poor Sebastian. Had he known succumbing to the Catherine's oddly innocent caresses would eventually heal his lonely heart and make him yearn for a life he’d sacrificed years ago, he might have steered clear of the beautiful, organizing Mrs. Ashcroft. But he didn’t, which made me a happy author. Opportunities to torture my heroes always bring a smile to my face. J Here’s our first...

by @TraceyDevlyn A Lady’s Revenge is officially launched. Hot diggity dog! I feel like dancing. How about you? Come on, don’t be shy. I’ve invited a fabulous instructor from the Greek island of Mypos to lead us through the dance. His name is Balki. Balki Bartokomous. And he’s going to introduce you to The Dance of Joy. You don’t need a partner, although the last dance step can be a bit tricky without one. Here we go…stand up, everyone! What fun! Did you enjoy yourself? I certainly did. Don’t you love those moments when you’re watching something joyful play out and, before you know it, you have a big silly grin on your face? Watching Balki and Larry kick up their heels does that for me. There’s something about observing people live life to the fullest that makes me happy. And then there are those more subtle moments that are precious in their simplicity. Moments that might make you smile or cry. If ever anyone needed to smile, it was Cora deBeau, my her...