A Kind of Honesty is Available for Preorder Now!

Finally! LOL. Book 3 in A Kind of Stories series, A Kind of Honesty, is available for preorder at Dreamspinner and Kobo today! For those of you who read A Kind of Romance and fell a little for Carter, yes…this is his and Tim’s story. I’m a huge fan of “opposites attract” and these two seemingly have nothing in common besides a few close mutual friends and an improbable attraction they can’t ignore. But they come from different worlds. Carter is a sophisticated and worldly financier from a prominent New York family and Tim is a drummer in a band from Baltimore. They shouldn’t get each other, but somehow they do. And if they can find a way to be completely honest, they might have a shot at something bigger than either man imagined.

A Kind of Honesty will be released October 7. Woohoo! It will be available for preorder on Amazon soon too. I’ll post updated info as soon as I get it.

Lane xo

Blurb for A Kind of Honesty…

Music is drummer Tim Chalmers’s great escape and the one thing that’s never let him down. But his band Spiral’s meteoric rise to fame has made it difficult for him to maintain a low profile. Unwanted press pesters him after a public breakup with a volatile ex-girlfriend who loves the limelight as much as he loathes it. Tim’s main goal is to avoid confrontation. However, when a handsome stranger in a dive bar turns out to be someone he might know, everything changes.

Carter Hamilton-Temple might be a successful financial consultant with more brains, sophistication, and charm than most, but he always falls for the wrong guys: closet cases or men with issues. He can’t fight his attraction to tattooed rock star Tim, but can he trust his own judgment? When the thrill of danger combined with a fierce physical connection proves too strong for either man to resist, a quiet liaison away from the public eye and curious friends seems like a safe bet. But some secrets are hard to keep. When rumors threaten to rock his world, Tim realizes it’s time to confront his fear with his own kind of honesty.