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Exciting News x 2! 

Hi everyone! Thank you for stopping by today! I have two exciting things I'd like to share with you today and I'm absolutely beaming with joy!!! 

The first news I have is that last week I learned that Wedding Dreams: 20 Delicious Nuptials, a set that includes my passionate and fun novella, The Best Man became a USA Today bestseller, sliding in at #94 on the elite list.

Secondly, a set that I've been working on behind the scenes has finally gone on pre-order and I'm so excited! 

Escape with these 24 brand new and exclusive sexy reads from NY Times, USA Today and International bestselling authors. 

This set is perfect for romance lovers of all kinds. Offering up passionate, and enticing tales set in hot and tropical settings, this collection will feed your need for summer sexiness! 

✩ Featured Authors ✩

NY Times Bestselling author, Sharon Hamilton

Swept Away by International & USA Today Bestselling author, Nicole Morgan

Tempting James by Victoria Pinder, USA Today Bestselling author

Rider’s Fall (A Viper’s Bite MC Novella) by International Bestselling author, Lena Bourne

A Miracle in Hawaii by Fiona Miers

Perfectly Skeptical (Perfectly Series novella) by Award Winning author, Linda O’Connor

Alpha Heat by Mandy Rosko

Tristan by International Bestselling author, Liz Gavin

Desire a Bridesmaid (an Always a Bridesmaid novella) by Courtney Hunt

Finding Cory by Caitlyn Lynch

Murder with a Kiss by USA Today Featured Author, Stacy-Deanne

A Major Affair, The Colonel’s Daughters quintet, a novella by Award Winning author, CJ Matthew

Brooklyn Winters (A Seven Brothers Security Team Novella) by Karen M. Bryson

Two Reckless Hearts (A Barrett Ridge Novella) by Holly Cortelyou

His Diamond In The Rough by Bestselling author, Roxy Sinclaire and Zara Zenia

Worth the Risk (a Solace in Secrets novella) by EmKay Connor

Bestselling author, Susan Ann Wall

Bestselling author, Krista Ames

Starry Nights by JB Duvane

Cold and Hottie by Jan O’Hara

Homecoming by Elana Brooks

Lust Abroad by Whitley Cox

Just Trust Me by Celeste Hall

Hotter in Hawaii by Alexis Alvarez

And, even better... to kick off our three-month pre-order time frame the other authors and I are having one heck of a giveaway!

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Thank You for joining me today! I'll see you all next month on the 1st. Have a great month and remember to check out Romance Books 4 Us for some awesome reads! 

Nicole Morgan is an author of erotic romance novels, which more often than not have a suspenseful back story. Erotic romance mixed with good old-fashioned whodunit. While she's written everything from contemporary to paranormal her leading men will more than likely be wearing a uniform of some kind. From military to police officers, she has a love for writing about those who protect and serve. From her very first novel about Navy SEALs to her more recent releases you will be sure to find a few twists and turns you were not expecting.

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Until next month lovies ~ Nic 

HOW DID JUNE BECOME THE MOST POPULAR MONTH FOR WEDDINGS?

I was married in June. At one time I thought I’d never marry in that month because June Bride is such a cliché. Yet, on June 12, 1976, I was a bride. The reason I chose June is because the weather is usually nicer then, not cold, not too hot or humid yet. I had my reception out of doors and sweated that it might rain, as it does frequently around these parts. But we had a beautiful day. Mother Nature fooled us, though, by making it very hot.

Here's my husband and me on our wedding day.

I got to wondering why June is such a popular month for weddings. So I did a little research. I’m not sure anyone knows the correct answer, but here are some things I found interesting.

Some say it’s the harvest. Back in the agricultural days when every hand was needed for the harvest, the feeling was that a young bride who got married in June and had a summer pregnancy wouldn’t be too far along with the pregnancy that she couldn’t help out at harvest time. Make sense? Could be.

I’m not really sure about this one, but it also makes sense. You’ve all heard that a long time ago people took an “annual bath.” It seems the “annual” bath was taken in May or June, so people got married in June when they were less stinky. Definitely the ick factor at work here.

This last one sounds like it could be the most likely. Juno was the ancient Roman goddess of marriage. Many Romans honored her by marrying in the month named after her, June. They figured it was a favorable time to marry. Totally makes sense.

What is the next most popular month for weddings? August, followed by September.

There you have it, some theories as to why June is the most popular wedding month. Do you know of any others?

Most everyone loves weddings and brides. And marriage-of-convenience stories have always been popular. I know I love them. I have several books and short stories featuring weddings. A few of my short stories begin with a wedding scene, and many of my shorts and novels end with a wedding. My novelette, Her Forever Husband, is about a modern-day marriage-of-convenience. This story is available separately and is also included in the multi-author anthology, The Marriage Coin. The heroine in my novella, Loving Or Nothing, owns a bridal salon at the Jersey Shore. A Groom for Christmas is about a fake fiancé who becomes so much more. Loving Or Nothing and A Groom for Christmas are each available separately or in a boxed set along with my short story, A Cinderella Christmas. The set is called Wedding Dreams. What could be more appropriate for June?