Next Sugar Creek Book is here!

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Seasons of Sugar Creek: Summer is here!

Yeah, I know it's fall. It's a little late. But it's here,  it's here! You can now pre-order my book on Amazon. I'll get it up on other retailers soon! Don't you love this cover? It's like a breath of fresh air. Thanks to Hillary Doan Sperry for the cover design! 


Here's the blurb:


Who will believe that a billionaire fashion icon and a tomboy dairymaid are dating?


Tomboy Kristen Benton is roped into competing in the Miss Sugar Princess pageant with her sister. No one expects her to win—especially not the preening bullies who taunt her into wagering on the winner. Desperate for a pageant coach, Kristen makes a deal with billionaire fashion icon Ward Bianci to help her get into the final five. But the price he asks is pretty steep…


Italian-American Ward Bianci needs a fake girlfriend to inherit his grandfather’s multi-billion dollar fashion empire. At a mutual friend’s wedding, the groom wagers Ward can’t get Kristen to play the part by the end of the week. 


He falls first, dragging Kristen into catching feelings. What will happen when she finds out it was all a bet? Or was it?


I'm super excited for the summer edition of the Season of Sugar Creek. 


And here's a little sneak peak into the Spring Season:


Three generations of Bentons are getting married this spring and Angie has had enough wedding to last her a lifetime. Feeling left out and alone as everyone goes on to bigger and better things, the middle Benton girl wishes for someone of her own. When Shaw moves to town, she’s all a-flitter for the bad boy new-comer with a secret past who rents the apartment just outside their house.


Brad has been working as the milk delivery driver for Sweet Milk Dairy since he turned sixteen. He’s got a sweet tooth for Angie, not ice cream. But she only sees him a part of the family. How can Brad convince her he’s the one for her?



Update on WEAVE OF A THOUSAND LIES:


So my Backerkit is fully funded and we reached the $3000 stretch goal! These books are going to be gorgeous and will soon be up at my store books.ameyzeigler.com. These clothbound books will have foiled jackets, sprayed edges, colored images and character art. 


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