☀ Deep End: Deep Blue Trilogy [3] - Kathleen Duhamel

Thank you for joining us on the last stop of the Virtual Book Tour for Deep End, a Contemporary Romance by Kathleen Duhamel (5 December 2017, Imajin Books, 197 pages).

This is the third and final book in the Deep Blue Trilogy.

Don't miss our interview with author Kathleen Duhamel.

PREVIEW: Check out the book's synopsis, the Kindle Cloud Reader Preview, and details of all of the other titles in the series below.

Deep End is FREE on Kindle Unlimited and Kindle Owner's Lending Library.

Author Kathleen Duhamel will be awarding a $25 Amazon/BN gift card to a randomly drawn winner via Rafflecopter during the tour.   Please do take part: comment on our post and follow the tour where you will be able to read other excerpts (☀), interviews (ℚ), reviews (✍) and guest blog posts (✉).

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Synopsis

When her close-to-perfect world falls apart, can love still prevail?

After years of struggle and harsh criticism, happily married rock star wife Claire Martin has finally achieved the career success of her dreams. As the featured artist in an international traveling exhibit, she looks forward to her best year ever, while her husband, singer Robert Silver of the legendary band Deep Blue, contemplates a return to touring.

Things are also looking up for Claire’s best friend, Denise Hrivnak, who’s planning her wedding to Robert’s musical partner, Art Hoffman. However, what should have been most joyful day of Denise’s life turns to tragedy when an unexpected event forces both woman to contemplate the terrifying possibility of life without the men they love.

Besieged by the paparazzi and sick with worry, Claire waits for answers in a Las Vegas hotel room, thinking over her improbable relationship with Rob and praying that love alone is strong enough to bring her husband back from the brink.

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Teaser: KCR Preview

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The Series: Deep Blue Trilogy

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Click on the book cover to Look Inside the book on Amazon and read an excerpt.

Deep Blue [1]

Love is the most addicting drug of all...

“Barely-not-starving” Denver artist and cancer survivor Claire Martin has almost given up finding an older man with a youthful spirit when she meets charismatic New York soul singer Robert Silver of the legendary band Deep Blue. She soon learns that hero worship can be dangerous, especially when the object of her desire comes with a disturbing past.

Robert is smart and sexy with a self-deprecating sense of humor, but he’s also a man who has suffered from panic attacks, drug abuse, a well-publicized stint in rehab and the death of his wife, screenwriter Elaine Jordan. When his demons resurface on tour, jeopardizing his voice and the band’s future, Claire must decide if she’s willing to take the biggest risk of her life—betting her future on a troubled man.

[Published 30 August 2015, 229 pages]

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Deeper [2]

Secrets of the past seldom stay buried forever…

Landscape artist Claire Martin has married the love of her life, legendary singer Robert Silver of the band Deep Blue. But her peaceful world is rocked by an unexpected revelation that crushes her dreams and causes her to question everything she knows about her famous husband.

Although Robert is clean and sober, and embarking on a new opportunity with his musical partner Art Hoffman, the consequences of one night long ago fracture his family and threaten his marriage to the woman who loves him like no one else. Will love survive, or will career pressures, family turmoil and the ever-present specter of the paparazzi destroy their new life together?

[Published 20 March 2016, 188 pages]

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At Home With Andre [2.5]

"He’s seen me naked. I never should have taken this job..."

New York public relations consultant and self-proclaimed control freak Katie McDowell may have made the biggest career mistake of her life. She’s agreed to temporarily leave her beloved Manhattan to manage the company’s struggling New Orleans office, knowing her biggest client is television chef Andre Thibodeaux, whose massive masculine presence makes her feel hotter than the onset of menopause.

Finding her way in a funky new city and earning the trust of her employees is tough enough without annoying hot flashes, night sweats and ugly mood swings, not to mention the lingering memory of one steamy night she shared with the big man she thinks she can’t have.

Sexy, smart, and successful, Chef Andre has everything a man could want except the right woman, and he’s determined to learn why Katie rejected him. To convince her to stay in Louisiana, he’ll need to find a way to make her fall in love with him, as well as the vibrant southern city he calls home.

[Published 1 May 2017, 112 pages]

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About the Author

Kathleen Duhamel is the author of Deep Blue and Deeper.

She wrote and illustrated her first short story at the age of eight, and has been a writer for most of her life. Her love of the written word continued throughout her varied career as a newspaper journalist and editor, public relations executive, freelance travel writer and owner/operator of two small businesses.

A native of Texas, she spent most of her adult life in Colorado before relocating to Virginia in 2014, where she lives with her husband, a standard poodle and geriatric cat. She is a lifelong devotee of rock and soul music, contemporary art and pop culture.

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Dec 20: Christine Young
Jan 3: Lisa Haselton's Reviews and Interviews
Jan 10: Laurie's Thoughts and Reviews
Jan 17: The Reading Addict
Jan 24: The Avid Reader
Jan 24: Long and Short Reviews
Jan 31: Archaeolibrarian - I Dig Good Books!
Feb 7: Sharing Links and Wisdom
Feb 7: Fabulous and Brunette
Feb 14: BooksChatter

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