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Finding Rose Rocks Book Blitz                Author: Karen Ginther Graham

12/4/2017

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Will she get a second chance at a once in a lifetime love?
Finding Rose Rocks
FINDING ROSE ROCKS
Karen Ginther Graham
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Publisher: The Wild Rose Press
Publication Date: May 20, 2016
In the late summer of a womanís life she meets a handsome rancher who ignites her dormant passion, a passion that isnít fully realized until she follows a yearning to the city of her youth where enlightenment becomes a costly foray. FINDING ROSE ROCKS is an 86,000-word contemporary womenís fiction with romance and spicy love scenes.
JENNIFERís business fails and she decides that as soon as possible she will leave Oklahoma in a cloud of red dust and return to her San Diego roots. TROY comes along with a solution to her companyís woes. He has a velvety voice and appealing confidence. They begin a relationship; it deepens and then stalls after sheís called to the west coast on a family matter and decides to stay for the summer. She meets BEN with his irresistible charm. Her newfound self-awareness mingles with salty ocean breezes and eucalyptus-scented air to place her in Benís arms. Their liaison is heartfelt but brief, mid-lifeís last hurrah. Jennifer realizes her heart is back on the southern prairie and returns to Troyís ranch, but she may be one adventure too late.
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Praise for Finding Rose Rocks

The name of the book comes from a type of mineral formation found almost exclusively in Oklahoma....and has a beautiful backstory to it. The literature standard is written with depths of emotional dilemmas, and I believe that whatís makes this book stand out.
- S. J. Main, Amazon Reviewer
The flow of the story is flawless as far as I am concerned. Love and life is precious, but it will never be flawless. I highly recommend this read. It is a great one!
- deb B, Amazon Reviewer
This is the kind of book youíll want to curl up with on a nice comfy chair beside a fire on a cold winterís day. A lovely romance about getting a second chance at love later in life.
- Page M., Amazon Reviewer

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Take an inside look at Finding Rose Rocks with this thrilling excerpt.
Jennifer refused to let Ben's ordeal revive her old jellyfish phobia. She changed into her swimsuit and grabbed a towel. She'd be most visible in front of the lifeguard tower, so itís where she entered the surf and forded the mild current until she reached the choppy calm beyond the breakers. Alone save for a curious seagull, she let the sea rock her in their guarded reunion. Fellow creatures shared the water with her, but she ignored them and let them do the same. Children's squeals and deeper adult voices carried over the waves and reached her submerged ears in wavering echoes. She was a peace there. From time to time she drifted off course, and a dozen lazy back strokes realigned her with the lifeguard tower. Jennifer's astrological element was water, emotional and intuitive. She'd grown up with her mother's belief in such notions, and she would never quite shake them. Troy was earth, strong and steady, grounded, of the land. Water and earth were compatible. Jennifer should have nurtured Troy, supplied him with life-giving sustenance rather than running off to let him face the summer's drought without her. Ben's element was air. She'd never asked him his sign, but she knew. He was a rare winged creature too elusive for her with his almost indiscernible touch and the hint of scintillating breath on her bare breasts. Jennifer held herself partially to blame for Benís accident. Before sheíd come along he didnít go into the ocean, instead content to stroll along its shoreline. Heíd wanted to be with her and followed her into her watery realm. Sheíd led him to danger like a siren. Heíd mentioned his allergy to bee stings in an offhanded way, making little of it. She shouldíve honed in on the subject, asked what he carried in his faded blue backpack. The signs were there and sheíd paid no attention.
Jennifer checked her position in the water, found all to be well, and returned to her thoughts. If she went back to the Lazy J Ranch, would she and Troy reunite or would she end up back in Oklahoma City where sheíd started? Trading California for a cowboy? Sheíd have to be crazy, or crazy in love with a man whose only connection to the ocean were waves of flaxen wheat and a prairieís endless sea of tall grass.
Something brushed Jenniferís leg, and she bolted upright. A piece of kelp bobbed beside her and she flung it away. Sheíd become chilly anyway and made her way to shore.
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About Karen Ginther Graham

Karen Ginther Graham
Karen Ginther Graham is a long-time Okie but hails from Southern California. Her writing often reflects these two places. Along with her husband, she loves immersing herself in the fevered pulse of big cities and then happily return to the quietude of her country home in Edmond, Oklahoma.
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