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Hi all, here the leaves are falling and the weather is turning cool. This is the perfect time to curl up next to a warm fire and read a book.

My new release DANGEROUS MOVES The Dangerous Series Book 4 is ready.

 If she makes the wrong move, it could be her last!

 Reviews of the Reggi Allder's Dangerous Series:

“An enthralling read that takes you in from the first sentence.”

“Romantic Suspense from the beginning to the thrilling end!”

“Real-to-life characters take you away!”

"Intense."

Marty Costello needs a vacation. After a tough, near-fatal assignment, she must decide if remaining with a black ops team is her best move. She looks forward to a week in San Francisco. She’ll explore the Bay Area Beaches, walk the Golden Gate Bridge, and eat fresh seafood, and the famous sourdough bread. No career decisions need to be made until after Marty clears her head.

On her first night in town, she is attacked from behind in a parking lot by a couple of thugs who try to steal her bag. A stranger chases off the men. But she is suspicious. He is too handsome and it is too convenient that he appears right when she needs someone. Marty sees him again the next day. Is that by chance? In her line of work, she doesn’t believe in coincidence.

Still, if meeting her is part of his plan to get near the black ops team, maybe she should stay close enough to discover what he wants.

https://www.amazon.com/Dangerous-Moves-Book-ebook/dp/B0DJ1KJ233

Excerpt:

Driving from Marin County to San Francisco, traffic sped south toward the Golden Gate Bridge, until the Waldo Tunnel, now the Robin Williams Rainbow Tunnel. As Marty neared it, gridlock kicked in and almost halted all vehicles. She wouldn’t have minded if the view of the bay and San Francisco had spread out in a vista before her. However, it was summer, and tonight a thick blanket of fog hid the panorama. A foghorn blared to all ships entering the bay to slow down.

    A snippet of conversation from tonight played in her mind. Hudson Blake, Hud, as he liked to be called, connected with her spending most of her younger life working out in the gym, though as a swimmer he was in the pool with only strengthening exercises in the weight room.

    At one time, both were part of the US Olympic team, so they shared their adventures traveling to tournaments all across the country and the world. She laughed about the night she spent running around the O' Hare International Airport with her teammates because their plane was grounded due to bad weather. Now, she realized those were the good old days, when young and innocent, she didn’t comprehend world politics and the dangers it created.

    Hud seemed to enjoy hearing her stories and spoke fondly of his escapades with his teammates. He continued to keep in touch with a few of his buddies. Some had joined the Coast Guard when he did.

Thinking about tomorrow, to her surprise, she wanted to meet Hud again and was even looking forward to it. Though her dates were few and far between, she hadn’t felt a connection to the other men as she did with him.

    Back in the city on Lombard Street, she drove through an intersection on a green light, when a van ran the red light. Marty stomped on the brakes and her car skittered to a halt, slamming her forward and almost causing her to hit her head on the steering wheel. The seat belt dug into her shoulder as it tightened to keep her safe.

    The van sped off without a glance in Marty’s direction. A man in an SUV behind her honked and yelled for her to move on as the light was about to turn red. Marty cursed under her breath but ignored the pain in her shoulder, as she drove to her condo.

    No more daydreaming. Hit broadside, you might have been killed in this compact sedan. She slowed and focused on the road.

   At her rental, Marty tossed her bag on a chair. Without turning on the lights, she walked to the deck and stared at the full moon as the mist moved with the wind off the bay. The sight had its own beauty even though the Golden Gate Bridge couldn’t be seen. Glancing to the street, she saw no one watching her.

     She sighed with relief. Maybe this was going to be an agreeable vacation after all.

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Have you heard the saying, Do What Makes Your Heart Smile?

One day I was grocery shopping and saw a cute little pink sign with a unicorn and a butterfly. The quote was, “Do what makes your heart smile.”

 Well, that stopped me in my tracks. I had never thought that way. I was too busy doing what I needed to finish daily chores, family business, and promised duties. So, there I was with a basket full of groceries wondering if I should pay for this nonessential item when everything in the supermarket seemed to be higher than ever.

I put the little sign back on the shelf and went to get frozen food. After a quick stop to pick up eggs, milk, and cheese, I headed toward the nondairy ice cream bars for the family. Then I planned to go to the check out counter.

That little sign was calling to me. Although it was totally unnecessary, it didn’t cost too much, and my birthday was coming up. Okay, months from now. Lol.

 But… Before my frozen food could completely melt, I went to the gift area and was pleased that the little sign was still there.

I brought it home and then thought it was a good idea to share this quote. I told the kids. That way they might feel free to make their heart smile too. 

 Now, I can see the quote while I’m working. I put it in front of my computer and when I look up from the screen, I remember to make my heart smile. Having that little reminder is helpful in my life and my writing. When I’m stumped and don’t know what to do next with a new character, I ask myself, what makes their heart smile? What is stopping them from smiling? What should they do about it?

For a chance to win a novella, please a comment and let us know what makes your heart smile. 

                 I took this photo at a writer's retreat. This view made my heart smile.
 

Well, I'm excited because I just finished the fourth book in the Dangerous Series. It's called Dangerous Moves Book 4. I'm doing the last minute edits. It should be available in early November. 

If suspense and romance is for you, check out the first novel in the Dangerous Series.              

DANGEROUS WEB by Reggi Allder, a Web of Intrigue, Mystery, and Desire  

“Real-to-life characters take you away!” “A non-stop suspense from the first chapter until the thrilling end!” “Reggi Allder has got us holding our breath and biting our nails with this romantic suspense.”

Webb lives undercover and never lets anyone get too close. However, in his current perilous situation, Emma is the only one he can trust. Still, if he accepts her aid, he might be putting her in jeopardy. Can he justify involving her? Will he be able to manage his growing desire for Emma? 

Dangerous Web

 

 

 

 

 

If want a heartwarming, second chance romance check out the Sierra Creek Series. Her Country Heart book 1 of 4

 

Her Country Heart 

 ★ 5 Star reviews “If you love cowboys, small towns, second chances, and real-to-life characters, the Sierra Creek books are for you!” “Perfect when you need a feel-good read.” 

Amy Long needs a forever home. Downsized, she lost her apartment in the city and returned to the small town of Sierra Creek to find a fresh start. Does she belong? Cowboy Wyatt Cameron doesn’t think so. She’s in the way of his plans and as executor of her grandmother’s estate, he has the power to send her packing.­­ What can she offer to change his mind?

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