Michelle Miles: It's Summertime!

You know how I know it’s officially Summer? It’s finally stopped raining (at least here in North Texas), school is out, Memorial Day is over, another birthday has come and gone and it’s June.

This weekend the husband and I were doing our weekend chores and I stopped to think how much it’s starting to feel like summer. With the early morning sun leaving slashes of light on the floor to the sounds of summer—baseball on the TV, lawn mowers, weed eaters, leaf blowers, the hum of the AC—it’s hard to believe we’re already in the sixth month of the year. Where does the time go? Does it speed up when I’m not looking? Or am I just so busy that I don’t realize the days are flying off the calendar?

At any rate, I can’t believe it’s summer. The rest of the year always seems to go so fast once we get into June and before we know it the holidays will be here. But right now I’m thinking about vacation and RWA Nationals and getting through the hottest months of the year (July and August) and writing. Lots of things are happening in my world—things I can’t talk about yet—but I’m going to be one busy girl this summer.

Plus I’m looking forward to re-releasing my Realm of Honor series on July 25 starting with the first three books.

Michelle Miles: Release Day for A Knight to Remember

It’s here! It’s here! IT’S HERE!

*throws confetti*

I’m so excited that today is the release day for book 3 in my fantasy romance series, Realm of Honor. A KNIGHT TO REMEMBER hits e-store shelves today and already has two good reviews to go along with it.

“The way Henry longed for Maeve is heart-felt and very deep. Their romance is a testament of the unexpectedness of falling-in-love and staying in love.” – Francine (Goodreads)

“I loved this story and will recommend it to anyone. It is full of action, suspense and romance.” –Cindy (Goodreads)

This was one of my favorite books to write and follows the story of Henry and Queen Maeve. Henry is looking for his missing daughter in Scotland (Maggie from ONE KNIGHT ONLY) when he’s transported to the Otherworld. He is instantly smitten with the Fae queen, Maeve, and does everything in his power to seduce her. There are two problems with that: she dislikes humans AND the Goddess of War is out to kill her. Henry takes it upon himself to protect her from the goddess’s wrath. But can he, really?