Purr-Fect Pitch


This post is part of a virtual book tour organized by Goddess Fish Promotions. Carolyn Wren will be awarding a $20 Amazon/BN GC to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour. Click on the tour banner to see the other stops on the tour.

 

A warm-hearted, fun filled rom-com novella laden with love, music…and cats.

When his ringing doorbell wakes Devlin from a post birthday party hangover, he finds a beautiful singing telegram dressed as a kitten on the other side, who leaves him intrigued and confused in equal measures. His mysterious songstress has the voice of an angel and the devil’s own temper to match.

Katherine ‘Kat’ Grant has one dream, and that’s singing. To achieve it, she needs admission to the exclusive Perdies College of Music. Kat’s adolescent years were difficult, being dependant on the charity of others left her with a fierce independent streak and a loathing of special treatment. She’ll succeed on her own merits without anyone’s help, especially the cheeky, alluring Devlin who seems to have squeezed himself into every aspect of her life.

Devlin knows he has the power to make all of Kat’s dreams come true. But wielding that power means he could lose her forever.

Can a charismatic cat loving hero and his sassy stubborn singer find their own love song?

Find out, in Purr-fect Pitch.


Read an Excerpt


“I don’t want you falling.”

“You’ve seen me run in heels.”

“Fair point, I—” his voice dropped away.

“Devlin? Devlin? Where’d you go?” Kat felt around beside her in the dark and came up with empty air.

“Ouch, down here. I tripped over the ornamental rockery.”

“What? Are you hurt?” She dropped to her knees, searching for him, her questing hands encountering the fine wool of his trousers. His quick intake of breath was her first clue, even before her fingers brushed against the zipper at his groin. Kat yanked her hand away. Great, now she was groping him.

“Is my chin bleeding?”

“I can’t see. Stay there, let me get my phone.” Kat rummaged through her shoulder bag, and flicked on the phone’s torch app. Light flooded the area, revealing Perdies owner sprawled on the ground, one foot snagged under a large rock.

“I knew that bloody rockery was a bad idea.” He dabbed the grazes on his chin and cheek.

“Here,” she handed him a tissue. “Can you move? Is anything broken?”

“Only my ego.”

All that languid grace and elegance had vanished, lost in an awkward tangle of limbs. Kat bit her lip to fight off a giggle.

“Are you laughing, Katherine?”

“No.” The single, high pitched word would have made a castrato envious. 



About the Author

 

After spending her working life in the finance sector, mostly in the mining industry, Carolyn began writing in 2009, just for fun. Much to her surprise, she won the very first writing contest she entered, the Australian based Emerald Award for unpublished manuscripts, and one week later received a commendation from the International Daphne Du Maurier Awards for Excellence in Mystery/Suspense. This gave her the incentive to keep writing, and to pursue a publishing deal. As at June 2020 Carolyn has 7 winners trophies and 15 finalist certificates from contests all around the world. Her books are published through Australian publishing houses, Serenity Press and Gumnut Press with future releases due with UK publishers Vulpine Press.

Carolyn likes to let her characters take control. The resulting stories range from light hearted comedic contemporary through to sexy, action packed romantic suspense and emotion driven urban fantasy. One thing remains constant in all her books, she’s a romantic at heart and loves a happy ending.

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Buy link for Purr-Fect Pitch – https://www.amazon.com.au/Purr-Fect-Pitch-Carolyn-Wren/dp/0648709167

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Comments

  1. It sounds like a cute romantic read. Nice cover. Thanks for the chance.

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    1. Thank you for stopping b y the blog today. My publisher and I both wanted to feature a cat on the cover.

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  2. Good morning, Carolyn! I have a question for you today, what are some of your favorite genres to read and do you have any author/title recommendations to share?

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    1. Hi Bea. I'm an avid reader and will dive headfirst into most genres including scifi, fantasy, paranormal, comedy...about the only thing I can't handle is horror. Romantic Suspense is one of my favorite genres, Lately I've been delving into cozy mysteries too for something a little lighter but still within the mystery/suspense genre. Favorite authors at the moment are Nalini Singh and Demelza Carlton for fantasy, and Polly Holmes for some fun and light hearted cozy mysteries

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    2. Thank you so much for your response! We have the same reading tastes I see with romantic suspense being one of my favorite tropes and I love everything sci-fi, especially dystopian stories. I also love paranormal stories and enjoy reading scientific and historical textbooks.

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  3. I am so glad that you came on tour as you are a new to me author and it looks like when I shared it on facebook this is one that is new to your list of books you write. peggy clayton

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    1. Hello Peggy. It's always wonderful to meet new people, and I am having fun on this blog tour.

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  4. Love this. As I sit here and trying to teach my new kitten the word NO I come across this and immediately know I must read this story.

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    1. Hello, Katie and thank you. yes, I can totally relate to kitten training. My rescue cat is 8 years old and still refuses to obey any kind of command!

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  5. Cute cover, it sounds like a good book. Thanks for the review.

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    1. Thank you Julie, I did have fun writing the book.

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  6. This book certainly does look and sound warm-hearted.

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    1. Thank you Mary. When I decided to write my first Rom-Com I wanted it to have heart and an emotional connection for readers, hopefully I've succeeded.

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  7. I loved the excerpt, this sounds great!

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  8. I'm a little late thanking my host for hosting my blog today. It's pretty early in the morning here in Australia. Thank you Literary Gold, it's been wonderful reading all the comments.

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  9. I encourage reading so having a family who loves to read I sure support.Thanks for sharing your terrific read with us.

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  10. Love the cat on the cover! Would really love to read.

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  11. This one sounds like a nice read, and I like the fact it includes a cat! Thanks for sharing.

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