Natalie Brannon's recipe for "Honeymoon on the Rocks":
Take one husband, usually aboard ship somewhere. Add the following: One minuscule apartment with a "sea view" that is only visible from atop the kitchen counter, but which comes fully equipped with large, flying cockroaches; two scantily clad neighbors who entertain male friends at the most astonishing times of night; three of your husband’s Coast Guard buddies who are wagering whether a fourth can sleep with a woman from each of the fifty states. Mix in the heat of a so-called tropical paradise. Add newlywed nerves and a large pinch of passion. Put in the oven, and hope for a marriage that lasts. ...
Natalie Brannon's recipe for "Honeymoon on the Rocks":
Take one husband, usually aboard ship somewhere. Add the following: One minuscule apartment with a "sea view" that is only visible from atop the kitchen counter, but which comes fully equipped with large, flying cockroaches; two scantily clad neighbors who entertain male friends at the most astonishing times of night; three of your husband’s Coast Guard buddies who are wagering whether a fourth can sleep with a woman from each of the fifty states. Mix in the heat of a so-called tropical paradise. Add newlywed nerves and a large pinch of passion. Put in the oven, and hope for a marriage that lasts.
Elizabeth Bevarly's writing career has officially entered its third decade. Since her first book, DESTINATIONS SOUTH, was published by Silhouette Books in 1989, she's completed more than five dozen works of contemporary romance. Although she had two women's fictions titles published early in her career, 2012 will see the publication of her first women's fiction title in trade paperback. THE HOUSE ON BUTTERFLY WAY will be published by Berkley Trade in February. She lives in her native Kentucky with her husband and son and is thrilled to be offering some of her early works as e-books. Visit her website at www.elizabethbevarly.com or, even better, ask to be her friend on Facebook.
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Natalie Brannon's recipe for "Honeymoon on the Rocks":Take one husband, usually aboard ship somewhere. Add the following: One minuscule apartment with a "sea view" that is only visible from atop the kitchen counter, but which comes fully equipped with large, flying cockroaches; two scantily clad neighbors who entertain male friends at the most astonishing times of night; three of your husband’s Coast Guard buddies who are wagering whether a fourth can sleep with a woman from each of the fifty states. Mix in the heat of a so-called tropical paradise. Add newlywed nerves and a large pinch of passion. Put in the oven, and hope for a marriage that lasts. ...