To celebrate the release of More Than a Mistress, I decided to do a blog tour. It’s been years since I’ve done one, but I was fortunate enough to arrange for some bloggers and authors to help me spread the news of my fifth addition to the Latin Men series. It’s the longest book of the series and takes place mostly in Miami, with short visits to Argentina and Atlanta. Esteban, a wealthy restaurateur, pursues Sonia, a sommelier, and eventually convinces her to begin an unconventional relationship with him as a kept woman. But of course, this is a romance, and when they develop feelings for each other, things get complicated.
What’s included in the blog tour? Interviews, where you learn more about me and my books. (The interviewers ask some really good questions.) Excerpts, to tempt you into buying a copy of More Than a Mistress. And prizes!
Below is the schedule of events. Each host’s link goes live on the date they’re scheduled to post. Take some time to visit each site. Check out the authors’ catalog of books, and visit the bloggers to read reviews of other novels and see what other events they have planned.
By the way, feel free to leave questions here or on any of the blogs you visit, and I’ll answer them. I look forward to chatting with you!
Blog Tour Schedule
April 3 – Black Page Turners – interview
April 3 – Monlatable Reviews – excerpt
April 3 – Tall Stack of Books – excerpt
April 4 – My Reading Nook – interview, excerpt
April 4 – Musings and Romance – excerpt
April 5 – The Island Reader – interview
April 5 – SORMAG – excerpt
April 6 – Nana Prah, author – excerpt
April 6 – Kim Talks Books – interview
April 7 – Tia Kelly, author – 5 Things I Learned About Wine While Writing More Than a Mistress
Blurb
Will their arrangement ever be enough?
Relationships are not a priority for restaurateur Esteban Galiano, and when he sees Sonia Kennedy at a party, he plans to make her a conquest in a long line of many. But she rebuffs his advances and forces him to adjust—determined to meet the challenge and do whatever he must to make her his.
All her life, Sonia’s beauty has caused unnecessary problems, and right now she needs a job, not a suitor. When Esteban makes an indecent proposal, her first instinct is to turn him down. But soon she’s rethinking her response. Maybe it’s time for her to use what she’s got, to get what she wants.
2 Responses
Just completed this book & I really loved the fact that the reader was able to get a complete sense of Sonia, her ambivalence toward getting involved with Esteban, in the first place & the lengths she took (by leaving town & eventually leaving him altogether) to protect herself from being hurt. Once again, a great book, Ms. Diamond!
Hi Sherryl,
I didn’t think that type of relationship would be entered into easily–at least not by someone like Sonia–so I felt it was important to show how torn she was about Esteban’s offer. And yes, she did go to great lengths to get away from him after she realized she’d fallen in love with him. I’m happy you enjoyed it and my take on their relationship. 🙂