Today we are celebrating the release of ALPHA MAIL by Brenda Rothert. This book is a contemporary romance, standalone title. Check out the purchase links for Amazon, iBooks, and B&N below and some teasers from the book.
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Alpha Mail by Brenda Rothert
An adult standalone, contemporary romance
Book Blurb
Sienna Mills knows her alpha males.
They brood.
They growl.
They love the word “mine”.
After spending her early twenties in and out of relationships with alphas, Sienna used her knowledge to found Alpha Mail, a booming business that allows women to sign up for emails, letters, and texts from their own brooding, red-blooded man.
Her star is on the rise and Sienna is attracting the interest of investors when a mysterious man starts messaging her about the true nature of an alpha. She’s got it all wrong, he says, and he’s willing to show her how a real man makes women respond.
The more Sienna hears from him, the more aggravated she becomes. Who does this anonymous, supposed alpha think he is, anyway?
And yet…she can’t deny his messages are becoming the best part of her days. Commitment-phobic Sienna finds herself wanting more from her sensei of seduction. But is she willing to trust her heart to an alpha again?
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Excerpt
Andrew
Benson, a reporter for the Chicago Sun,
is waiting in a chair outside my office when I approach, moving as quickly as I
can in heels.
“Sorry.”
I smile at him. “My meeting ran over by a few minutes.”
He
grins back, brushing dark hair away from his eyes. “No problem. I walked past
the room as you were speaking. That sounded like…an interesting meeting.”
“Yeah.”
I laugh lightly. “As you can imagine, our employees have to be comfortable
talking about things that aren’t usually part of an office environment.”
He
nods and arches his brows. “Ready for the interview?”
“Ready.
Thanks for waiting. And thanks for the call. This is going to be great exposure
for Alpha Mail.”
“I’m
sure the story will get lots of reads. Our photographer will be coming by in
about an hour to get a photo of you to go with the story.”
I
run a hand over my red hair, which is down around my shoulders today. I’m
wearing a black pencil skirt and a green blouse. With a little lipstick and mascara,
I can be photo-ready.
“Perfect.”
“Ms.
Mills, I have Conference Room One ready for you.” My assistant, Jane, gives me
a confident smile.
She
does an amazing job as my assistant. If I can get the investment I need to grow
the business, I’m planning to promote her into a role more suited for her
talents. It’ll mean training a new assistant, but that’s okay. I believe in
rewarding hard work.
Andrew
follows me into our makeshift conference room. It has two tables pushed
together and surrounded by mismatched chairs. I’ve focused my resources on
building my base of employees, and things like office furniture have been
neglected. Another area I plan to address if I can attract investors.
“So,
want to start out by telling me where you got the idea for Alpha Mail?” he asks
as he sits down.
He’s
almost handsome in a rumpled sort of way. With shaggy dark hair and glasses, I
get a Clark Kent vibe from him. But he doesn’t interest me enough to check for
a wedding ring. I’m officially over men.
“I
drew from my own experiences. I know there are women out there who like certain
parts of dating, but other parts…not so much. So my goal was to help them cut
through and get only what they want.”
“But
the relationships they find through you…they aren’t real, right?”
“They’re
real in their own way. They aren’t exclusive, and they aren’t physical, but
when clients choose an alpha to communicate with, that’s absolutely the only
person they’re hearing from.”
Andrew
quirks his lips into a smile. “What are the qualifications to be an alpha?”
“Alphas
know what they want. They don’t pussyfoot. They’re domineering and often
jealous and a bit controlling.”
“And
women are looking for that?”
Bless your
heart, Clark Kent. You have no idea.
“Some
women, sure. And I’m hoping they’ll give Alpha Mail a try.”
Jane
brings in coffee, and we continue the interview for nearly an hour. When the
photographer arrives, Andrew says he has everything he needs for his story. He
shakes my hand and leaves, looking more than a little perplexed.
I
wasn’t really expecting him to get it. So many people think women are looking
for a nice man who will open doors, kiss them goodnight, and not leave the
toilet seat up. I’m sure a few of them are
actually looking for that. But there are enough women dreaming of a dirty-talking
alpha to grow my business into an empire.
And
that’s exactly what I plan to do with this pitch to investors.
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About the Author
Brenda Rothert is an Illinois native who was a print journalist for nine years. She made the jump from fact to fiction in 2013 and never looked back. From new adult to steamy contemporary romance, Brenda creates fresh characters in every story she tells. She’s a lover of Diet Coke, chocolate, lazy weekends and happily ever afters.
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